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A new Silurian fossil locality on Lawler Ridge, Sherman quadrangle, Maine
David C. Roy and William H. Forbes
in Shorter Contributions to Maine Geology: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 23, p. 17-18.
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Geochemical stream sediment sampling survey, Rangeley, Maine, area
Walter A. Anderson
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Special Economic Studies Series 5
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Geology of the Blue Hill - Castine mining district, southwestern Hancock county, Maine
Eric S. Cheney
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Open-File Report (Special Economic Studies Series 6)
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Reconnaissance and economic geology of the northwestern Knox County marble belt
Eric S. Cheney
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 19 (Special Economic Studies Series 7). Describes regional geology, correlation, and structure. Includes a short section on the economic value of marble belts and ores in NW Knox County. Plates include a reconnaissance geologic map and a map of the Union marble belt. Covers parts of Liberty, Belfast, Waldoboro, and Rockland 15' quadrangles.
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Diatomite in Maine
Frederick M. Beck
in Contributions to the Geology of Maine: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18, p. 10-17.
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New Scotland depositional history of the Beck Pond region, Somerset County, Maine
A.J. Boucot, Charles Harper, and Keith Rhea
in Contributions to the Geology of Maine: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18, p. 23-61, illus., tables.
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The Owen Brook limestone prospect, Penobscot County, Maine
Robert G. Doyler
in Contributions to the Geology of Maine: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18, p. 18-22, illus., table.
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Silurian subaqueous slide conglomerate, Addison, Maine
Richard A. Gilman
in Contributions to the Geology of Maine: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18, p. 64-77.
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Outline of the geology and mineralization of the south end of the Munsungun anticlinorium, Piscataquis County, Maine
Bradford A. Hall
in Contributions to the Geology of Maine: Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18, p. 5-9, illus., table.
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Contributions to the geology of Maine
Maine Geological Survey
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 18. Includes papers on mineralization of the south end of the Munsungun anticlinorium, Maine diatomite occurrences, the Owen Brook limestone prospect in Penobscot County, New Scotland depositional history of Beck Pond region, Silurian slide conglomerate in Addison
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The geology of Mount Blue State Park
Kost A. Pankiwskyj
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 17 (State Park Geologic Series 3). Popular guide to park geology, geologic history, objects of geologic interest.
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A detailed economic investigation of geochemical and aeromagnetic anomalies, north central Maine
Webster F. Stickney, Lawrence A. Wing, and Robert S. Young
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Special Economic Studies Series 4, 81 p., i-iii, illustrations, tables
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Prospect evaluations, Washington County, Maine
Robert S. Young
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Special Economic Studies Series 3
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Prospect evaluations, Hancock County, Maine
Robert S. Young
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Special Economic Studies Series 2
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A detailed economic investigation of aeromagnetic anomalies in eastern Penobscot County, Maine
Robert G. Doyle, Robert S. Young, and Lawrence A. Wing
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Special Economic Studies Series 1
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Late Pleistocene changes of sea level in southwestern Maine
Arthur L. Bloom
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), 143 p., maps (Originally presented in limited edition by the Office of Naval Research, Project No. NR 388-040, May 1959.)
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The geology of Sebago Lake State Park
Arthur Leroy Bloom
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 11 (State Park Geologic Series 1). Popular guide to park geology, geologic history, features of geologic interest.
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The geology of a six-mile section along Spencer Stream, Somerset County, Maine
Arthur James Boucot, John Roy Griffin, and Philip S. Perry
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 9 (Special Geologic Studies Series 2), 28 p., illus. incl. geologic map
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Geology of the Beck Pond area, Township 3, Range 5, Somerset County, Maine
Arthur James Boucot, Charles Harper, and Keith Rhea
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Development of Industry and Commerce), Bulletin 8 (Special Geologic Studies Series 1), 33 p., illus. incl. geol. sketch maps
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Glacial lake and glacial marine clays of the Farmington area, Maine - Origin and possible use as lightweight aggregate
Dabney W. Caldwell
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Bulletin 10 (Special Geologic Studies Series 3). Describes stratigraphy and origin of clay deposits and discusses physical, chemical, and thermal expansion properties of clay. Plates include clay distribution map of Sandy River area.
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Maine granite quarries and prospects
Muriel B. Austin and Arthur M. Hussey II
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development), Minerals Resources Index 2, 50 p., illustrations
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Maine metal mines and prospects
Arthur M. Hussey II, John R. Rand, and Muriel B. Austin
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Economic Development) Minerals Resources Index 3, 53 p., illustrations including geologic sketch maps
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Genetic study of some pyrrhotite deposits of Maine and New Brunswick
Robert S. Houston
Maine Geological Survey (Department of Development of Industry and Commerce), Bulletin 7, 117 p., illus. incl. geol. sketch maps
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Pegmatites and associated rocks in the Newry Hill area, Oxford County, Maine
Vincent Everett Shainin and Louis Field Dellwig
Maine Geological Survey (Maine Development Commission), Bulletin 6, 58 p., illus. incl. geologic maps
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Report of the State Geologist, 1953-1954
Joseph M. Trefethen
(Maine Geological Survey), Maine Development Commission