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Geology in the State Government of Texas

GC6505

Geology in the State Government of Texas, by P. T. Flawn. 11 p., 1965. ISSN: 0082-3309: Print Version.

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GC6505. Geology in the State Government of Texas, by P. T. Flawn. 11 p., 1965. ISSN: 0082-3309: Print.

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From the Text
[This circular presents] the history of "geological survey" in Texas from its beginning in 1858, through its intermittent early history, to [1965]. It also shows that any organization which carried the name "survey" was very short-lived in Texas. Whether this is because of early legislators’ convictions that a survey was something that was organized to do a specific job and then terminated, or whether there were deeper causes for the ephemeral nature of the early surveys is a matter for more thorough historical research and analysis.



Keywords: Texas, Texas Geological Surveys, Shumard Survey, Dumble Survey, Bureau of Economic Geology


Citation
Flawn, P. T., 1965, Geology in the State Government of Texas: The University of Texas at Austin, Bureau of Economic Geology Geological Circular 65-5, 11 p.