Geologic maps and drawings, [ca. 1892-1971] (bulk 1892-1930).

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Geologic maps and drawings, [ca. 1892-1971] (bulk 1892-1930).

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This series consists of working, proof, and final published copies of geologic maps and drawings prepared by the Geological Survey staff in the State Museum. An estimated 500 of these items are maps. Most maps and drawings were prepared to accompany scientific articles or monographs published as State Museum bulletins, as part of the Museum's responsibilities to conduct research on the geological and natural history of the State.

ca. 5 cu. ft. : annotated, ca. 500 col. maps ; 40 x29 cm or larger.

New York State Archives

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