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In fiscal year 1 983, the U.S. Geological Survey had obligational authority for
$556.0 million, of which $378.2 came from direct appropriations, $18.7 million
came from transfers from accounts discussed below, and $ 1 59. 1 million came
from ...
In fiscal year 1 983, the U.S. Geological Survey had obligational authority for
$556.0 million, of which $378.2 came from direct appropriations, $18.7 million
came from transfers from accounts discussed below, and $ 1 59. 1 million came
from ...
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Geological Survey (U.S.). --W- * 4. k • i ..i. ffi* 33 35 fuels for millions of acres of
public lands. Budget and Personnel For fiscal year 1 983, National Mapping
Division funding of about $ 1 07 million included the $ 1 7 million associated with
the ...
Geological Survey (U.S.). --W- * 4. k • i ..i. ffi* 33 35 fuels for millions of acres of
public lands. Budget and Personnel For fiscal year 1 983, National Mapping
Division funding of about $ 1 07 million included the $ 1 7 million associated with
the ...
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By the end of fiscal year 1 983, approximately 1 1 0 million acres of Alaska were
classified for vegetation-land cover. Projects in progress will complete an
additional 80 million acres by the middle of fiscal year 1 984. At that time, over
half the ...
By the end of fiscal year 1 983, approximately 1 1 0 million acres of Alaska were
classified for vegetation-land cover. Projects in progress will complete an
additional 80 million acres by the middle of fiscal year 1 984. At that time, over
half the ...
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The oldest rocks of the island arc are at least 1 1 0 million years old, whereas the
youngest volcanic rocks are about 38 million years old. The oldest volcanic rocks
consist chiefly of lava flows that in surface exposures often resemble masses of ...
The oldest rocks of the island arc are at least 1 1 0 million years old, whereas the
youngest volcanic rocks are about 38 million years old. The oldest volcanic rocks
consist chiefly of lava flows that in surface exposures often resemble masses of ...
Page 83
As of 1 980, about 640 million gallons per day, mostly for industrial use, were
being withdrawn from the coastal strip of southeastern Georgia-northeastern
Florida. As a result, the troughlike depression of the 1 940' s in coastal Georgia
and ...
As of 1 980, about 640 million gallons per day, mostly for industrial use, were
being withdrawn from the coastal strip of southeastern Georgia-northeastern
Florida. As a result, the troughlike depression of the 1 940' s in coastal Georgia
and ...
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| Title | United States Geological Survey Yearbook |
| Author | Geological Survey (U.S.) |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1983 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2009 |
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