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Bedrock Stratigraphic Units in Wisconsin (ES51) |
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Common Paleozoic Fossils of Wisconsin (ES45), Ross H. Nehm and Bryan E. Bemis |
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Frac sand in Wisconsin (FS05) |
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Glaciation of Wisconsin (ES36) |
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Groundwater pumping near Geneva Lake: Evaluating its effect on the lake (ES49), Madeline Gotkowitz |
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Groundwater recharge in Dane County, Wisconsin: Estimating recharge using a GIS-based water-balance model (B107), David J. Hart, Peter R. Schoephoester, and Kenneth R. Bradbury |
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Groundwater resources in Iowa County, Wisconsin (sold individually and as a set)
- Water-table elevation (ES50-1), Madeline Gotkowitz
- Groundwater recharge (ES50-2), Madeline Gotkowitz
- Groundwater susceptibility (ES50-3), Madeline Gotkowitz
- Springs of Iowa County (ES50-4), Sue Swanson
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Iron mining in Wisconsin |
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Karst and shallow carbonate bedrock in Wisconsin |
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Landscapes of Dane County, Wisconsin (ES43), David M. Mickelson |
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Lexicon of Pleistocene stratigraphic units of Wisconsin (TR01), edited by Kent M. Syverson, Lee Clayton, John W. Attig, and David M. Mickelson |
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Metallic mineral deposits |
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Overview of metallic mineral regulation in Wisconsin (SR13), Thomas J. Evans |
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Quaternary geology of Sheboygan County, Wisconsin (B106), Anders E. Carlson, Sarah M. Principato, Dawn M. Chapel, and David M. Mickelson |
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Silica sand in Wisconsin, a compilation of the Survey's maps, GIS data, and publications that may be useful in locating and understanding Wisconsin's silica sand resources |
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Understanding Wisconsin township, range, and section land descriptions (ES44), Irene D. Lippelt |
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