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A figure illustrating the status of geological mapping in Louisiana
can be downloaded from:

https://filestogeaux...llo/10233r003Hr

The published 1:100,000 scale geologic maps cover a large
part of the Pleistocene terraces and Pliocene outcrop belt.

A few of these maps can be downloaded as PDF files from:

http://www.lgs.lsu.e...ntentpage17.php

Others can be purchased from:

1. Open-File Geologic Quadrangle Maps (1:100,000), 11 maps

http://www.lgs.lsu.e....php?section=30

2. Geologic Quadrangle Maps (1:100,000), 4 maps

http://www.lgs.lsu.e...s.php?section=2

3. Open-File Geologic Quadrangle Maps (1:24,000), 33 maps

http://www.lgs.lsu.e...s.php?section=4

4. and as part of McCulloh, R. P. and P. V. Heinrich, 2002,
Geology of the Fort Polk Region, Sabine, Natchitoches,
and Vernon Parishes, Louisiana. Louisiana Geological
Survey Report of Investigations no. 02-01.

http://www.lgs.lsu.e....php?section=20

As soon as the metadata is compiled, shapefiles for most of
these maps will in the future be posted online where they can
be downloaded.

Yours,

Paul