USGS 7.5-minute quadrangles covering Davidson County
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| Statewide index to 7.5-minute quadrangles | Ordering information |
This page contains information available through the NCGS concerning Davidson County.
| Statewide index to 7.5-minute quadrangles | Ordering information |
| COUNTY | HIGH POINT AND LOCATION | ELEVATION | +/! | USGS 7.5' QUAD |
| Davidson | High Rock Mountain (x) | 1188 | ! | High Rock |
| A "!" in the column labeled "+/!" indicates an exact elevation. An estimated elevation is indicated by "+". |
| *Some counties have more than one location that appear to have the same elevation. These counties show more than one entry in this table. |
| If you are interested in the highest elevation in every county, try this table. |
Check back in a few months. We will be listing our publications for each county here.
Name |
Date |
Title |
Institution |
Format |
Pages |
Topic* |
| Barton, C. | 1980 | Paleomagnetic studies of intrusive rocks in the southern Appalachian Piedmont | University of Massachusetts | Master thesis | 104 p. | |
| Ford, M. M. | 1981 | A fluid inclusion and petrographic study of barren and gold-mineralized quartz veins in the central and southern Carolina slate belt | UNC at Chapel Hill | Master thesis | 72 p. | Petrographic, Economic (gold) |
| Indorf, C. P. | 1978 | Geology and mineralogy of the Silver Hill zinc deposit and associated deposits, central North Carolina | UNC at Chapel Hill | Master thesis | 142 p. | Economic (zinc) |
| Teseneer, R. L. | 1978 | Selected trace elements in pyrite from the North Carolina slate belt | North Carolina State University | Master thesis | 60 p. | Geochemistry, Mineralogy |
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