Pitt County

This page contains information available through the NCGS concerning Pitt County.

USGS 7.5-minute quadrangles covering Pitt County

[1:24,000 scale maps for Pitt County]

Statewide index to 7.5-minute quadrangles Ordering information

Highest Point*

COUNTYHIGH POINT AND LOCATIONELEVATION+/!USGS 7.5' QUAD
Pitt1600' N of intersection of SR 1239 and US 258127!Fountain
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.

NCGS Publications covering Pitt County

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Dissertations and theses covering Pitt County

Copies of Ph.D. dissertations and M.S. theses at the NCGS Archdale office are listed below. These volumes are not for sale, but can be viewed at the NCGS offices in Raleigh, NC. For interlibrary loan, please check with the degree-granting institution.

Name

Date

Title

Institution

Format

Pages

Topic*
Benson, P. H., III 1968 The depositional environment of the Upper Cretaceous Black Creek Formation in North Carolina and South Carolina UNC at Chapel Hill Ph.D. dissertation 149 p. Depositional environment
Edwards, R. A. 1938 Yorktown and Duplin ostracoda of North Carolina and Virginia UNC at Chapel Hill Ph.D. dissertation 119 p. Paleontology
Ganus, W. J. 1972 Analysis of factors controlling groundwater flow for prediction of rates of groundwater movement and changes in quality, Atlantic Coastal Plain University of Arizona Ph.D. dissertation 113 p. Groundwater
Otte, L. J. 1981 Petrology of the exposed Eocene Castle Hayne Limestone of North Carolina UNC at Chapel Hill Ph.D. dissertation 182 p. Petrology
*Topic = A broad classification for the type of geologic research covered.
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