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Minerals
Studied
The Division of Mineral Resources, of the Department of Conservation and Economic Development, has published a special collection of articles authored by Division staff, entitled "Contributions to Virginia Geology-III.”
Articles describing the history and uses of the Commonwealth’s mineral production; availability and content of topographic maps; sand and gravel resources and uses; and the composition and history of Piedmont geology are included, as well as results of research on the geophysios * data indicating subsurface
| mineralization in Rappahannock County, and stream sediment mineralogy in central Piedmont.
It can be obtained for $4,68 from the Virginia I Division of Mineral .i Resources, Box 3667, ^ Charlottesville, Va. 22903.
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