IC 8313 Salt Domes In Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, And Offshore Tidelands: A Survey (99d29932-b812-47cd-8765-b98c1f9868a2)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
M. E. Hawkins
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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82
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1966

Abstract

This Bureau of Mines report provides information on all of the 329 proved salt domes in the Gulf Coastal States and offshore area of the United States. It includes specific data related to location, depth to the cap rock and to the salt, storage facilities for LPG, and production of salt, sulfur, petroleum, and rock related to or associated with the dome structure in the subject area. Also included is a brief history of the salt, sulfur, and petroleum industries as related to the salt domes. Gulf Coast salt domes were the scene of the first discovery of a large deposit of rock salt in North America, the birthplace of the Frasch sulfur industry, and the location of the first large oil gushers that ushered in the modern liquid fuel age.
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APA: M. E. Hawkins  (1966)  IC 8313 Salt Domes In Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, And Offshore Tidelands: A Survey (99d29932-b812-47cd-8765-b98c1f9868a2)

MLA: M. E. Hawkins IC 8313 Salt Domes In Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, And Offshore Tidelands: A Survey (99d29932-b812-47cd-8765-b98c1f9868a2). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1966.

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