Bibliography of North Carolina Geology Mineralogy And Geography With a List of

ology, United States National Museum, and Miss Katharine Hill Wood, under the supervision ofthe State Geologist. This Bulletin, by giving references to practically all articles published relating to the subjects mentioned above, wiD be of very great assistance to all students and investigators who are working on these or allied subjects. Yours very respectfully, JOSEPH HYDE PRATT, State Geologist. INTRODUCTION The following bibliography relating to Xorth Carolina geology, eralogy. geography and allied subjects, as paleontology, meteorology, petrology, etc., has been made just as complete as possible, although there are undoubtedly certain references left out that should be included. Over 200 periodicals have been examined, and in most cases complete files of these have been available. This list is given at the end of the bibliography, and those where complete files were not available are marked with an asterisk. Some articles relating to the subjects included in this bibliography were published privately, and certain of these have probably been omitted, as no record of them could be found in the libraries examined. The following libraries were visited Yale University Library. Xew Haven, Connecticut Library of Congress. United States Geological Survey. U. S. Xational Museum. Coast and Geodetic Survey, Department of Agriculture, and War Department Libraries, Washington, D. C. Johns Hopkins University and Peabody Institute Libraries. Baltimore, Md. Virginia State Library. Richmond, Virginia Xorth Carolina Stale Library. Raleigh. Xorth Carolina the Xorth Carolina Geological and Economic Survey, the University of Xorth Carolina and the Kemp P. Battle Libraries, Chapel Hill. X. C. Library of Stephen B. Weeks, of Trinity and Greensboro, Xorth Carolina. To the librarians of all these libraries and to Air. Stephen B. Weeks, the Geological Survey wishes to extend its sincere thanks for the many courtesies and personal assistance that was extended to those who were looking up the references. In the preparation of this bibliography the authors have been assisted by Miss Alice A. Wood, formerly of Tale University Library, and Professor L. C. Glenn, of Vanderbilt University, Xasiville, Tennessee, to whom acknowledgments are due. The Bulletin is divided into two parts part one containing the bibliography, and part two containing a list of maps relating to Xorth Carolina...