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Locating Out-of-print Publications
1. The U.S. Geological Survey Libraries in Denver, CO, Reston, VA, Menlo Park,
CA, and Flagstaff, AZ each contain nearly complete sets of USGS publications and state geological survey publications. Requestors may go to a USGS library, or request their local library to borrow the publication from the USGS. Information on the USGS Library System is available.
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2. Out-of-print publications also may be found at the state geological surveys, and at larger state and university libraries (select a state from map, below). Some have interlibrary loan capabilities, but publications can at least be read or copied on-site.
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3. Federal and state government publications also are made available to the
public at "depository libraries" across the country. A complete list of depository
libraries is available. Many of these libraries are "selected"
depositories and may not contain earth science listings. Libraries listed
as "Regional" (see map below) received all federal publications distributed by the Superintendent of Documents and, therefore, should have USGS publications.
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Select a state for Regional Government Depository
Libraries and Other Selected Libraries
The National Geologic Map Database and Mapping in Progress are managed
by the USGS's
National Cooperative Geologic Mapping Program
in cooperation with the
Association of American State Geologists.
Contacts
- Database project personnel.
- Last Modified : December 17, 2007
- URL: http://ngmsvr.wr.usgs.gov/Prodesc/dep_lib.html
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