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Welcome to the twenty-sixth consecutive Fall Field Conference of the New Mexico Geological Society! The pervasive Silver Anniversary spirit of 1974 did not wane. The first day road log is from Las Cruces to southern San Andres Mountains and return. The tour route to the Ash Canyon-Love Ranch area of the southern San
Patricia W. Dickerson, Jerry M. Hoffer and Jonathan F. Callender, eds, 1980, 308 pages. The first day road log is from Van Horn to Guadalupe Mountains to the Duval Frasch sulphur operation in Culberson County to Seven Heart Gap and return to Van Horn. This trip leads northward from Van Horn along Salt Flat graben,
12 Jan 2018 Every fall since 1950, the Society has held a field conference to some part of New Mexico and, in some cases, to border states. From the beginning, the conference has been accompanied by a guidebook with detailed road logs as well as peer-reviewed papers relevant to the region. These guidebooks
8 Jan 2018 2015, 312 pages. The Las Vegas, New Mexico, region, the focus of the 2015 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field conference, sits at the juxtaposition of the southern Sangre de Cristo Mountains and the southern High Plains. This guidebook presents the diverse and exceptional geology of this region,
Since 1950, the New Mexico Geological Society has held an annual Fall Field Conference that visits some region of New Mexico (or surrounding states). Always well attended, these conferences provide a guidebook to participants. Besides detailed road logs, the guidebooks contain many well written, edited, and
8 Jan 2018 The 1991 New Mexico Geological Society Fall Field Conference tours the south-central part of New Mexico after a 27-year hiatus (Guidebook 15). Topics in this guidebook range from several papers on the Precambrian, both as basement rocks and exposures, to Pleistocene glaciation. From discussions of
8 Jan 2018 New Mexico Bibliography of Geological References. Our publications are available for sale through this website. Purchases can also be made in person, or by phone, from our main office in Socorro and our satellite office in Albuquerque. Our Albuquerque office has limited space and doesn't stock every
The New Mexico Geological Society promotes interest in geology and associated sciences, fosters scientific research and publications, encourages cooperation among its members, (Extracted from Hiss and Woodward, 1974: New Mexico Geological Society - Twenty Five Years of Progress, 25th NMGS Guidebook, pp.
Welcome to the Thirtieth consecutive Fall Field Conference of the New Mexico Geological Society. The first day road log is from Santa Fe to Ranchos de Taos via Pojoaque, Nambe, Cundiyo, Truchas and Penasco; with an extension to Rio Grande Gorge, Embudo and Espanola. The route for this field trip begins in Santa Fe,
The New Mexico Geological Society was founded in 1947. The year 1974, however, will long be remembered as the"Silver Anniversary" of the Geological Society in commemoration of the 25th consecutive field conference. The first day road log is from Ghost Ranch to Cuba and Nacimiento Mine. The route begins near the

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March 2018