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This vibracore (ALAK49-01D-0.47-2.54) was sampled in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for background analyses. The core was collected in shallow water near the beach in the Little Lagoon area, from -0.47 to -2.54 feet deep, with a total core length of 2.07 feet. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff.
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This vibracore (ALAK47-01D-0.56-2.81) was sampled in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for background analyses. The core was collected in shallow water near the beach in the Fowl River Bay area, from -0.56 to -2.81 feet deep, with a total core length of 2.25 feet. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff.
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This vibracore (ALAK47-01A-0.57-2.56) was sampled in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for background analyses. The core was collected in shallow water near the beach in the Dauphin Island area, from -0.57 to -2.56 feet deep, with a total core length of 1.99 feet. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff.
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This vibracore (ALAJ46-GB03-0.87-2.51) was sampled in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for background analyses. The core was collected in shallow water near the beach in the Bayou La Fourche Bay area, from -0.87 to -2.51 feet deep, with a total core length of 1.64 feet. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff.
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This vibracore (ALAK47-01B-1.53-1.75) was sampled in relation to the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico for background analyses. The core was collected in shallow water near the beach in the Heron Bay area, from -1.53 to -1.75 feet deep, with a total core length of 0.22 feet. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff.
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This vibracore (M-25), is part of the Mobile Bay project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 3.9 feet, with a total core length of 12.07 feet. The surface facies is a nearshore and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 7.2 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 11.1. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mobile Bay, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 186, 97 p.
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This vibracore (MS-1), is part of the Mississippi Sound project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 8.5 feet, with a total core length of 9.75 feet. The surface facies is a nearshore and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 7.9 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 16.4. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mississippi Sound, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 185, 91 p.
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This vibracore (M-21), is part of the Mobile Bay project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 9.9 feet, with a total core length of 18.31 feet. The surface facies is a open bay and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 1.15 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 27.1. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mobile Bay, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 186, 97 p.
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This vibracore (MS-12), is part of the Mississippi Sound project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 13.5 feet, with a total core length of 4.33 feet. The surface facies is a nearshore and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 0 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 15.1. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mississippi Sound, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 185, 91 p.
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This vibracore (MS-24), is part of the Mississippi Sound project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 6.7 feet, with a total core length of 9.58 feet. The surface facies is a open bay and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 1.1 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 15.1. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mississippi Sound, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 185, 91 p.
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This vibracore (SR-81), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 36.4 feet, with a total core length of 18.1 feet. The surface facies is a surficial sand sheet and the surface lithofacies is a graded shelly sand. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 17.4 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 12.85. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately 53.8. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Smith, W. E., 1996, Geologic resource delineation and hydrographic characterization of an offshore sand...
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This vibracore (SR-103), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 55.9 feet, with a total core length of 13.8 feet. The surface facies is a surficial sand sheet and the surface lithofacies is a graded shelly sand. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 13.8 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 3. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., 1999, Geologic and economic characterization and near-term potential of sand resources of the east Alabama...
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This vibracore (SR-110), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 35 feet, with a total core length of 11.9 feet. The surface facies is a surficial sand sheet and the surface lithofacies is a graded shelly sand. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 11.9 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 6. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., 1999, Geologic and economic characterization and near-term potential of sand resources of the east Alabama...
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This vibracore (M-17), is part of the Mobile Bay project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 8 feet, with a total core length of 6.3 feet. The surface facies is a nearshore and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 1.95 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mobile Bay, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 186, 97 p.
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This vibracore (MS-18), is part of the Mississippi Sound project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 5.7 feet, with a total core length of 3.1 feet. The surface facies is a beach and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 3.1 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mississippi Sound, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 185,...
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This vibracore (SR-9), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 47.1 feet, with a total core length of 3.64 feet. The surface facies is a surficial sand sheet and the surface lithofacies is a orthoquartzite. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 3.64 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Parker, S. J., Davies, D. J., and Smith, W. E., 1997, Geological, economic, and environmental characterization of selected...
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This vibracore (SR-56), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 49.1 feet, with a total core length of 7.41 feet. The surface facies is a ebb-tidal delta and the surface lithofacies is a SMB. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 7.41 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0.46. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Parker, S. J., Davies, D. J., and Smith, W. E., 1997, Geological, economic, and environmental characterization of selected near-term leasable...
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This vibracore (SR-79), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 43 feet, with a total core length of 7.4 feet. The surface facies is a ebb-tidal delta and the surface lithofacies is a muddy shelly sand. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 7.4 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Smith, W. E., 1996, Geologic resource delineation and hydrographic characterization of an offshore sand resource...
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This vibracore (SR-100), is part of the Sand Resources project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 50.1 feet, with a total core length of 13.6 feet. The surface facies is a surficial sand sheet and the surface lithofacies is a graded shelly sand. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 13.6 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 7.6. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., 1999, Geologic and economic characterization and near-term potential of sand resources of the east...
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This vibracore (MS-7), is part of the Mississippi Sound project (see the following reference). The core was collected at a water depth of 6.9 feet, with a total core length of 8.14 feet. The surface facies is a open bay and the surface lithofacies is a unidentified. The net feet of sand in this vibracore is 2.84 and the total feet of shelly graded sand is 0. The Pleistocene unconformity lies at approximately not recorded. More information on this vibracore and others associated with this project can be obtained by contacting GSA staff or by referring to the following publication: Hummell, R. L., and Parker, S. J., 1995, Holocene geologic history of Mississippi Sound, Alabama: Alabama Geological Survey Circular 185,...
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