Publications Catalog

Brief descriptions of the various kinds of marbles, granites, and limestones that make up different parts of the State Capitol building in Madison. No illustrations.

Kewaunee County, at the southern end of the Door Peninsula, was overrun by glaciers many times. Author Lee Clayton describes the county's complex glacial geology, from the surface soil down to solid rock. The accompanying map shows the placement of glacial sediments as well as glacial and post-glacial stream and lake sediments.

Hydrogeologists at the Survey developed a groundwater management tool to help guide land-use decisions in Dane County. The publication describes the inputs used to calculate recharge and includes a reduced-scale version of the recharge map. A full-scale version of the recharge data has been subsequently added as Dataset 1.

This report traces the advances and retreats of glaciers through Sheboygan County in eastern Wisconsin. Available as a bulletin, map, cross sections, and GIS data.

A catalog that features technical information and detailed drawings for more than 100 species of lake plants that range from the rare to the commonplace. Wire bound with plastic cover.

Description of the geologic history of Dane County. The preface points out the significance of glacial landscape research at WGNHS over the past century. Many pictures and diagrams and a four-color map and cross sections show the striking differences between glaciated and unglaciated regions of the county. Map and cross sections are folded.