Description
Former library book. Cover has some normal wear. Pages are clean and the spiral binding is in good shape.
This copy of “Ground Water Atlas of Colorado” by Ralf Topper is a fascinating and comprehensive resource for anyone interested in the geology and hydrology of the Centennial State. Published as a special publication by the Colorado Geological Survey, this spiral-bound volume is a veritable treasure trove of information on the state’s groundwater resources. Topper, a respected geologist and expert on Colorado’s geology, has meticulously compiled data on the state’s aquifers, groundwater basins, and the intricate systems that sustain this vital resource.
The book’s detailed maps, cross-sections, and diagrams provide a visual representation of the complex underground networks that crisscross the state, offering insights into the geological formations that influence groundwater flow and quality. Beyond its scientific value, this atlas also holds historical and cultural significance, as it sheds light on the importance of groundwater in shaping Colorado’s development, from its early mining towns to its modern agricultural and urban centers.
For collectors and readers alike, this copy’s provenance as a former library book adds an intriguing layer of history, with the potential for fascinating marginalia or stamps that offer glimpses into its past. Overall, this well-preserved volume is a must-have for anyone seeking a comprehensive understanding of Colorado’s groundwater resources and the geological forces that shape them.
