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SANDY CREEK ROADLESS AREA, MISSISSIPPI.

January 1, 1984

The Sandy Creek Roadless Area includes about 3. 7 sq mi in the southeastern part of Adams County, Mississippi. On the basis of a mineral survey, the area offers little promise for the occurrence of metallic mineral resources but has a probable resource potential for oil and natural gas. It is possible that wells drilled deep enough to penetrate the older reservoirs will encounter significant quantities of oil and natural gas in the roadless area. The deposits of gravel, sand, and clay present in the area could be utilized in the construction industry, but similar deposits elsewhere are much closer to available markets.

Publication Year 1984
Title SANDY CREEK ROADLESS AREA, MISSISSIPPI.
Authors Boyd R. Haley, Richard F. Bitar
Publication Type Article
Publication Subtype Journal Article
Series Title Geological Survey Professional Paper (United States)
Index ID 70013363
Record Source USGS Publications Warehouse