NJDEP - NJGS - Bulletin 66, Mapping Digest for New Jersey, 1965

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For these 27 maps, the contouring was by plane-table at 1:24,000 scale.The cost of reproducing any of these manuscripts varies greatly, depending,of course, on the manuscript scale, but primarily on the typeof reproductions made: stable film, less expensive film, or paper prints.Specific price quotations can be provided for any quadrangle oil request."Manuscripts of a large portion of New Jersey mapped by the ArmyMap Service have been destroyed. Therefore, the only large-scale sheetscovering portions of this state which are presently available are thoselisted immediately below and under the heading "United States Coastand Geodetic Survey, LdRGE-SCdLE ACdPS (T-SHEETS)." Thenames used in the following lists are 7_-minute topographic quadranglemap titles.TOPOGRAPHICScale 8.8 inches per mile (1:7200):Alloway (19.55)Bushkill (1944)Woodstown (1955)PLANIMETRICMANUSCRIPTSBASESScale 5.28 inches per mile (1:12,000) :Atsion (1953) Elmer (1953) Mount Holiy (1953)Bridgeton (1953) Five Points (1956) Newfield (1953)Buena (1953) Green Bank (1956) NewtonvilIe (1953)Cedarville (1956) Hammonton (1953) Oswego Lake (1955)Clementon (1953) Jenkins (1956) Pitman East (1953)Dividing Creek (1956) Mays Landing (1955) Pitman West (1953)Dorothy (1956) Medford Lakes (I953) Port Elizabeth (1956)Egg Harbor City Millville (1953) Runnemede (1952)(1956) Moorestown (1953) Tuekahoe (1956)Williamstown (1953)U.S. Coast and Geodetic SurveyRockville, Md. 20852LdRGE-SCdLE MdPS (T-SHEETS). Scales 6.34 inches per mile(1:10,000), 3.17 inches per mile (1:20,000), and in the vicinity ofNew York 12.67 inches per mile (1:5,000), average size 26"x44".Among many duties, the Coast and Geodetic Survey is responsiblefor mapping 7J6-minute series topographic quadrangles which coversea coasts and navigable waterways. The completed sheets are thenedited and published by the United States Geological Survey on a scaleof 2.64 inches per mile (1:24,000).The large-scale manuscripts are compiled from aerial photographs andsupplemental planetable surveys based upon triangulation or traversecontrol. Permanent survey marks of Federal and State agencies are60NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
shown as well as state plane coordinate systems. Tbe maps do notcontain contours, elevations, or hydrographic information and are publishedas reproductions of the original compilation drawing, printed inone color (black) without scale reduction.When advance prints of manuscripts or drawings are furnished andmaps have not reached final reproduction stages, an odd scale may occur,i.e., 1:9,680 instead of 1:10,000.Three types of large-scale maps are available as follows:PLAN1AfETRIC MAPS showing natural and cultural features withinthe map limits except contours and elevations.Ozalid prints, price of first copy .......... $2.00Each additional copy .............................. $1.00Film positive, up to 42"x70", price offirst copy ................................................ $15.00Each additional copy ............................ $10.50SHORELINE SURVEYS. Similar to planimetric maps but cover onlythe shoreline and the land adjacent thereto.Ozalid prints, price of first copy ............ $2.00Each additional copy .............................. $1.00Film positive, up to 42"x70", price offirst copy ................................................ $15.00Each additional copy ............................ $10._50TOPOGRAPHIC MAPS. Part of the 7_-mlnute series of standardtopographic quadrangle maps printed at compilation scale.Prices supplied upon request.Nine-lnch by eleven-inch indexes showing the locations and registrynumbers of these maps (T-Sheets) in New Jersey can be obtained freeof charge from the above-listed source. Specify the area(s) and date(s)of interest.HYDROGRAPHIC SURFEYS. Scale from t3.2 inches per mile(1:4800) to 3.17 inches per mile (1:20,000), sizes vary.The United States Coast and Geodetic Survey will, upon request,reproduce early date hydrographic surveys.Bromide prints of hydrographic surveysheets, price of first copy ........................ $8.50Each additional copy .............................. $5.00Photostats of portions of hydrographicsurvey sheets, up to 18"x24"', price each:Negative .................................................. $8.00Positive .................................................... $9.00Each additional positive from samenegative .................................................... $1.0061NEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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CONTENTSIntroduction ..............
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SECTIONINEW JERSEY GEOLOGICAL SURVE
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the inactive New Jersey Geological
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scale for 7_-minute maps; the Geolo
Page 13 and 14: of a Lambert Projection, Dr. Adams
Page 15 and 16: 4. U.S. Department of Commerce, For
Page 17 and 18: SURVEYING -- THE PAST AND THE FUTUR
Page 19 and 20: MAGNETICDATA"The original magnetic
Page 21 and 22: REFERENCESCITEDl. U. S. Department
Page 23 and 24: SELECTEDREFERENCES1. McDonald, Fred
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Page 27 and 28: level. However, the elevation of th
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