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Texas Coastal Management Program : Report to the Governor and the 65th Legislature
Get PDFPlate 1A : Composite resource areas of coastal waters and adjacent shorelands, Upper Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 1B : Composite resource areas of coastal waters and adjacent shorelands, Upper Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 1C : Composite resource areas of coastal waters and adjacent shorelands, Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 1D : Composite resource areas of coastal waters and adjacent shorelands, Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 2A : Federal lands and areas of national interest, Upper Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 2B : Federal lands and areas of national interest, Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 3A : Areas of particular state concern as nominated by the Bureau of Economic Geology, Upper Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 3B : Areas of particular state concern as nominated by the Bureau of Economic Geology, Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 4A : Areas of particular state concern as nominated by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Upper Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 4B : Areas of particular state concern as nominated by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. Plate 5A&B : Areas of generalized state concern, Upper&Lower Texas Coastal Region 1976. General Land Office of Texas, Bob Armstrong, CommissionerUT Librarie
Texas Coastal Management Program: revised hearing draft appendix 3
No full text40 pgs.This appendix is an extract of draft proposed rules of the General Land Office and School Land Board. The Commissioner of the General Land Office intends to present these rules and others to the School Land Board for adoption by that agency. This extract includes those rules which are referenced in the main volume or are necessary to demonstrate the enforceability of policies which are included in the Texas Coastal Management Program as defined in the main volume. The full text of the proposed rules approved by the School Land Board will be published in the Texas Register. The rules as they appear in the Texas Register may differ in form and numbering, but there will be no significant difference in susbtance.http://gbic.tamug.edu/request.ht
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Resources of the Texas coastal region
No full textAccompanied by 23 fold-out plates. Plate 1a : Physiography and climate map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 1b : Physiography and climate map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 2a : Substrate map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 2b : Substrate map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 3a : Water resources map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 3b : Water resources map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 4a : Natural processes map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 4b : Natural processes map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 5a : Generalized soil map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 5b : Generalized soil map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 6a : Biological resources map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 6b : Biological resources map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 7a : Mineral and energy resources map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 7b : Mineral and energy resources map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 8a : Historical and archaeological sites, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 8b : Historical and archaeological sites, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 9a : Current land use map, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 9b : Current land use map, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 10a : Natural areas of coastal waters, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 10b : Natural areas of coastal waters, lower Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 11a : Areas of particular concern, upper Texas coastal region, 1975. Plate 11b : Areas of particular concern, lower Texas coastal region, 1975UT Librarie
Fiscal Year 2001
No full textReport covering a year of major reviews of the Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP) by the Texas Legislature, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and by CMP itself
Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP) Atlas
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Texas coastal management program.
No full text3 vols.This document contains a description of the entire Texas Coastal Management Program (TCMP). This summary consists of four parts: (1) management approach, (2) elements of the program, (3) policy areas addressed by the management program, and (4) objectives of implementing the program.http://gbic.tamug.edu/request.ht
Texas Coastal Management Program Annual Report 2001
No full text32 pages; available for download at the link below.This report covers a year of major reviews of the Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Texas Coastal Management Program Annual Report 2001
No full text32 pages; available for download at the link below.This report covers a year of major reviews of the Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP)
Texas Coastal Management Program Guide
No full text26 pages; available for download at the link below.This guide is designed to provide a basic overview of the Texas Coastal Management Program (CMP). It is a condense and updated presentation of the information contained in the program's 1996 Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)
Texas coastal management program: hearing draft appendices.
No full text161 p. 7 appendices.This volume contains appendices to the final report of the Texas Coastal Management Program. The information presented here was used in the formulation of the recommendations of the Program, but was considered too detailed and technical for inclusion in the final report.http://gbic.tamug.edu/request.ht
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