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KARST AWARENESS/EDUCATION SERIES
Karst of the Urban Corridor: Bell, Bexar, Comal, Hays, Travis, and Williamson Counties BULLETINS
(area surveys and guides; further information) 1. A Field Guide to the Caves of Blanco, Gillespie, and Llano Counties, Texas (second edition)
2. Caves of the Lampasas Cut Plain
3. Caves of Burnet County, Texas
4. Caves and Pseudokarst of East Texas
5. The Caves of Sutton County, Texas
6. The Caves and Karst of Kickapoo Cavern State Park<
7. The Caves of Government Canyon MONOGRAPHS (scientific series; further information) 1. Geomorphology, Hydrogeology, Geochemistry, and Evolution of the Karstic Lower Glen Rose Aquifer, South-Central Texas
2. Temporal Links Between Climate and Hydrology: Insights From Central Texas Cave Deposits and Groundwater
3. Hypogene Karst of Texas HISTORICAL REPRINTS *Natural History of Texas Caves. 2014 (reprint, first published 1971)
*Geomorphology and Hydrogeology of the Edwards Plateau Karst, Central Texas. Ernst H. Kastning (as pdf download) TSS SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS (not numbered; varied topics; further information) *TSS Map Collection. Contains over 1766 cave maps from 56 Texas counties, plus a spreadsheet index.
*The Cave of Denton County
*The Caves and Karst of Texas
*The Caves of Carta Valley NON-TSS PUBLICATIONS *50 Years of Texas Caving by Carl Kunath.
*Confederate Nitre Bureau Operations in the Trans-Mississippi
*Texas Caves. 1999. Blair Pittman.
*Living With Karst: A Fragile Foundation TSS SPECIAL PUBLICATIONS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE (varied topics; may be available by special request; further information) *An Introduction to the Caves of Texas
*A Field Guide to the Caves of Kendall County
*A Field Guide to the Caves of Blanco, Gillespie, and Llano Counties, Texas (first edition).