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Geologic Mapping: Future Needs (1988)
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. "Appendix C: Present and Future Needs for Geoscience Maps by Region (Table 14)." Geologic Mapping: Future Needs. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 1988.

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Geologic Mapping: Future Needs

TABLE 14 Comparison of Present and Future Geoscience Map Needs in Each Province Based on Total Response

1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9
A1	98	166	454	126	216	333	28	28.5
A2	147	160	426	171	193	322	24	16.3
A3	167	148	427	180	186	328	13	7.8
A4	81	146	486	109	177	385	28	34.5
A5	87	149	478	108	178	386	21	24.1
B1	117	161	428	141	189	334	24	20.5
B2	218	171	346	246	178	266	28	12.8
B3	214	148	368	240	172	276	26	12.1
B4	236	153	349	274	165	257	38	16.1
B5	191	180	369	230	189	277	39	20.4
B6	245	160	343	262	171	265	17	6.9
B7	211	199	333	224	208	261	13	6.2
B8	127	197	397	157	210	307	30	23.6
C1	173	151	389	187	176	302	14	8.1
C1A^a	82	89	354	89	110	288	7	8.5
C2	202	171	373	197	182	310	−5	−2.4
C3	214	157	386	219	171	314	5	2.3
C4	144	173	410	163	191	325	19	13.1
D1	69	69	548	82	103	458	13	18.8
D2	32	69	571	42	110	478	10	31.2
E1	289	134	351	254	163	290	−35	−12
E2	91	148	464	105	170	384	14	15.3
E3	105	146	457	118	162	387	13	12.3
F1	165	143	406	174	174	319	9	5.4
F2	170	146	403	193	172	310	23	13.5
F3	117	140	445	131	166	364	14	11.9
F4	78	116	492	88	161	391	10	12.8
G1	96	98	492	140	129	369	44	45.8
G2	77	99	498	117	153	370	40	51.9
G3	82	108	490	123	156	363	41	50
G4	86	113	479	121	146	370	35	40.6
G5	93	117	470	136	147	355	43	46.2
H1	25	51	585	31	77	503	6	24
I1	84	103	497	115	107	417	31	36.9
I2	98	103	482	128	112	399	30	30.6
J1	144	99	455	160	113	376	16	11.1
J2	76	110	495	96	130	410	20	26.3
J3	70	112	503	90	128	418	20	28.5
K1	89	72	521	117	93	421	28	31.4
K2	82	80	515	105	110	414	23	28
K3	66	90	517	95	116	418	29	43.9
L1	18	45	581	28	60	511	10	55.5
^aBlack Hills area. EXPLANATION 1 province. 2 extremely important level of need at present. 3 moderately important level of need at present. 4 not important level of need at present. 5 extremely important level of need in future. 6 moderately important level of need in future. 7 not important level of need in future. 8 numerical increase or decrease (−) in future need compared to present.