USGS P 1399

Petroleum potential of representative stratigraphic and structural elements in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska

• Authors:

  Kirschner, C.E., and Rycerski, B.A.

• Publication Date:

  1988

• Publisher:

  U.S. Geological Survey 

• Ordering Info:

  USGS Publications Warehouse

• Quadrangle(s):

  Barrow; Harrison Bay; Howard Pass; Ikpikpuk River; Lookout Ridge; Meade River; Misheguk Mountain; Teshekpuk; Umiat; Utukok River; Wainwright

• Citation ID:

  4155

Bibliographic Reference

Kirschner, C.E., and Rycerski, B.A., 1988, Petroleum potential of representative stratigraphic and structural elements in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, in Gryc, George, ed., Geology and exploration of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, 1974 to 1982: U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1399, p. 191-208, scale 1:1,000,000.

Publication Products

• This publication is part of a larger work. Please see P 1399 for more information.

• Maps & Other Oversized Sheets

  • Plate 9.1, Structural provinces and structural and stratigraphic elements in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska, scale 1:1,000,000 (393.0 K)
  • Plate 9.2, Selected structural and stratigraphic features interpreted from regional reflection seismic lines in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (3.1 M)
  • Plate 9.3, Correlation sections A-A' and B-B' across the northern part of the Arctic platform in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (375.0 K)
  • Plate 9.4, Correlation sections C-C' and 0-0' across the northern part of the Arctic platform in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (375.0 K)
  • Plate 9.5, Correlation sections E-E' and F-F' across the northern part of the Arctic platform in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (367.0 K)
  • Plate 9.6, Correlation sections G-G' and H-H' across the northern part of the Arctic platform in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (445.0 K)
  • Plate 9.7, Correlation section I-I' across the northern part of the Arctic platform in the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska (236.0 K)

Keywords

Bedrock; Energy; Generalized; Geology; Petroleum; Related ASTAR Reference

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