Seismic surveys carried out in Camp Utopia, Pennfield Ridge, Pocologan Station, Blagdon (Nerepis) and Rocky Brook (Pabineau) areas of New Brunswick in 1975 for the purpose of determining sand and gravel thickness
by Jim Chandra
Part of Topical report - Mineral Resources Branch ; 76-7
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