Geologic Formations and Economic Development of the Oil and Gas Fields of California is a comprehensive, four-part reference that explains California’s oil story through geology, history, and field-by-field summaries.
This edition compiles expert insights into where oil and gas occur, how they formed, and what they mean for exploration and development.
The work combines maps, charts, and detailed field entries from dozens of specialists to provide an up-to-date, authenticated resource. It also includes a master bibliography and a glossary of geologic units, helping readers connect data across topics and fields.
- Geologic history and sedimentary contexts that explain oil and gas accumulation
- Index maps showing oil fields and drilled areas, with field-by-field descriptions
- A glossary of geologic terms and a master bibliography for quick reference
- A pocket economic state map highlighting key oil and gas locations
Ideal for students, professionals, and researchers seeking a thorough, vetted overview of California’s petroleum geology and production history.