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"Geology And Oil Resources Of The Santa Maria Oil District, Santa Barbara County, California" provides a detailed examination of the geological features and petroleum deposits within the Santa Maria region of California. Authored by Ralph Arnold and Robert van Vleck Anderson, this work, originally published in 1907, offers valuable insights into the area's geological structure and its significance for oil exploration and resource management.
The book delves into the stratigraphy, structural geology, and the distribution of oil-bearing formations. It serves as a crucial historical record for understanding the early 20th-century perspectives on petroleum geology and the development of oil resources in a key Californian oil district. This volume is an essential resource for geologists, historians of science, and anyone interested in the historical development of the petroleum industry.
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