The National Geologic Map Database has a MapView feature. You can search for a location or scroll in.
Once you scroll in, you can click the "Pan & Identify" button to find publications concerning a particular pinpoint or the entire screen view.
You can limit the publication list to certain map scales if you like.
Government documents are a good source for reports, statistics, data, etc. Some documents are still in print, but many can be found online.
You can search for federal, state, and local governments. While there are portals, you may want to search just by using Google. Just put in your search terms and limit by site, such as site:.gov or site:.mil or site:.tx.us. This will only bring back results from those domains.
These are just some examples of resources. Please see the Government Information LibGuides for more information. You may also contact a librarian or the Government Information Desk for more help.
Print government documents are located at one of the following locations:
The majority of government documents are in the 4th floor compact shelving. You may retrieve the documents yourself or you may contact the Checkout Desk or Ask Alkek desks for assistance retrieving items. Newest federal documents can be located on the 3rd floor government information shelves. Older material is being relocated to the Archives and Research Center.
Topographic maps are located on the 3rd floor of the Alkek Library.
Call or check the Library Hours to verify library hours.
The Alkek Library has print government documents on the 4th floor, in compact shelving. We have several thousand documents from USGS, though not all are currently in the library catalog. We also have links to online reports in the library catalog.
You can use the drop-down menu to limit to Government Documents.