Taylor's Bayou drainage and flood control, Jefferson County : environmental impact statement.

F and Frev available only in microfiche

Drinking-water quality and variations in water levels in the fractured crystalline-rock aquifer, west-central Jefferson County, Colorado /

Mode of access: Internet.

Jefferson County and Birmingham, Alabama : historical and biographical, 1887 /

Includes indexes.

What's the use of land : a secondary school social studies project /

Issued Oct. 1976.

A study of sanitation services, Louisville and Jefferson County Board of Health, Louisville, Kentucky, September-October 1948. Part 3. Proposed sanitary code.

Mode of access: Internet.

Louisville and Jefferson county riverport : environmental impact statement.

D also available in microfiche.

Rules and regulations, courses of study, adopted text books for county high schools, July, 1919.

Mode of access: Internet.

Visual instruction, course of study for the elementary schools, including the kindergarten and first six grades.

Mode of access: Internet.

A study of services for children and youth in Winnebago County : a citizen's self-appraisal /

"January, 1952."

Teaching biology for appreciation; techniques and materials for teaching biology contributing toward its appreciation and correlation with art, literature and social studies.

Includes bibliographical references.

Curriculum and course of study guide for elementary schools of Illinois ...

Includes bibliographies.

Flood study : Little Kickapoo and Sugar Creeks, Bloomington and Normal, Illinois, McLean County.

"DOWR/SES/94-004."

Lake County transportation study and comprehensive highway plan for coordinated urban and regional comprehensive transportation planning : revised prospectus /

Mode of access: Internet.

Phase I diagnostic / feasibility study of Channel Lake and Lake Catherine, Lake County, Illinois /

"December 27, 2000."

Procedures for the identification of potential high school dropouts; a report of the Illinois Dropout Study, including selected findings of the Quincy study and suggested models for experimental programs in elementary schools, junior high schools, and high schools.

Bibliography: p. 42.