The office was named after the gypsum deposits found in the area.

The town was named for nearby gypsum deposits, and was incorporated in 1911.

There are also salt works and gypsum deposits.

He also commended the gypsum deposits on the western shore of the lagoon.

Distinguishing between these hypotheses requires the calibration of gypsum deposits.

Aside from the small stream that ran between them, and assorted gypsum deposits, the cave was empty.

The floor was covered in gypsum deposits.

Breccia, chert, calcite and gypsum deposits can also be found.

Giant upheavals in the Earth's crust distorted the land along with the gypsum deposits, forcing them high into the air about 70 million years ago.

With gypsum deposits located nearby in the Windsor area he invested in the development of mines.

A cellulose-based paste is being applied to the gypsum deposits followed by a micro-sanding with fine alumina powder.

The untapped natural resources of the island include geothermal power and the abundant sulfur and gypsum deposits.

Construction of the ouvrage was canceled after the discovery of rock with gypsum deposits and solution cavities.

Windsor developed its gypsum deposits, usually selling it to American markets at Passamaquoddy Bay.

Massive gypsum deposits are mined near Sun City in northwestern Barber County.

Gypsum deposits on the island itself are extensive, but do not appear to be economically viable under foreseeable market conditions, mainly due to cost of transportation.

Gypsum deposits washed from these mountains are the main source of the dunes in White Sands National Monument.

The area south and east of the Minas Basin is dominated by karst topography lending to numerous gypsum deposits.

For example, gypsum was a common building material in Mycenae although Mycenae did not have any gypsum deposits.

The area around Hutton Conyers has sizeable underground gypsum deposits which are prone to sudden collapse creating depressions to the west of the village.

The municipality dates back to a colony established by plasterers from Cobeja who settled in the area in the 14th century due to its large gypsum deposits.

In 1848 he read a paper in Philadelphia On Acid Springs and Gypsum Deposits of the Onondaga Salt Group.

In all, Paris' gypsum deposits are divided into four "masses", with the last appearing, the "haute masse", being the most important and most exploited in Parisian history.

This is interpreted to be seismically active from the presence of thermal springs and gypsum deposits and from studies of soft-sediment deformation structures thought to be seismites.

Part of the ambitious plan behind the park was to conserve some of the towering gypsum deposits remaining on the site and convert them into the natural-seeming precipices that visitors climb today.