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A Summary Description of the Geology of Pennsylvania: Upper Silurian and Devonian formations

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abundant anticlinal Atrypa Bedford county beneath black slate Bloomsburg blue Bossardville limestone bottom calcareous carbonate Catskill Caudagalli Chemung chert clay Clinton color concealed conglomerate corals Corniferous creek crinoidal Danville dark Delaware river deposits east exposed exposures feet fish formation fossil ore bed fossiliferous fossils fossils continued fragments furnace Genesee gray shales Green shale Hamilton hard horizon Huntingdon county impure Iron sandstone Jack's mountain Juniata Juniata county lake Lewistown lime shales limestone limestone beds limy Lower Helderberg magnesia Marcellus mass massive miles Montour mountain Niagara numerous olive shales Orbisonia Oriskany Oriskany sandstone outcrop overlying Perry county places plate Portage Prof quarry red shale ridge rock runs Salina sand sandrock sandstone seen Selinsgrove shaly shaly limestone Silurian slaty slope soft species Spirifera stone Stormville strata Stromatopora bed Strophomena surface Susquehanna synclinal thick thin township Tussey mountain upper valley vertical westward yellow York

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TitleA Summary Description of the Geology of Pennsylvania: Upper Silurian and Devonian formations
Volume 2 of A Summary Description of the Geology of Pennsylvania, J. Peter Lesley
AuthorsJ. Peter Lesley, Geological Survey of Pennsylvania. Board of Commissioners
PublisherGeological survey of Pennsylvania, 1892
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedJun 22, 2007
SubjectsCoal mines and mining
Geology
Mines and mineral resources
  
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