Manual of Coal And Its Topography Illustrated By Original Drawings Chiefly of
Manual of Coal And Its Topography Illustrated By Original Drawings Chiefly of
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McKinley. ) " XXIV. Wilkesbarre section. (Logan, McKinley. ) " XXV. West Pittston boring ; Wilkesbarre basin. " XXVI. Griffin Lot, Scranton, W. Basin. (Needham. ) " XXVII. Diamond Mine survey, W. Basin, near Scranton. (Need- ham. ) " XXVIII. Scranton, Wilkesbarre basin. (H. D. Rogers. ) " XXIX. Shamokin. (H. D. Rogers and P. W. Shaffer. ) " XXX. Gold Mine Gap, Dauphin Co. , Pa. (R. C. Taylor. ) " XXXI. Raush Creek Gap, " " in the Sharp Mountain. (R.
C. Taylor. ) " XXXII. Mt. Eagle and Black Spr...ing Gap, in the Sharp Mountain. (R. C. Taylor. ) THE BITUMINOUS COALS.
PITTSTON 5. C. WILKSBARRE XXII XXIII XXIV XXV Eis| C3 H3 I 6 K4| L2 SCRANTON XXVII vxviil C5 A7 L3 K5 I 7 HIG cc fcjzaai ce El F4 I -I A2 88 COAL.
XXX 120 109 427 4. " XXXI 100 2S2S 115 %m 95 nzaa 128 XXXII 250 30 70 Tamaqua, or from Beaver Meadows to Wilkesbarre ; but the juxtapo sition of a few carefully prepared vertical sections is sufficient to show how easily in fact it may be done. Such sections are the growth of time, the fruit of re peated and expensive surveys of the same ground, constructions piecemeal by successive observers, one correcting and complimenting the data of another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
McKinley. ) " XXIV. Wilkesbarre section. (Logan, McKinley. ) " XXV. West Pittston boring ; Wilkesbarre basin. " XXVI. Griffin Lot, Scranton, W. Basin. (Needham. ) " XXVII. Diamond Mine survey, W. Basin, near Scranton. (Need- ham. ) " XXVIII. Scranton, Wilkesbarre basin. (H. D. Rogers. ) " XXIX. Shamokin. (H. D. Rogers and P. W. Shaffer. ) " XXX. Gold Mine Gap, Dauphin Co. , Pa. (R. C. Taylor. ) " XXXI. Raush Creek Gap, " " in the Sharp Mountain. (R.
C. Taylor. ) " XXXII. Mt. Eagle and Black Spr...ing Gap, in the Sharp Mountain. (R. C. Taylor. ) THE BITUMINOUS COALS.
PITTSTON 5. C. WILKSBARRE XXII XXIII XXIV XXV Eis| C3 H3 I 6 K4| L2 SCRANTON XXVII vxviil C5 A7 L3 K5 I 7 HIG cc fcjzaai ce El F4 I -I A2 88 COAL.
XXX 120 109 427 4. " XXXI 100 2S2S 115 %m 95 nzaa 128 XXXII 250 30 70 Tamaqua, or from Beaver Meadows to Wilkesbarre ; but the juxtapo sition of a few carefully prepared vertical sections is sufficient to show how easily in fact it may be done. Such sections are the growth of time, the fruit of re peated and expensive surveys of the same ground, constructions piecemeal by successive observers, one correcting and complimenting the data of another.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lesley, J. P. (J. Peter), 1819-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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