Report On the Cahaba Coal Field
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The next one in size and prominence is the one next to Shades Mountain on its southeast side ; running parallel with it. This is called Pine Ridge in the northeast end of the basin — but is named House Mountain in the mid- dle of the basin, and Hurricane Ridge in the southwest end of the basin. The next one in size and prominence is Red Ridge. This one, on the South and North Alabama Rail- road, is called Red or Chestnut Ridge, and contains the upper measures of the Millstone Grit formation.
Th...ese three ridges just mentioned are all parallel with one another from one end of the basin to the other. At the southwest end they become broken. There are other ridges of less prominence, mostly running parallel with those above mentioned. All these ridges are cut by some of the smaller creeks and branches, except Shades or Sand Mountain ; this mountain is cut through only in one place, that is at the southwest end of the basin where Shades Creek cuts a eap in it, in its course from Shades Valley to Cahaba river.
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The next one in size and prominence is the one next to Shades Mountain on its southeast side ; running parallel with it. This is called Pine Ridge in the northeast end of the basin — but is named House Mountain in the mid- dle of the basin, and Hurricane Ridge in the southwest end of the basin. The next one in size and prominence is Red Ridge. This one, on the South and North Alabama Rail- road, is called Red or Chestnut Ridge, and contains the upper measures of the Millstone Grit formation.
Th...ese three ridges just mentioned are all parallel with one another from one end of the basin to the other. At the southwest end they become broken. There are other ridges of less prominence, mostly running parallel with those above mentioned. All these ridges are cut by some of the smaller creeks and branches, except Shades or Sand Mountain ; this mountain is cut through only in one place, that is at the southwest end of the basin where Shades Creek cuts a eap in it, in its course from Shades Valley to Cahaba river.
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