Report On the Cascade Coal Basin, Alberta
Report On the Cascade Coal Basin, Alberta
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The thickness here is five feet, with soft shale and sandstone Digitized by Google v CASCADE COAL BASIN, ALBERTA 35 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 26b roof, and, like the first, does not coke. The analysis supplied by Dr. Hoffmann gives: — Moisture 0-93 Volatile combustible matter 10*58 Fixed carbon 83-55 Ash ' 494 100 00 On the north side of the stream these seams were not discovered, but there is a probability that they continue across, and as there is a larger area which is occupied by these rocks ther...e should be more seams than those already found. s CASCADE TROUGH.
Although a wide belt of Cretaceous rocks occupies the basin, the greater part is taken up by the lower members of the series, and the larger part of the area shown on the Panther River sheet is in the form of a trough, the lower Cretaceous beds con- tinuing across and forming a belt along the western margin. In this part the higher beds containing the coal appear only in the hills between the limestone mountain ridges, and show that there were very strong folds in the upper beds, as all the ex- posed coal-bearing rocks are very much bent in folds which apparently follow the general direction of the valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thickness here is five feet, with soft shale and sandstone Digitized by Google v CASCADE COAL BASIN, ALBERTA 35 SESSIONAL PAPER No. 26b roof, and, like the first, does not coke. The analysis supplied by Dr. Hoffmann gives: — Moisture 0-93 Volatile combustible matter 10*58 Fixed carbon 83-55 Ash ' 494 100 00 On the north side of the stream these seams were not discovered, but there is a probability that they continue across, and as there is a larger area which is occupied by these rocks ther...e should be more seams than those already found. s CASCADE TROUGH.
Although a wide belt of Cretaceous rocks occupies the basin, the greater part is taken up by the lower members of the series, and the larger part of the area shown on the Panther River sheet is in the form of a trough, the lower Cretaceous beds con- tinuing across and forming a belt along the western margin. In this part the higher beds containing the coal appear only in the hills between the limestone mountain ridges, and show that there were very strong folds in the upper beds, as all the ex- posed coal-bearing rocks are very much bent in folds which apparently follow the general direction of the valley.
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