Reports of Progress
Reports of Progress
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The table-land ridges between Bear Creek and Nolin river and its branches may be considered as spurs of the ridge upon which the Louisville and Paducah road, near the Springs Station, is built. These ridges extend to Green river. At the railroad the ridge is about 325 feet in height above Green river. Where first shown on the map, it is crossed by the road from Grayson Springs to Morrison's Ford, on Rock Creek. Its extreme height at this road is 350 feet. One mile south it is crossed by another... road from Grayson Springs to Rock Creek. Here ♦Vertical measurements are given in feet above low water of Green river, which datum if 436 feet above the level of the sea.
VOL. n.— 13 193 Digitized by Google 6 TOPOGRAPHICAL REPORT OF THE the Streams of Bear and Rock Creeks head close to each other, and cut down the ridge to a height of 300 feet. One mile further, at the junction of the Grayson Springs, Mam- moth Cave, and Brownsville roads, the ridge attains a height of 340 feet, and is divided by Canoloway Creek.
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The table-land ridges between Bear Creek and Nolin river and its branches may be considered as spurs of the ridge upon which the Louisville and Paducah road, near the Springs Station, is built. These ridges extend to Green river. At the railroad the ridge is about 325 feet in height above Green river. Where first shown on the map, it is crossed by the road from Grayson Springs to Morrison's Ford, on Rock Creek. Its extreme height at this road is 350 feet. One mile south it is crossed by another... road from Grayson Springs to Rock Creek. Here ♦Vertical measurements are given in feet above low water of Green river, which datum if 436 feet above the level of the sea.
VOL. n.— 13 193 Digitized by Google 6 TOPOGRAPHICAL REPORT OF THE the Streams of Bear and Rock Creeks head close to each other, and cut down the ridge to a height of 300 feet. One mile further, at the junction of the Grayson Springs, Mam- moth Cave, and Brownsville roads, the ridge attains a height of 340 feet, and is divided by Canoloway Creek.
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