Rural New York
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At that time the iron ores were valued at $3, 095, 023, nearly all of which came from the magnetite ores of the Adirondack region. New York is the only state besides Pennsylvania that produces all four kinds of iron ore, magnetite, hematite, limo- nite and carbonate. The last three, however, are of 132 RURAL A/:TV YORK small commercial importance. The Clinton ores from the Clinton formation are the most important of this latter group and are related in geological age to the famous ore deposits ...at Birmingham, Alabama. No other metal assumes importance, although speci- mens are found.
Next to iron ore in value stands limestone, derived from several formations in diiferent parts of the State. Their total value is a little more than $2, 500, 000. Blue stones for flagging and building, sandstones for building and especially for abrasives are produced in the southern and the western Catskill regions respec- tively. Marble of several grades and colors is quarried at Gouverneur and in the central Hudson Valley.
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At that time the iron ores were valued at $3, 095, 023, nearly all of which came from the magnetite ores of the Adirondack region. New York is the only state besides Pennsylvania that produces all four kinds of iron ore, magnetite, hematite, limo- nite and carbonate. The last three, however, are of 132 RURAL A/:TV YORK small commercial importance. The Clinton ores from the Clinton formation are the most important of this latter group and are related in geological age to the famous ore deposits ...at Birmingham, Alabama. No other metal assumes importance, although speci- mens are found.
Next to iron ore in value stands limestone, derived from several formations in diiferent parts of the State. Their total value is a little more than $2, 500, 000. Blue stones for flagging and building, sandstones for building and especially for abrasives are produced in the southern and the western Catskill regions respec- tively. Marble of several grades and colors is quarried at Gouverneur and in the central Hudson Valley.
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