Geological Survey of Pennsylvania, Report of Progress, G4: Part I. the Geology of Clinton County; Part II. a Special Study of the Carboniferous and . of the Susquehanna River (Classic Reprint)

This book presents a comprehensive survey of the geology of Clinton County, Pennsylvania, conducted in the late 1800s. It covers a range of geological formations, from the Lower Silurian Era to the Carboniferous Age, with particular attention to the coal measures and iron ore deposits. The author provides detailed descriptions of the various strata, including their thicknesses, compositions, and locations. The book also explores the structural geology of the region, including anticlines, synclines, and basins, and discusses their impact on the local topography and mineral resources. The author's meticulous observations and insights offer valuable information for geologists, historians, and anyone interested in the geological history of Pennsylvania.