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PUBLICATIONS
-OF THE
)gest Virginia _Geologicalîsurvey

Teachers and Public Libraries get a Discount oi 40
' per cent from the -prices quoted on this'circular,
but they pay the delivery charges, either
express or postage. I

(1) Detailed Report on Cabell, Wayne and. Lincoln Counties, issued under date of April 15th,
1913. 483 pages plus XVI, with 26 ­halt-tone plates and 6 zinc etchings in the text, also a case 01
9 map
descri
tural contours on the Pittsburgh coal
showing their relations 10 the several
of the ‘experts of the
s, covering the soils, topography, and geology of each county ­separately.
In addition to the
ption of all the geologic features of the counties in question, the geologic maps give the struc-
horlzon, as also the location of the anticlines and synclines
011 and gas pools of the district. The soil maps and reports
U, S. Department of Agriculture covering this great agricultural and tobacco
region of the State should prove of especial value to the agricultural and horticultural interests.
Price, with case ot
other publications, see below.
(2)
maps,­ delivery charges paid _by the­ Survey. $2.00, but in combination with
Extra topographic or; geologic maps, ­25 cents for each county.­
Detailed County Report on Мелом/5115, Marion and Taylor Counties, published under
date of September 1st, 1913, the largest volume yet issued by the Survey, containing 844 pages
plus XVII with 37 plates of illustrations and 11 figures in the text, and a case of 3 maps (Soil,
Topographic and Geologic) of the entire area.
In addition to the detailed study and description
of all the rocksgthe geologic map gives the structural contours on the Pittsburgh 0051,‘ and thus is
very valuable to any one interested in coal, 011, or gas, in showing the exact position of all the
anticlines, synclines and structural terraces.
The suggestions of Ray V, Hennen, the author of the
Report, as ­to the location of prospective oil and gas territory which have heretofore been so fre-
quently veriñed are very full _and complete in this Report.
Price, with case of maps, delivery
charges paid by the Survey, $2.50, but in combination with other publications, see the general
list of the publications of the W. Va. Geological Survey, Morgantown, W. Va.
Topographic Map, 50 cents, and'of the Geologic and Structural map, $1.00 each.
(3)
June_1st., 1913, pages 491 +Х1П.
revision 01 1110 “West Virginia Flora”
up to date.
Extra copies of the
Volume V(A), The Lining and Fossil Flora of Westf, Virginia, issued under date of
Part I, The 'Lining Flora by Dr, C. F. Millspaugh, a complete
published in 1896 with many additions and new species brought
invaluable for students and teachers oi Botany. Part II, the Fossil Flora, by Dr. David
White gives a complete list oi the fossil plants associated with each of the great coal beds, thus
constituting a splendid guide to correlation.
nation, see below.
( _
151., 1912,
of 3 maps (soil, geologic and topographic.) of the entire area in single sheets.
Price, including delivery charges, $1.50, but in combi-
4) Detailed County _Report on Doddridge and-Harrison Counties, under date of September-
712 pages _i-XVI, with 29 plates of illustrations and 5 Figures in the text, and a case
In addition to the
detailed study and description oi all the rocks, the geologic map gives the structural contours on
the Pittsburgh coal, and thus is very valuable 'to any one interested in coal, 011, or gas, in show--­
ing the exact positions oi all the anticlines, synclines, and structural terraces.
The line where the
Pittsburgh coalof commercialn thickness and value disappears in Doddridge­ county is shown with
much more accuracy on these maps with their larger scale of one inch to ­the mile, than was pos-
sible 011 1115 State map with its much smaller scale.
by the Survey, $2.00, but in combination with _other publications of th'e Survey, see below.
Price, with case of maps, delivery charges paid
Extra
copies of geologic map $1.00, topographic 50 cents.
(5)
1910, 385 pages -l-XVI.
New Bulletin No. 2-Lecels and Coal Analyses, published under date _of December 1st.,
Part I contains­ a list of railway proiiles, distance tables, and elevations
along all the Railways and principal Rivers of the State in a much more detailed and accurate 'man-
ner than ever heretofore published, as well as the elevations ot all the permanent bench marks made
in West Virginia through the precise level work of .the U; S, G. Survey ­upto the close of the year
1909.
Part Il takes up the coal beds ot the State and collects together all the analyses heretofore
made by 'the Survey of each coal bed in regular order from __the oldest or Pocahontas group to the
highest and youngest, at the same time correcting typographical and other errors that had un-
avoidably crept into previous tables oi analyses.
Price, cloth, delivery charges paid by the Survey,
$1.50 when ordered separately; but in combination see below.
55 "pag
( 6 )_, New Volume V, Forestry and Woodl Industries, 500 pages, handsomely illustrated with
e plates, 'andaccompaning'iorest niap-"ŕoioedrin'_pocket-'of снижала-511010513 in separate colors
the virgin forests, cut-over, and farm lands oi the State, issued under date of February lst., 1911.
This Volume describes the principal forest trees of the State, giving both the common and botanical
names, and tells the purposes for which each can be used.
mates of the acreage still
The virgin forests are given with esti-
remaining in the several counties. The Wood Working Indus-
tries are described along with interesting accounts of the insects and other agencies that destroy
timber.
a forest policy suitable for West Virginia.
.Also a general summary of the forest laws in other States with valuable suggestions as to
Published in cloth only; price, delivery charges prepaid,
$2.00, but in combination with other publications oi the Survey, see below. Extra copies of Forestry
map, 50c each.
(7) Volume I (A), Petroleum and Natural Gas, 625 pages, issued under date of July 1st.,
1904.
tîstics of production to date.
Contains a full history of the 011 and gas developments of West Virginia, as 17511 as sta-
Also the full statement of the Anticlinal Theoryot oil and gas oc-
currence, with descriptions of the different Sands and Oil regions, together with hundreds of oil
and gas well records from 'every
States of Pennsylvania and Ohio.­
rately, but in combination, 555 below.
(8) Volume II, Coal, 725 pages, issued June 15, 1903.
county within the 011 or 555-20110, and many from the adjoining
Price, postage paid by the Survey, cloth, $1.25, it ordered. sepa-
Gives a full description of all the
0051 Formations, and the separate coal beds ot the State, together with accurate analyses from
complete sections of every coal mine in commercial operation up to January 1, 1903.
paid by the Survey, cloth, $1.50, when ordered separately, but in combination, see below.
tions attempted in Volume II.
Price, postage
(9) Supplementary Coal Report, Volume П (A), 720 pages, issued under date of September
15th, 1908, with map showing location of bore holes, the records of which are given in the text.
This Supplementary Coal Report devotes much more space than did the older Volume II to the re'-
gion southwest from the Great Kanawha and New rivers. The revised correlationïot the coals ot
the Kanawha series is also given 111 full, together with corrections of the errors made ln the correla-
Price, $2.00, when ordered separately, or $2.25 with Coal, Oil, Gas
and Limestone Map, postage paid by the Survey. For other combinations at reduced prices, see below.
1906.
(10)
Treats of the origin, properties and uses of clays, with chemical analyses of clays of the
State, also the manufacture and development of the sand-lime brick industry.
Volume III, Clays, Limestones and Cements, 500 pages, issued under date of April 1st.,
The second part' of
the report is an account of the limestones of the State, methods of burning lime, and its many uses
including the new processes of hydrating lime.
manufacture and uses.
paid by the Survey, Cloth, $1.50,
(11)
under date of September 25th, 1909.
Iron Ore deposits of the State togetherwith 'a history of the old charcoal furnace industry.
The third part treats of cements, their classification,
Illustrated by 53 figures in the text and 44 full-page plates. Price, postage
if ordered separately. but in combination, see below.
Volume IV, Iron Cres, Building Stones and Other Minerals, 603 pages, cloth, issued
This volume gives descriptions and analyses of all the principal
The
main building stones of the State are described and elaborate tests given of their strength and
crushing limit, together with chemical analyses, petrographic determinations, etc.
Salt Industry and Brines ot the State are also described and analyses given.
The Glass Sands,
Illustrated with 24
page plates, and 16 ñgures and maps in the text, showing location of iron ores, geological structures,
Blast Furnaces, etc.
bination, see below.
small scale of the State map.
Price, postage paid by the Survey, ­$2.00 when ordered separately, but in com-
(12) Detailed County Report on Ohio, Brooke and Hancock Counties, 337 pages plus XXIX,
with an atlas'oi topographic, geologic, and soil maps of each county. Only a- few_.copies in stock.
Price including maps and delivery, $2.00. ` `
(13) Detailed County Report on Marshall, Wetzel and Tyler Counties, 654 pages plus XVIII,
with case of 3 maps-topographic, geologic, and soil, published _under date of October 1st., 1909.
In ­this Report a new feature is introduced, showing the structure­ of the тоску-‘511515111’501110111‘5 on
the Pittsburgh coal bed, thus bringing out the exact positions of the anticlines and synclines, and
exhibiting the location of all the oil and gas pools developed in these 3 counties to the close of 1909.
The line of disappearance of the Pittsburgh coal is shown with more accuracy than possible on th'e
Price, with case of maps, postage paid by the Survey, $2.00, but in
combination, see below.
(Il) Detailed County Report on Pleasants, ­Wood, and Ritchie Counties, with a case of
topographic, geologic, and soil maps, containing 352 pages ­­|­XIV, published under date of April
1st, 1910.
churches, villages, streams, etc.
appropriate symbols.
tion with other publications of the Survey, see below.
_ $1.00, topographic _50 cents. .
case of 3 mapsH-topographic, geologic, and soil-published under date of July 1st., 1911.
The topographic and geologic maps show all the roads, 111-105115, houses, school houses,
The oil and gas pools developed up 10 1909 are also shown by
Price of Volume and case of maps, postage prepaid, $1.75, but in combina-
liliana.­ copies oi geologic structural man.­­
(15) Detailed County Report, on'Wirt, Roane and 0511101111'005111155, 573 pages plus XX, with
Besides
the detailed study and description of all the rocks, the geologic map gives also the true location
of all oil and gas pools. developed up to July 1st., 1911, and shows by structural contours, the sev-
eral anticlinal and synclinal arches including the southern extension of the famous Burning Springs
or Volcano anticlinal.
Price, with case of maps, postage paid by the Survey, $2.00, but in combi-
nation, 500 below. Extra copies oi geologic map, $1.00, topographic, 50 cents.
(16) Detailed County Report on Jackson, Mason and Putnam Counties, under date of Decenn-
ber 15th., 1911, 387 pages -l-XIV, with 36 plates and illustrations, and a case of 3 maps (topographic,
geologic and soil) of the entire'area in single sheets, being the largest maps yet publlshed by the
State Survey.
In addition to the detailed study and description of all the rocks, the geologic map
gives the structural contours on the Pittsburgh coal horizon, as well as the approximate area under-
laid by that bed.
bination with other publications of the Survey, sce below.
map, 50 cents each.
(17) Coal, Oil, Gas, Limestone and Iron Ore Map issued under date ot April 1st., 1913.
Price, with case of maps, delivery charges paid by the Survey, $2.00, but in com-
Extra copies of topographic or geologic
This
new edition is the joint publication of the State Geological Survey and the State Semi-Centennial
Commission.
clinals being added, and others corrected from later observations.
It contains a thorough revision oi the Coal, Oil, and Gas Developments, several anti-
The valuable I_ron Ore deposits of
the State are also indicated on this map, and all the special features of previous 'editions corrected
and brought up to date, showing the approximate areas of the several coal series, operating mines
and their post oñice addresses, as well as the 011 and gas pools.
Scale 8 miles to the inch. Price,
enclosed in strong envelope and delivered by mail, 50 cents each, but in combination with other
publications see below.
(18) Railroad and County Products Map, issued under date of October 1st, 1905 showing
all the Railroads ot the State and their routes to the 555-1105111 and Lakes.
‘13110 main trunk lines
and their branches are printed in separate colors so as to indicate at a glance the shortest and best
routes for shipments, etc.
on the margin of the map.
Also the chief products of every county in the State are shown by counties
Price, postage paid by the Survey, 500 when ordered separately, but in
combination, see below.
The prices quoted above are the retail ones in cloth binding when only a single publication is
ordered (the payment, cash, check. or 2­cent postage stamps up to $1.50 only, must always accom-
pany the order, as the Survey Commission does not permit any open accounts), but_as many wish
both of the maps, or the entire set of the Survey publications, a considerable reduction in price is
ouered by the following combinations, for which any or all of the Detailed County Reports can b'e
included by adding one dollar for each County Report desired except Monongalia, Marion and Taylor,
and Ohio, Brooke and Hancock, for which $1.50 each must be added:
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Morgantown, w. vo., November 10, 1913.

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Coal, Oil, Gas, Limestone and Iron Ore Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Railroad and County Products Map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume V(A), Living and Fossil Flora of W, Va . . . . Volume V, Forestry . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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New Bulletin No. Levels and Coal Analyses . . . . . . . . . . . '. . .
Volume II, Coal..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume II (A), Supplementary Coal Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
Both Coal, etc., and Railroad . . . .
New Bulletin No. 2, Levels and Coal- Analyses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume II (A), Supplementary Coal Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume II, Coal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume I (A), Petroleum and Natural Gas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Both Coal, etc., and Railroad Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Volume
Volume
2, Levels and Coal Analyses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. .
V, Forestry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
IV, Iron Ores, Building Stones, etc . . . . . . . . . . . .
II (A), Supplementary Coal Report . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume III, Clays, Limestones and Cements. . . . . . . . .
Volume I (A), Petroleum and Natural Gas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
В0111 0051, etc., and Railroad Maps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Volume V(A), Flora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Bulletin No. 2, Levels and Coal Analyses . . . . . . . .
Volume V, Forestry. . . . . . . . . . .
Volume IV, Iron Orcs, Building
Volume II (A), Supplementary Coal Report . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume II, Coal.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume III, Clays, Limestones and Clements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Volume I (A), Petroleum and Natural Gas . . . . . . .. . . .
Both Coal, etc., and Railroad Maps . . . . . . . . . . . .
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