The Geology of Huntingdon County; Volume 59

This comprehensive study of the geology of Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania, is an authoritative guide to the region's geological history, mineral resources, and natural formations. The authors provide detailed descriptions of the area's rock formations, geological structures, and mineral deposits, along with maps, diagrams, and photographs that help readers visualize the landscape. This book is an essential reference for geologists, naturalists, and anyone interested in the natural history of Pennsylvania.
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