Map II of Lewis and Gilmer counties showing general and economic geology
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Map II of Lewis and Gilmer counties showing general and economic geology, Israel Charles White (1916), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com
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A colored geologic map of Lewis and Gilmer counties in West Virginia, with formations shown in green, tan, and yellow and fine contour and drainage lines throughout. A legend and scale bar sit in the corners, and red markers indicate wells and mines.
