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Colored 1916 geological map of Raleigh and Summers counties, West Virginia, with rock formations, valleys, and a legend.

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Map of Raleigh County and western part of Summers County showing general and economic geology, Israel Charles White (1916), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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A colored geological map of Raleigh County and the western part of Summers County shows rock formations in shaded bands, with yellow alluvial valleys tracing the river courses. The map was produced by Israel Charles White of the West Virginia Geological Survey, with geology by C. E. Krebs.

Museum record: Library of Congress