The vein deposits of central Kentucky
Subtitle: a presentation of the general geology of the northern central part of the state, combined with an economic consideration of the mineralization of this region
By: by Lewis Cass Robinson. Presented with six separate geological papers by Henry Garrett Martin [and others] The Kentucky Geological Survey
Contributors: Martin, Henry Garrett; Kindle, E. M. (Edward Martin), 1869-1940; Chisholm, David B.; Roberts, Joseph K. (Joseph Kent), 1889-; King, Warren Raymond; Townsend, John Wilson, 1885-1968
Series: Kentucky. Geological Survey, 1920- [Ser. 6] Geologic reports -- v. 41; Kentucky Geological Survey (Series) -- v. 41.
Publisher: [The State Journal Co., Printer to the Commonwealth]
Published: 1931
Place of publication: Frankfort, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 354
Subjects: Ore deposits; Geology; Water-supply
Notes: Bibliographies: p. 125-127, 189 and 247.
Table of contents: title: 1. The vein deposits of central Kentucky, by L. C. Robinson.- 2. The insoluble residues of some Mississippian limestones of western Kentucky, by H. G. Martin.- 3. The story of the discovery of Big Bone Lick, by E. M. Kindle.- 4. The geology of Hancock County, Kentucky, by D. B. Chisholm.- 5. Tertiary deposits of western Kentucky, by J. K. Roberts.- 6. The surface waters of Kentucky, by W. R. King.- 7. Origin of the Geological Survey, by J. W. Townsend.