The Coal Resources And General Geology Of The Pound Quadrangle In Virginia, Issues 9-11

The Coal Resources And General Geology Of The Pound Quadrangle In Virginia offers a detailed exploration of the geological features and coal deposits within the Pound Quadrangle region of Virginia. Authored by Charles Butts and the U.S. Geological Survey, this work provides valuable insights into the area's geological composition and its potential as a resource for coal extraction. The study meticulously documents the stratigraphy, structural geology, and coal seams present, making it an essential reference for geologists, mining engineers, and environmental scientists. This publication stands as a significant contribution to understanding the natural resources and geological history of Virginia, offering enduring value for both academic research and practical applications in resource management and exploration.

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