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/Sep. 23-1902 Tuesday, Big Stone Gap,
First examine the Big Stone Gap and begin where
the L & N crosses the South Atlantic & Ohio River R.R.
Here the Lee Conglomerate rests beds of sandstone, shale and
impure coal is exposed in good masses. The strike
is about E. x W. and the dip 30° N. Then follows the
Pennington shale and Pennman limestone,
In one place distinct tidal wave effects in the sand
stone of the Lee conglomerate.
The Pennington shale is a blue shale without hard beds.
The following is the relation of the fossil beds. Dip about 45° N.
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