Report On the Coals of the Three Forks of the Kentucky River Beginning At Troub

James Michael Hodge

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-1__ V s. S. Sandstone _ _ Shale . 3ft. flao <"-'" "-** Cotx, t f* Coal and Shale _ _ Sin. Shale _ _ _ _ 18 in. Caar- ^ Coal 2 ft. 1220 7. /' Coa. T -S/xx/e /' Coat <3& f{oa. OL fb Coc*ja. Rr Of. Coo. 1 fig. /7f Coal +0 Whifesbu-rtf Cea. 1 Fr alter The Rockbouse coal is shown in the figure at elevation 1235, and the Elk- horn coal lies still undiscovered in the blank space, 180 to 200 feet higher. The Whitesburg coal lies at elevation 1595, opened, as in figure 174, in a small entry on the right under the sharp turn of road near the top of the hill. Unlike its general condition the coal here is mostly soft, and instead of slate the roof is a bituminous shale. In the figure, the 40 in. Coal, at elevation 1620, formerly Nickels' Splint, now Frazier mine, is of the Whitesburg bed. Enlarged it is shown in figure 175. The roof here, as almost invariably, is black slate, though not so found on Smoot and Dry creeks.

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