 | | Report (issue) | | Excursions in Indiana Geology By ANN M. BURGER, CARL B. REXROAD, ALLAN F. SCHNEIDER, and ROBERT H....AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF INDIANA BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA: 1966 STATE OF INDIANA Roger D. Branigin, Governor...____________ For sale by Geological Survey, Bloomington, Ind. 47401 Price $1.00 Contents Introduction...The excursions / 5 First day / 5 Stop 1, Indiana Limestone Co. quarries Stop 2, Knobs Overlook / 13 ...Beanblossom Overlook / 34 Second day / 36 Stop 1, Bloomington Crushed Stone Co. quarry / 38 Stop 2, emergency |  | | Report (issue) | | -- CUltSIONS IN INDIANA GEOLOGY = ROUTE MAP OF FIRST DAY'S EXCURSI N INDIANA i _ _ _ _ _M_O_RGAN...OF FIELD EXCURSIONS @ t 18 Excursions in Indiana Geology By ANN M. BURGER, CARL B. REXROAD, ALLAN...AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF INDIANA BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA: 1966 STATE OF INDIANA Roger D. Branigin, Governor...State Geologist For sale by Geological Survey, Bloomington, Ind. 47401 Price $1.00 Contents Introduction...excursions / First day / 5 5 Stop 1, Indiana Limestone Co. quarries Stop 2, Knobs Overlook / / |  | | Report (volume) | | the Ste. Genevieve Limestone is: Ste. Genevieve Limestone Ste. Genevieve Limestone (in Blue River Group)...Group) Ste. Genveieve Limestone (in Meramec Group) 1 The superscript (1) shows that the accepted name of...formation as of 1935 was the "Ste. Genevieve Limestone 1n the Meramec 4 LEXICON OF GEOLOGIC NAMES...the formation has been called "Ste. Genevieve Limestone in Blue River Group" in another area. Finally... LEXICON-PART 1, A-F Aarde Shalet Member (of Howard Limestone) Pennsylvanian (Virgil Series) : Eastern Kansas |  | | Report (Issue volume) | | Broderick ______________ _____ ___________ _ 249 Indiana, by Brinton C. Brown ________ ___________________...Asphalt and related bitumens (native): Bituminous limestone and sandstone and gilsonit e ____________ ______...ners. 4 Excl udes abrasive stone, bituminoUll limestone, bituminous sandstone and $OapstQne, all included...concentrates (1968), staurolite, stone (di• mension limestone 1968- -70), titanium concen Lrate, zircr,n concentrate...659,816 XX 688,697 XX 700,819 w w w w w INDIANA Abrasive stones ____ ___ ________ ___ .. ____ |  | | Report (issue) | | Middle (?) to Late Miocene Tcv ? GARDEN CITY LIMESTONE (Middle and Lower Ordovician) - Gray, thin- to...to medium-bedded, fossiliferous limestone containing many intraformational conglomerate beds that sometimes...of medium to thin-bedded, medium to dark gray limestone with interbeds of silicified siltstone and chert...sandstone with minor interbedded dolomite and limestone; quartzite beds have distinctive chalky-weathering...to medium bedded, medium to dark gray, silty limestone and light-gray, sugary dolomite with interbedded |  | | Book | | USERS. WYCKOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT, 175 KELLEY, MONROE MAUS & CO. IRON OF hll KINDS NORWAY IRON. MILD...Cartridges. SMELTING WORKS AT SELBY, CONTRA COSTA COUNTY. Assay Office and General Office, 41 6 Montgomery...shown location of mine, which is Tin Cup, Gunnison county. column shows that the shipping station is ...and Mining Laws Mining Conip;inies ami Operators Indiana. Corporation. Lien and Mining I/iws .Mining Companies... 1 ETC. THE MINING DIKECTOEY— RAILWAYS, & Indiana Illinois Soutliern Adams Ky. Indianaiiolis |  | | Journal (issue) | | ee i Company ....... at Sandusky, | ! More Limestone Tonnage Being Produced by Underground Mining Methods...capacity crushed stone plant. for the run The limestone ledge, laid down effi- lake foldThe lime- ...which are hauled to the disposal pile. The limestone has been proven to a depth of 100 feet and 35...Working in Quarry PIT AND MORE QUARRY LIMESTONE TONNAGE BEING PRODUCED BY UNDERGROUND MINING METHODS...tendency toward producing larger tonnages of limestone by underground min- ing methods instead of by |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | .................................. Ptarmigan limestone.................................................the origin and relationships of the Ptarmigan limestone to the Cathedral dolom ite; the stratigraphic...is well exposed 385 feet above the Ptarmigan limestone. The Eldon dolomite is 1110 instead of 2728 feet...and variation in thickness of the Ptarm igan limestone in the region south and w est of the type section...published M ount Bosworth section: (1) The Ptarmigan limestone was found to be absent at Ross Lake and from th |
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