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Garrett County Detail - NW (1968)

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Geologic Map of Garrett County,  Northwest
Dunkard Group (Permian) Wills Creek Shale and Bloomsburg Formation (Silurian)
Monongahela Formation (Permian) McKenzie Formation (Silurian)
Conemaugh Formation (Pennsylvanian) Clinton Group (Silurian)
Allegheny and  Pottsville Formations (Pennsylvanian) Tuscarora Sandstone (Silurian)
Mauch Chunk Formation (Mississippian) Juniata Formation (Ordovician)
Greenbrier Formation (Mississippian) Martinsburg Formation (Ordovician)
Pocono Group (Mississippian) Chambersburg Limestone (Ordovician)
Hampshire Formation (Devonian) Pinesburg Station Dolomite (Ordovician)
"Chemung" Formation,  Parkhead Sandstone, Brallier Formation, Harrell Shale (Devonian) Rockdale Run Formation (Ordovician)
Hamilton Group (Devonian) Stonehenge Limestone (Ordovician)
Oriskany Group (Devonian) Conococheague Limestone (Cambro-Ordovician)
Helderburg Formation and Keyser Limestone (Devonian-Silurian) Elbrook Limestone (Cambrian)
Tonoloway Formation (Silurian) Waynesboro Formation (Cambrian)
   

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Updated 5/18/00


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