Economic Geology of the Kenova Quadrangle, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia

The Kenova Quadrangle is located at the intersection of Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia, and is known for its mineral resources, including coal, oil, gas, clay, and sandstone. In this comprehensive study, William Clifton Phalen provides a detailed analysis of the geology and mineralogy of the region, drawing on field observations, laboratory analysis, and historical data. The book includes maps, diagrams, and photographs to help readers visualize the complex geological features of the area. An invaluable resource for geologists, mining engineers, and anyone interested in the natural resources of the region.

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