Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from West Virginia Geological Survey: Doddridge and Harrison Counties
As with other Similar reports prepared by the writer, the main purpose has been to emphasize the most prominent features of the geology of Doddridge and Harrison counties, and to state the facts so that they can be easily understood both by the resi dents of the area and State and geologists in general, without conflicting with scientific truths.
The ultimate purpose of this report is to assemble the present-knowledge, including a large amount of unpublished data collected by the writer, his assistant and others in the field not only of the general geology of the two counties, but a brief history of their settlement and growth, along with a description of their physiography and economic resources in the way of minerals and soils, and to present the facts in a form convenient to those who are interested in their study either for scientific purposes or development.
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