"The Geology Of The Pittsburgh Coal Region" by J. Peter Lesley offers a detailed examination of the geological formations and resources within one of America's most historically significant coal-producing areas. This work provides insights into the stratigraphy, mineralogy, and structural features that characterize the Pittsburgh Coal Seam and its surrounding geological context.
Lesley's study is essential for geologists, mining engineers, and historians interested in the development of the coal industry in the United States. It provides a foundational understanding of the geological principles governing coal formation, exploration, and extraction. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the geological factors that have shaped the economic and industrial landscape of the Pittsburgh region.
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