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MINERAL and FUEL RESOURCES MAP of KENTUCKY S Sg 71 Alexandria S Warren H KENTUCKY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAP AND CHART 26 James C. Cobb, State Geologist and Director Series XII, 2001 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON 89° 88° 87° 86° 85° 84° 83° 82° Newport sg COVINGTON 275 sg s 471 39° 39° sg sg sg Licking Burlington 275 MINERAL AND FUEL RESOURCES MAP OF KENTUCKY s sg 71 Alexandria s Warren H. Anderson and Garland R. Dever Jr. c OHIO s 75 KENTON BOONE CAMPBELL With contributions by Richard A. Smath, Bart Davidson, Brandon C. Nuttall, Gerald A. Weisenfluh, Kx, Pb R * ive ls lime plant Terry Hounshell, William M. Andrews Jr., and John K. 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Vernon ss lead, ss n sg nitrates Hindman Marion e Lake sg Campbellsville CASEY d Ba ss PERRY s zinc t Buckhorn 119 e East sg ls ss r River Madisonville Tar sand Fn sis n * Lake sis K Diamond Midland resource area Liberty ss Fork ss ss en HOPKINS sg ky Fe ss ls sis M tu ss uc ts GREEN Green Kx, Ba, F Carr Fork Lake c ent Fn ts k White K BUTLER Canmer River LIVINGSTON y R ts Graham Lake i Hazard * C Kirkwood Plains ve (abandoned) Lake o r sg Greensburg Kx, F * ss a Springs Morgantown Munfordville ls geodal/siderite OHIO ls ss l R iver Wood Creek CLAY F Greenville * ls nodules Zn, Pb, Jenkins ls R Fe ie Western * fluorite Lake LETCHER CALDWELL ld ts Parkway IV Cumberland Luzurne ts G reen nitrates HART Ba e ss ER ss SYSTEM ts 65 n Hyden c ss Fe ls West Greenville PULASKI ls ss oo Whitesburg Smithland St. Charles ss ts Brownsville ls * ls 80 Manchester B Fe Fe FAULT Fe ts Daniel sg McCRACKEN PADUCAH ADAIR ls Fe sis Lake Beshear Fn ls EDMONSON LAUREL 24 ISR, O Eddyvillle Center ls London ss sg sg zinc, lead Princeton MUHLENBERG LESLIE R Fn PENNYRILE Columbia BALLARD i. sis Lake Malone FAULT sg dg Fn ls Crofton East ls ls y Rive ss Judges wa Somerset d 37° 37° dg ee r ls Park ss Fe Chapel RUSSELL Laurel River ls Tenne ss ls land ls sis sg ls ber Lake ST sis sis Fn Fe Pb Glasgow ls um d RU Wickliffe sis M, Cu, Ch ls B C Jamestown TH sis Mayfield E a ER C a LYON ts ts rre m V ss reek s Ti CHRISTIAN Bowling n Lake O t Fn Edmonton ss River ls KNOX sg Fk. sis Fe Cc, F ss ts Green Kx, Pb, Zn Cumberland d West ls VIRGINIA Bardwell sg Fe BARREN M, Gyp B Pennyrile WARREN sis TODD ts METCALFE sd ld s Ti Fn r ie Ti Ba, F, Zn, Pb e F Barbourville s c Kx, Gyp Riv l Fork Benton Cadiz nd oa sg Barren River rla C MOUNTAIN Harlan MARSHALL Hopkinsville e Monticello ky Kettle Island CARLISLE Clarks ls Lake b c m tu 75 u n d MISSOURI eek ls ls Russellville e HARLAN Cr Parkway ISR M, 24 F Kx, Gyp anhydrite C ls K ls n WHITLEY Ti F, Gyp ls Elkton Gas-producing r WAYNE d GRAVES e an Pineville ls Burkesville ss t erl c area boundary s Cumb ch 65 ls a River TRIGG r Mayfield M, Gyp Zn Zn E McCREARY Rive ls ss For information on obtaining copies of this map c e M ry s Scottsville Ba, a Williamsburg and other Kentucky Geological Survey maps a LOGAN Franklin d sis HICKMAN h CLINTON n Whitley City c Ti ls Pb, S u BELL and publications call: Obion r River ALLEN Ba, Sr o Canada Clinton u sg F M, Gyp Ba Zn Zn ls b c P SIMPSON CUMBERLAND te Mountain Publication Sales c Albany a PINE CALLOWAY Red MONROE Tompkinsville (proposed) im (859) 257-3896 sg Zn x Kentucky * o r Murray * ss p RIVER Lake Zn p Middlesboro View the KGS World Wide Web site at c c sis A Hickman ISR M, zinc www.uky.edu/kgs sg c c Lake Barkley Dale Hollow c FULTON sis Lake MISSISSIPPI c Ti sis TENNE S SEE Cartography by Terry Hounshell 89° 88° 87° 86° 85° 84° 83° 82° EXPLANATION Selected References LIMESTONE, SAND and GRAVEL, and CLAY PRODUCTION Minerals and Fuels of Kentucky gas are produced from Ordovician and Silurian rocks.
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