Conasauga Formation

Conasauga Formation

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Pencil Cave bed ormation Bowen Formation High Bridge Group 1000 High Bridge High Bridge Mud Pencil High Bridge 12 6000 7000 Gratton Limestone Wardell Formation R R FEET of Rome trough rocks, Mingo County well, West Virginia [abs.]: American Association of Ross, R.J., Jr., Bergström, S.M., and Derby, J.R., 1984, Comment and reply on “The Decade of Cave Cave Black River Group Wardell Formation Gratton Limestone Group 3000 bed6 bed4 Group Benbolt Limestone 0 DATUM Group F5 Petroleum Geologists Bulletin, v.

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