2004
DOI: 10.21000/jasmr04010980
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Properties and Genesis of Minesoils on Sites Mined for Bakerstown and Upper Freeport Coals1

Abstract: Abstract:Appalachian Corridor H will pass through Beaver Creek watershed in Tucker County, West Virginia. This is a sensitive area because numerous wetlands and reclaimed mined lands are located in the vicinity of the proposed highway. The West Virginia Division of Highways funded a project to assess the effects of the highway on the watershed. The two major coal beds in the watershed were Bakerstown, a member of the Conemaugh Formation, and Upper Freeport, a member of the Allegheny Formation. Bakerstown was m… Show more

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