KGS Home > Oil and Gas
Trenton-Black River: Related Links and Publications

inks

• University of Kentucky project press release
• New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Trenton-Black River Spacing Orders
• New York State Museum Trenton-Black River Reference List
• West Virginia Geological Survey Trenton-Black River Data
• Pictures: 14-Jun-2000 field trip to surface exposures in Kentucky: (Pictures acquired with a Polaroid PDC700 digital camera.)
• 14-Jun-2000 GPS waypoint, route, and track file: This text file was recorded using a Garmin GPS12 Map GPS receiver and downloaded using Waypoint+ software. When viewing the file, use the File | Save As command to save a copy of the file. The data may be uploaded to a compatible GPS, or imported into GIS and mapping/navigation software. For more information, e-mail Brandon Nuttall.

References

• Anderson, W.H., Trace, R.D., and McGrain, P., 1982, Barite deposits of Kentucky: Kentucky Geological Survey, ser. 11, Bulletin 1, 56 p.
• Black, D.F.B., and Haney, D.C., 1975, Selected structural features and associated dolostone occurrences in the vicinity of the Kentucky River Fault System (roadlog for Geological Society of Kentucky 1975 field conference): Kentucky Geological Survey, 27 p., 2 plates.
• Black, D.F.B., MacQuown, W.C., and DeHaas, R.J., 1981, The relation of dolomite associated with faults to the stratigraphy and structure of central Kentucky: U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper 1151-A, 19 p.
• DeHaas, R.J., 1973, A localized dolomite along the Boonesboro Fault, Clark County, Kentucky: Columbus, Ohio State University, master's thesis, 80 p.