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Report of the Geological Survey of North Carolina., Vol. I, Physical Geography, Resume, Economical Geology

by: North Carolina.State Geologist; Kerr, Washington Caruthers,1827-1885; Conrad, T. A.(Timothy Abbott),1803-1877.Descriptions of new genera and species of fossil shells of North Carolina; Cope, E. D.(Edward Drinker),1840-1897.Synopsis of the vertebrata whose remains have been preserved in the formations of North Carolina; Genth, F. A.(Frederick Augustus),1820-1893.Preliminary report on the minerals of North Carolina; Smith, C. D.(Conaro Drayton),1813-1894.Corundum and its associated rocks; Smith, C. D.(Conaro Drayton),1813-1894.Essay on the geology of western North Carolina; North Carolina.General Assembly; North Carolina.Governor (1874-1877 : Brogden)

Publication date: 1875

Topics: Geology, Geology, Travel

Publisher: Raleigh [N.C.]: : Josiah Turner, state printer and binder.

Collection: delawaremuseumofnaturalhistorylibrary; bhlexpandingaccess; biodiversity

Contributor: Delaware Museum of Natural History Library

Language: English

Letter of transmittal to Governor Brogden, initial p. [1], dated Oct. 1, 1875, and signed: W.C. Kerr, state geologist

Includes index

"Appendix."--120 p. at end, includes: Descriptions of new genera and species of fossil shells of North Carolina, in the state cabinet at Raleigh. By T.A. Conrad -- Synopsis of the vertebrata whose remains have been preserved in the formations of North Carolina. By Professor Edward D. Cope -- Preliminary report on the minerals of North Carolina, by F.A. Genth -- Corundum and its associated rocks. By Rev. C.D. Smith -- Essay on the geology of western North Carolina. By Rev. C.D. Smith