... or Graywack Group” in his first annual report on the geology of Michigan. Houghton (1838 , p. 279) also gave a brief account of the sandstone quarries at Jonesville and Napoleon, Michigan. A year later, Houghton (1839 , p. 400) stated that the sandstones in Calhoun County belonged to “the great...

... of Michigan. Financial support from The University of Michigan Research Institute (1960), and The National Science Foundation, Project Grant G-17981 (1961-63). Partial logistic support from the Juneau office, U. S. Forest Service (1961), and Arctic Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research, Barrow, Alaska...

... for alternative interpretation ( Fig. 3 ). Fig. 4. Thickness-distribution map for Lower Cambrian. Fig. 3. Cambrian and Ordovician composite restored section. This study is based on records from about 160 deep wells in Michigan, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and eastern...

... of the central Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee : U.S. Geol. Survey, Prof. Paper 349-C , 148 p. MacDonald , H. C. , et al , 1969 , The influence of radar look direction on the detection of selected geologic features : 6th Internat. Symposium Remote Sensing of Environment, Univ. Michigan, Ann...

... Nerox Holding Corp., and the httpwww.mines.utah.edu/-wmgg/SEG.html company has withdrawn its offer to sell its Jonesville Coal lease near Sutton to London-based Unioil Petroleum. Instead, Nerox Several interactive forms are now on the SEG webpage, they are: has agreed to a change of management...

... Tony Knowles' 1998 capital budget allocated at its Jonesville coal deposit to 30 million tons, nearly doubling $500,000 for airborne geophysical surveys and $1.5 million for previous reserve estimates. Federal pass-through funds for abandoned mine reclamation work. Where the geophysical surveys...