Geology and the Civil War
Example of Geological Application
How was battle strategy determined by natural geological outcrops
and resources?
Geology and History of the Civil War Iron Industry
in the New River-Cripple Creek District of Southwestern VA
Geology and the Civil War in Southwestern Virginia:
the Smythe County Salt Works
Geology and the Civil War in Southwestern Virginia:
Union Raiders in the New River Valley, May 1864
Geology and the Civil War in Southwestern Virginia: the Wythe County Lead Mines
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Author
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Title
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Publisher
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Year
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Brown, Andrew
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Geology and the Gettysburg Campaign
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Internal
Affairs
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May 1966
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Guth, Peter L. and James R. Underwood, Ed.
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Military Geology in War and Peace (Reviews in Engineering
Geology, V. 13)
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Geological Society of America
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1998
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US Geological Survery Bulletin
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Geology of the Harpers Ferry Quadrangle, Virginia,
Maryland, and West Virginia
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US Government Printing Office
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1996
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Walker, A. S. and E-An Zen
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Rocks and War: Geology and the Civil War Campaign
of Second Manassas
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White Mane Publishing Company
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2000
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