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Identifier: plantny00beck (find matches)
Title: Plants of Monroe County, New York, and adjacent territory
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Beckwith, Florence Macauley, Mary E
Subjects: Plants
Publisher: (Rochester, N.Y.)
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
Digitizing Sponsor: Metropolitan New York Library Council - METRO
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uthshore. Beneath Rochester the red Medina is over one thousand feetthick, but here and throughout the region, except the north-westernportion of the lake border, it is buried under the shales and lime-stones of the Clinton group. The entire section of the Clinton isfinely shown in the walls of the Genesee canyon at the lower falls inRochester. Here it rests on the gray top of the Medina, and inascending order consists of about 24 feet of the lower green shale;14 feet of lower limestone, containing a bed of hematite iron-ore onefoot thick; 24 feet of upper green and purple shales; and 18 feet ofupper limestone. The Niagara group rests upon the Clinton and consists of 80 feetof dark, gritty shales, exposed at the upper falls in Rochester, and80 feet of limestone, upon which the city of Rochester is mainly built A very few miles south of Rochester the Niagara limestoneceases to be the superficial rock, and well-borings through the glacial Proc. Roch. Acad. Science. CORNIFEROUS HAMILTON.
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