Series	Geological Survey professional paper ; 277 Geological Survey professional paper 277. ^A16492
Contents	Abstract -- Introduction / Rodgers, John -- Scope and purpose of the present report -- Work before 1929 -- Recent work in the Knox group of East Tennessee -- The geologic map and mapping procedures -- Acknowledgments -- Geography -- Stratigraphy -- Pre-Knox formations -- Summary and description -- Names and distribution -- Rome formation -- Rutledge limestone -- Rogersville shale -- Maryville limestone -- Nolichucky shale -- Maynardville limestone member of Nolichucky shale -- General features -- Facies relationships -- Topographic expression -- Paleontology and correlation -- Knox group -- General remarks -- Definition -- History -- Present usage -- Ozarkian and Canadian systems of Ulrich -- Copper Ridge dolomite -- Name -- Distribution -- Limits and thickness -- Bedrock lithology -- Residual products -- Subdivisions -- Facies relationships -- Paleontology and correlation -- Chepultepec dolomite -- Name -- Limits -- Thickness -- Bedrock lithology -- Residual products -- Facies relationships -- Paleontology and correlation -- Relation to the Longview dolomite -- Longview dolomite -- Name -- Limits -- Thickness -- Bedrock lithology -- Residual products -- Paleontology and correlation -- Kingsport limestone -- Name -- Limits -- Thickness -- Bedrock lithology -- Correlation -- Mascot dolomite -- Name -- Limits and thickness -- Bedrock lithology -- Correlation -- Topographic expression -- Post-Knox formations -- The name Chickamauga limestone -- Unconformity at the base of Lenoir limestone -- Lenoir limestone -- Mosheim member -- Lenoir limestone exclusive of Mosheim member -- Structure -- Appalachian Valley -- Mascot belt -- Jefferson City belt -- Shields Ridge belt -- Mechanics of rock structure -- Economic generalizations -- Literature cited -- Index.
Contents	Plate 1. Geologic map of part of the Blue Ridge of North Carolina and Tennessee -- Plate 2. Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Jefferson-Boone and Wilkes districts -- Plate 3. Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Spruce Pine district -- Plate 4. Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Woodlawn and Buncombe districts -- Plate 5. Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in outer part of Franklin-Sylva district -- Plate 6. Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in central part of Franklin-Sylva district.
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Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Issued in other form	Online version: Bridge, Josiah, 1890-1953. Stratigraphy of the Mascot-Jefferson City zinc district, Tennessee
Other title	Geologic map of part of the Blue Ridge of North Carolina and Tennessee. Plate 1.
Other title	Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Jefferson-Boone and Wilkes districts. Plate 2.
Other title	Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Spruce Pine district. Plate 3.
Other title	Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in Woodlawn and Buncombe districts. Plate 4.
Other title	Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in outer part of Franklin-Sylva district. Plate 5.
Other title	Maps showing location of mica mines and prospects in central part of Franklin-Sylva district. Plate 6.
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