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Atlas 5
Location of New Castle quadrangle
Thumbnail view of geologic map of New Castle quadrangle

New Castle Quadrangle—
Geology and Mineral Resources

by
F. W. DeWolf
1929

Suggested citation: DeWolf, F. W., 1929, New Castle quadrangle—Geology and mineral resources: Pennsylvania Geological Survey, 4th ser., Atlas 5, 238 p., web edition.

Description: Detailed report on the geology and mineral resources of an area of approximately 239 square miles in western Pennsylvania (see index map above). The report consists of a 238-page text and 18 plates, including 5 maps at 1:62,500 scale. Major text topics include stratigraphy, structural geology, and detailed economic geology. Note: Because this report was published in 1929, the base map and some of the geologic information are out of date.

Location:
Counties: Lawrence and Beaver
7.5-minute quadrangles: Beaver Falls, Bessemer, East Palestine (Pa. portion), New Castle South, New Galilee, and New Middletown (Pa. portion)
15-minute quadrangles: New Castle and Columbiana (Pa. portion)
30- by 60-minute quadrangle: East Liverpool

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TEXT
a005_00cov_042.pdf Cover through page 42. Cover, table of contents, introduction, surface relief and drainage, and geology (part).
3.64 MB
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a005_043_070.pdf Pages 43–70. Geology (part) and detailed economic geology (introduction).

4.16 MB

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a005_071_114.pdf Pages 71–114. Detailed economic geology: Southeastern district and South Central district.
3.02 MB
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a005_115_154.pdf Pages 115–154. Detailed economic geology: Western district, Northwestern district, and Northeastern district.
2.65 MB
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a005_155_177.pdf Pages 155–177. Technology: Coal and limestone (part). Includes Plate 11.
2.99 MB
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a005_178_194.pdf Pages 178–194. Technology: Limestone (part), clay industry, and sand and gravel (part). Includes Plates 12–14.
4.14 MB
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a005_195_217.pdf Pages 195–217. Technology: Sand and gravel (part), sandstone, and petroleum and natural gas (most). Includes Plates 15 and 16.
3.17 MB
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a005_218_238.pdf Pages 218–238. Technology: Petroleum and natural gas (small part), water resources, and index. Includes Plates 17 and 18.
2.69 MB
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a005_text.pdf Entire text:  New Castle quadrangle—geology and mineral resources.
27.3 MB
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PLATES
a005_pl01.pdf Plate 1: Topographic map of the New Castle quadrangle.
3.6 MB
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a005_pl02.pdf Plate 2: Surficial geologic map showing glacial deposits and drift border.
4.1 MB
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a005_pl03.pdf Plate 3: Areal geologic map.
3.6 MB
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a005_pl04.pdf Plate 4: Economic geologic map showing coal and limestone beds.
3.6 MB
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a005_pl05.pdf Plate 5: Map of oil and gas wells and geologic structure.
3.2 MB
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a005_pl06.pdf Plate 6: Generalized section of rocks exposed in New Castle quadrangle.
276 KB
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a005_pl07.pdf Plate 7: Columnar sections nos. 1 to 30.
91.8 KB
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a005_pl08.pdf Plate 8: Columnar sections nos. 31 to 54.
88.7 KB
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a005_pl09.pdf Plate 9: Columnar sections nos. 55 to 79.
72.1 KB
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a005_pl10.pdf Plate 10: Well sections.
127 KB
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