Image: Corriganville NewCreek pan

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Description: Panorama of outcrop of Keyser Formation (left) and Corriganville and New Creek Members of Old Port Formation in Everett, Pennsylvania along U.S. Route 30. Facing north. April 17, 2011. Two images spliced with Canon Photostitch. This outcrop is pictured in Figure 7-7 in The Geology of Pennsylvania, Special Publication 1, 1999, edited by Charles H. Shultz, published by Pennsylvania Geologic Survey and Pittsburgh Geological Society , where the following caption is given: Folded and tilted Keyser and Corriganville-New Creek limestones exposed in Everett, Bedford County, are typical of Helderbergian Stage limestones.
Title: Corriganville NewCreek pan
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