Adirondack Graphite Deposits

The Adirondack Graphite Deposits, originally published in 1918, is a detailed examination of the graphite deposits found in the Adirondack region. Authored by Harold Lattimore Alling, this work provides a comprehensive overview of the geological formations, mineralogical characteristics, and economic potential of these deposits.

Allingâ€(TM)s study delves into the history of graphite mining in the area, the methods employed for extraction, and the various uses of graphite. The book offers valuable insights into the industrial and economic significance of graphite during the early 20th century and remains relevant for those interested in the geological history of the Adirondacks and the evolution of mining techniques.

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