Keweenaw Series of Michigan

"The Keweenaw Series of Michigan, Volume 2" offers a detailed exploration of the geological formations of the Keweenaw Peninsula. Authored by Alfred C. Lane, this volume delves into the stratigraphy, mineralogy, and geological history of this region, famed for its rich copper deposits. Originally published in 1911, this work remains a valuable resource for geologists, environmental scientists, and anyone interested in the geological underpinnings of the American Midwest.

Lane's meticulous research provides insights into the formation of the Keweenaw Series and its significance in understanding the region's geological past. The book serves not only as a historical record of geological knowledge at the turn of the century but also as a foundation for contemporary studies in earth sciences. Its enduring relevance ensures its place as a key reference work in the field.

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