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Vertical normal fault in Roy Bittinger Quarry

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English: Vertical normal fault in Roy Bittinger Quarry; dark thin-bedded argillaceous limestone at left is faulted down relative to thick bedded granular limestone, both limestones are part of the Kinzers formation. Spring Grove. York County, Pennsylvania. Circa 1930. Plate 6-A, Geology of the Hanover-York district, Pennsylvania, Stose, A.J., and Stose, G.W., U.S. Geological Survey Professional paper 204. 1944.
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Source Vertical normal fault in Roy Bittinger Quarry; dark thin-bedded argillaceous limestone at left is faulted down relative to thick bedded granular limestone, both limestones are part of the Kinzers formation., USGS Denver Library Photographic Collection
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