Supplementary Report on the Coals of Clover Fork and Poor Fork in Harlan County

This supplementary report, originally published in 1916, provides a detailed geological survey of the coal deposits in the Clover Fork and Poor Fork regions of Harlan County. Authored by James Michael Hodge for the Kentucky Geological Survey, the report offers insights into the composition, distribution, and potential economic value of the coal seams in this area.

Useful for geologists, mining engineers, and historians studying the early 20th-century coal industry, 'Supplementary Report on the Coals of Clover Fork and Poor Fork in Harlan County' is a valuable historical document illustrating the importance of Kentucky's coal resources and the scientific methods used to assess them.

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