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Abstract
Kentucky, too, is a state where geology abounds. Little credit for this, however, lies with the highway field, because such a prosaic subject is frequently overshadowed by such features as Mammoth Cave, Sky Bridge, Cumberland Falls, Pine Mountain, and extensive underground mineral deposits. Nevertheless; the influence of geology in the highway industry is growing, and it is obvious that some potential contributions have not yet been realized.
Report Date
2-1-1953
Report Number
No. 91
Digital Object Identifier
http://dx.doi.org/10.13023/KTC.RR.1953.91
Repository Citation
Gregg, L. E. and Havens, James H., "Application of Geology to Highway Engineering in Kentucky" (1953). Kentucky Transportation Center Research Report. 1343.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/ktc_researchreports/1343
Notes
For Annual Symposium on Geology As Applied to Highway Engineering, Morris Harvey College, Charlestone, W. Va., February 20, 1953.