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irregular. The surface is undulating, but on the ridge proper is level 

 enough to admit of a good road along its whole extent, while long spurs 

 on either hand extend to north and south. Judging from the extent 



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and direction of these spurs and the outlying ridges, the whole deposit 

 was of an irregular crescent shape, with the convex side to the south 

 and southeast. The road from Newark to Zanesville, called the " ridge" 



