INDEX. ‘ i 
“‘Tradewater Region (Caldwell, Lyon, Crittenden, Hopkins, Webster, and Union 
counties), timber tables forthe ... . . RTM isl vers) 5) se LOOM tomo 
Treeless Regions, origin of, in Western Kanuri Ste). le ay Sn gery eS, 5) 
“Trees, forest, remarks on the various species of. . . » . ss « + « » «ge: 14 to 21 
relative proportion of different kinds in Eastern Kentucky ........ 10 
tables of relative abundance of different kinds of, in Eastern Kemnicky lames 
Tulip Tree, abundant on coal measures and St. Louis limestone, rare on Chester 
plialesee™ shee. Sew ir a rere ae: Me eer ewan cans ae OVO 
Union County, eee of. (See Tradewater Region.) 
Maite ecconomic oljand trade iImswood. =. . « s+ <) es so, ses en scenen nO 
of anacre of timber . . . Me Oe NaS UKO ver c -Gco ONGHG > 
of black walnut and black feest Peiben.. wi, lve, Ae) Tey sIuMel seme) Botetons-aeet EC a 
of forest trees ce PME ee ES 
of timber in Western i earueian SS Re Cerrar Boo) 6.40 a 29 
isthe tunbersror Western Kentucky ..- . 5... 1 5 2 Ws adeee aie 66 to, 74 
Variations (special) of timber in the Tradewater Region (Caldwell, Lior Crit- 
tenden, Hopkins, Webster, and Union counties). ...... . . 112 to 116 
NValnuith (black) andiblack locust timber, value of., = = 2 1 coils er einen eeine 5 
(blaek)> where found in the Purchase district... ..« «<_< s « s a= « 6 = 148 
trees, black, increased percentage in second growth. ........e.. (LV 
Webster County, timbers of. (See Tradewater Region. ) 
Western Kentucky, origin of treeless regionsin ........+.ee.s... 381 
VANE LO LeltSHtIIMOGLS? cynis  MOu oe tenes alot kai’ «| “so. ow de, nett sets etecel® cults wren oieea OGM COME 
value of timber in. . Sct el ee Oe eee oe. Cee ds. OG. Le! 
West Fork of Clark river, timbers found on. . ......2....+..2.. 191 
of Red river, timbers on... . Shale oe oS where eee ae Oe 
Whitesburg, Letcher county, Caaneraphy nil ‘Gaatere a the region between 
Elazard- Perry Colmby; ome oj Ns od ke a se) oy ee ONG 
Wood, economic value of, and trade in. . . . Ji neh ds. Sa ee 
Yellow Poplar, properly called liriodendron failipitees, or ‘balk oe abundant 
on coal measures and St. Louis limestone, rare on Chester shales. . . . 64, 65 
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