. J. G. S. vol. xlvii.] 



MAP AND SECTIONS 



TO ILLUSTRATE 

 DB. E. HULL'S PAPER OX THE PHYSICAL GEOLOGY 



OF 



THE TENNESSEE AND PARTS OP ADJOINING DISTRICTS 



IN THE 



UJTITED STATES OF AMERICA. 



[To face p. 74. 



Fig. l.-Map of a pari of the State of Tennessee, shoiolru, the Gorge of the Tennessee River near Chattanooga. 



Pig. 2. — Section across the Cumberland Plateau to the Fast Tennessee Valley. 

 Cumberland Table-land. 



Valley of East Tennesse 



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E,vplanation o/Fig. 2. ^'''-»«"^ *^'* 



Nashville 

 Anticline. 



Fig, 3. — Generalized Section across the State of Tennessee. (Length about 200 miles.) 



Sequatcbee 



Valley. 

 THE Cumberland! plate a.u 



The Unaka Mountains 

 or Blue Ridge. 



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