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  1. At "Blue Hole," the northern end of Massanutten Mountain and the valley of Passage Creek (Fort Valley), a fault zone distrupts bedding in the quartz sandstone (with some associated quartz pebble conglomerate and shale) of the Massanutten Formation.

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  2. Silurian patch reefs, Farley Quarry, Farley, Much Wenlock, Shropshire, UK

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  3. This outcrop is located along the new portions of West Virginia Route 55 west of the town of Moorefield. The view is looking at the south side of the freeway and overlooking the total extent of an incredible road-cut exposure of folded paleozoic sedimentary strata over 500 meters long. This fine example of tectonic ...

  4. Brachiopod body fossils in the Ridgeley Member of the Old Port Formation, a Devonian sandstone (quartz arenite) which outcrops in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. This outcrop is in a railroad cut on the Great Allegheny Passage, approximately one mile northeast of the intersection of Cash Valley Road with ...

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  5. This great little anticline is one of several accessable from the Veach Gap trail in George Washington National Forest, Fort Valley, Virginia. The rocks are from the Massanutten formation, a Silurian quartz arenite to quartzite. The folds seen here are parasitic folds which relate to the larger Massanutten Synclinorium...

  6. This outcrop of the Tuscarora Sandstone arched up along the Hanging Rock Anticline, occurs west of Wardensville, West Virginia, along Corridor H, the new section of Route 55. Perspective is looking along strike to the south/southwest.

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  7. This exposure of tilted strata within the Massanutten Sandstone is found on the north side of Passage Creek above Red Hole, within the Passage Creek Day Use Area of the George Washington National Forest, Virginia. To view a sample of the Massanutten Sandstone in macro detail, try this: gigapan.com/gigapans/1...

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  8. This exposure of tilted strata within the Massanutten Sandstone is found on the north side of the Fort Valley Road near Red Hole, within the Passage Creek Day Use Area of the George Washington National Forest, Virginia. To view a sample of the Massanutten Sandstone in macro detail, try this: gigapan.com/giga...

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  9. Red Hole is a popular swimming hole on Passage Creek in the northern George Washington National Forest, about a mile north of Elizabeth Furnace, and 3 miles south of Waterlick. The rock here is Silurian-aged Massanutten Sandstone. For another view, take a look at this GigaPan: gigapan.com/gigapans/113761...

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  10. This great little anticline is one of several accessable from the Veach Gap trail in George Washington National Forest, Fort Valley, Virginia. The rocks are from the Massanutten formation, a Silurian quartz arenite to quartzite. The folds seen here are parasitic folds which relate to the larger Massanutten Synclinorium...

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