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BLOOD MOUNTAIN ROADLESS AREA, GEORGIA.

January 1, 1984

A mineral-resource survey of the Blood Mountain Roadless Area, Georgia, indicates that there is little promise for the occurrence of mineral and energy resources. Natural gas may be present at great depth, perhaps 5 mi down and below the overthrust sheets of the Blue Ridge Mountains, but presently available information is not adequate to evaluate the resource potential of this commodity. Further seismic studies and exploratory drilling are needed to evaluate the gas potential of this part of the Eastern Overthrust Belt.

Publication Year 1984
Title BLOOD MOUNTAIN ROADLESS AREA, GEORGIA.
Authors Robert P. Koeppen, Michelle K. Armstrong
Publication Type Article
Publication Subtype Journal Article
Series Title Geological Survey Professional Paper (United States)
Index ID 70013218
Record Source USGS Publications Warehouse