Schwietering Thickness Contours (Plate_7, Augmented), Marcellus Shale, West Virginia

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The intended use is for small scale map rendering (i.e., "state size" or 1:~1,500,000) and not for any serious analysis, especially on large scale mapping (i.e., county or quadrangle size or anything below 1:1,500,000).

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