County has been used mostly for street purposes in the form of blocks ; for coping and bridges ; and to a less extent as a building stone. It has been shipped to numerous places in Virginia and North Carolina, especially to the eastern towns in these... Bulletin - Seite 45von North Carolina. Division of Mineral Resources, North Carolina. Department of Conservation and Development - 1906Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
| Geological Survey (U.S.) - 1910 - 342 Seiten
...little of the granite was quarried at Henderson the county seat, for use on the streets. The granite has been used mostly for street purposes in the form...places in Virginia and North Carolina, especially in the eastern parts of €the two States. The quarry waste is used for macadam and ballast. Greystone... | |
| George Samuel Rice - 1910 - 820 Seiten
...little of the granite was quarried at Hendersonj the county seat, for use on the streets. The granite has been used mostly for street purposes in the form...It has been shipped to numerous places in Virginia ami North Carolina, especially in the eastern parts of the two States. The quarry waste is used for... | |
| Heinrich Ries - 1912 - 448 Seiten
...Greystone. This is one of the best-known North Carolina granites and has been worked for a long time. It has been used mostly for street purposes, in the form...bridges, and to a less extent as a building stone. The stone is a biotite granite of gray to pinkish gray color, fine to medium grain and schistose structure.... | |
| North Carolina. Geological Survey Section - 1906 - 382 Seiten
...biotite granite containing occasional shreds of muscovite. The other minerals are orthoclase, mierocline, some striated acid plagioclase, a few pieces of microperthite...located at Greystone, a station on the Seaboard Air Line Railway, 4 miles north of Henderson, the countyseat. They are the largest and best known quarries in... | |
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