Greenville Dome
From ILSTRUC
Location
T5N, R3W, Bond County (H-5)
References
Bell 1941
Description
Bell (1941) mapped this irregular dome from subsurface data on the Herrin Coal Member. The area of closure shown on Bell's map is approximately 2 square miles (5 km2), and maximum structural relief is about 50 feet (15 m). A similar configuration appears on the Beech Creek ("Barlow") Limestone and Karnak Limestone (ISGS open files). The Greenville Dome roughly corresponds with the eastern end of the Pocahontas Anticline of Kay (1915) and the Stubblefield Anticline of Blatchley (1914) and Moulton (1925).
