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Even though West Virginia is the state where the anticlinal theory received its earliest practical application, later developments have proved that the state also contains the outstanding examples of synclinal oil pools. This is especially true in the southern part of the state, where such important synclinal pools as the Tanner Creek field of Gilmer County, the Rouzer pool and the recent Granny's Creek pool of Clay County, a part of the Blue Creek and Clendenin pools of Roane and Kanawha counties, and the Big Creek pool of Lincoln County are located. In the central part of the state the Copley field of Lewis County and the Wolf Summit fields are the major synclinal fields. Some of the synclines are closed structures; others are open.
The following are the important sands which produce oil from synclines: Maxon, Keener, Berea, Big Injun, Weir, and Gordon.
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