The periodical cicada in WVa. . */. THE PERIODICAL CICADA IN W. VA. 15 It follows the northeast bank of the Kanawha to near themouth of Pocatalico River, where it crosses the Kanawha andextends southeast a few miles back from the river, until itreaches about \he Fayette county line where it takes a north-east course and again crosses the Kanawha near the mouth ofthe Gail ley River, which it follows north and then east to themouth of Hominy Creek ; thence south, up the valley of thiscreek to near the Greenbrier County line. From the valley ofthis creek to the head of the Valley River, the borde
The periodical cicada in WVa. . */. THE PERIODICAL CICADA IN W. VA. 15 It follows the northeast bank of the Kanawha to near themouth of Pocatalico River, where it crosses the Kanawha andextends southeast a few miles back from the river, until itreaches about \he Fayette county line where it takes a north-east course and again crosses the Kanawha near the mouth ofthe Gail ley River, which it follows north and then east to themouth of Hominy Creek ; thence south, up the valley of thiscreek to near the Greenbrier County line. From the valley ofthis creek to the head of the Valley River, the border line isnot very well defined, but doubtless extends northeast alongthe northwestern slopes of the mountains, between 2,000 and3,000 feet elevation, to Upper Glade in Webster County whereit crosses over to the Elk waters, and follows the valley andmain branch of this stream to near the Pocahontas andRandolph County lines, it being recorded from Bungo P. Webster County and Elkwater in Randolph County; then itevidently continue
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