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| lleservecl. J MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SUltVEY. ENGLAND �t\ND \;VALES. TIIE GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTRY AROUXD...AROUXD :E A S T D E R E H A. M-. (EXPLANATION OF QUARTER-SHEET 66 N.W.) DY ,J. If. BI�A KE., F.G.S....PUULTSIIF.n n,� ORDER OP TJ{E LORDS CO:\fMISSIOXRR.S OF HF.R :\fAJF.STT's TREASURY. LON DO:N': PRINTED FOR...i.;i.17,c;1r.f. ♦ NOTICE • THE greater r>al·t of tl1c a1·ea llo,,ri11g· iie111oir...B1.4,.\KE, l111cler t.l1e stt})e1·i11te11tle11ee of MESSRS. ,v. ,vn1TAKEll an |
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| SURVEY OF NEW JERSEY H ~ N R YB. KUMMEL. statp G P O I ~ S , The Clays and Clay Industry of New Jersey...BY G E O R G E N. KKAF'P 1 Volume VI of the Final Report of the State Gologkt I L TRENTON, N....PAGE Board of Managers. ................................................ xvii Letter of Transmittal................................... xxi P A R T I.-CLAY CHAPITS . A N D ITS P R O P E R T I E S I. CLAYAND................ Origin of clay. .................................. Residual clay. .................... |
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| E., S.W. a nd N.W. 1875. TO PLEY, W ._u Geolog y of the Wea ld. " ;lfem . Geo]. Survey. 1893. BOULGER...BOULGER, J.' 5. , and LEIGHTON. T .-" O il the Lower Gr eensand Area .. . betwe en W otto n and Dorking. "... 1895. - - - - - .- " Th e Lower Greensand above the Ath erfield Clay of East Surrey." Quart. yourn....G .S. THIS E xcursion was und er th e dir ection of the writer, in conjunction with Mr. G. Slate r, F... and cons isted of ab out 1 2 memb ers of th e Associ ation and some 2 0 memb ers of the Ip swich and |
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| THESE TERMS GOVERN YOUR USE OF THIS DOCUMENT Your use of this Ontario Geological Survey document (the...governed by the terms set out on this page (“Terms of Use”). By downloading this Content, you (the “User”)...the Terms of Use. Content: This Content is offered by the Province of Ontario’s Ministry of Northern Development...Recommendations and statements of opinion expressed in the Content are those of the author or authors and...construed as statement of government policy. You are solely responsible for your use of the Content. You should |
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| Some Sections in the Lower Gault of the Weald byH. G. OWEN Received 30 November 1961. Taken as read 4...(h) (i) (j) (k) 3. page INTRODUCTION DESCRIPTION OF SECTIONS Folkestone Ford Place, Wrotham Sevenoaks...and Tile Works Marley Tiles, Sullington Horton Clay-pit, Upper Beeding Eastbourne 35 36 36 38 38 39...in the dentatus Zone of the Lower Gault in the Weald are described. The presence of the eodentatus Subzone...Coney Hill sand-pit, Barrow Green, is recorded and a comparison is made with deposits of this Subzone exposed |
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| MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLO.GICAL SlJRVEY. ENGLAND AND ,vALES. THE GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTRY NEAR y A.RMOUTH...(EXPLANATl·ON OF SHEET 67.) BY J. H. BLAKE, F.G.S., Assoc. M. lNsT. C.E. PUBLISIIED BY ORDER OF TllE LOltDS...Shillings. --- · • • PR�� FACE. • ·t Tl1e district ...tl1e drift-covered intc1�io1'. rrhe sectior1 soutl1 of Lo,vestoft, thot1gl1 it partly runs into tl1e grot1r1c-l...tions fron1 the Tiot1ldeI· Clay down to the sancl an(l gravel at tlie base of the Chillesford Series; tl1e |
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| the thanks of the Association accorded to the donors. The following were elected members of the Association...S., and 'The Glacial Drifts of Norfolk,' by Horace B. Woodward, F.G.S., of H. M. Geological Survey. NOTES...say about them now j but my remarks treat partly of phenomena which do not appear to have been visible...visible during the recent or former excursions, partly of what has been but slightly touched upon elsewhere...elsewhere. I.-The Cavity (Fig. 1). Abont the middle of December, 1884, I was kindly informed by my friend Mr |
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| rest upon the pebbles at the base of the cliff, and although much of the mass would be either ground down...DRIFTS OF NORFOLK. By HORACE B. WOODWARD, F.G.S., of the Geological Survey of England. The subject of the...enthusiasm j for the subdivisions of the beds are a fertile source of discussion, and there is no agreement...agreement whatever about their method of formation. The Drifts do not" behave" like other and older formations...miles-Boulder Clay over Sand or Gravel-on the borders of a valley, yet all at once the Clay plunges to the |
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| MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGLAND AND \VALES . • . r THE GEOLOGY OF SOUTHWOL D, 4ND OF THE ...FROM C.OAST DUNWIOH TO. OOVEHI11HE . (EXPLANATION OF SHEET 49 N.) BY w. WHI'rAKER, B.A., F.R.S., F.G...surveyed by Mr. Whitaker, with the exception of a small area of about a square mile, round Ellough in- the...(done by Mr. ,v. H. Dalton and Mr." C. Reid) and of about two square miles at Kessing1and in the North-eastern...Blake on Sheet 128 of the Horizontal Sections. It is, also, described in the Explanation of that SecUon, and |
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| Hawkins, D.Se., F.R.S., F.G.S. PART 1. ITINERARY PARTY of about 60 members and friends attended this field...field meeting, and. in brilliant weather a procession of cars headed by a double-decker Corporation bus conveyed...various brick-works in the County Borough. Unfortunately the late arrival of the London train made necessary...curtailment of the original programme. The purpose of the meeting was to investigate the characters of the Reading...In this report an account of the places visited is followed by a summary of the comments on the phenomena |
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| MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGLAND AND WALES. THE GEOLOGY OF rl,_HE COUNTRY· AROUND FAKENHAM...FAKENHAM, WELLS, AND HOLT• (EXPLANATION OF QUARTER-SHEETS 68· N.W. AND S.W.) ; BY' HORACE B. WOODWARD, F.....PUBLISBBD BY O.R.DBB. OJI TBB LOBl>S COIIMISSIONBBS OF HER lllJESTY'a THEA.BURY• .... , • LONDON: ...Two ,9Aillings. ' NOTICE • • ' • The part of Norfolk described in the following Memoir is contained...to the marls and loams that cover the greater part of its surface. So widespread ·a1,.e these . supe1·ficial |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR sTrN" 387 STRUCTURAL...STRUCTURAL MATERIALS IN PARTS OF OREGON AND WASHINGTON BY N. H. DARTON WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING.................................................. Clay....................................................... San Juan County................................................... Stevens County...................... Skagit County..................................................... Whatcom County............. |
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| • Department of Scientific and Industrial Research MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN...ENGLAND AND WALES Geology of the Country around Maidstone (Explanation of One-inch Geologlcal Sheet...HER MAJESTY'S STA TI ONER Y OFFICE 1963 Geology of Maidsto11e (Mem. Geol. Surr,) PLATE 1 (Frontispie<...5s. Od. net ••• Ill PREFACE geological survey of the area described in this memoir was made by F....and 1864 respectively, of the Old Series One..inch Geological Map. A survey of the brickearth and gravel |
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| $&$$$At . . MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ' ' ENGLAND ANJ) WALES. THE 'GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTRY AROUND...AROUND HALESWORTH HARLESTON., AND (EXPLANATION. OF QUARTER-SHEET 50, N.E.) BY W. WHIT.A.KER, B.A., F...G.S. w. C.E., PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE LORD'S COMMISSIONERS OF HER MAJESTY'S TREASURY. LONDON: PRINTED...tl1e simple geology of a portion of ·the counties of Suffolk and Norfolk. The feature of most geological...geological interest in the district to which it refers is, Jlerhaps, the brick-eartl1 at Hoxne, which since the |
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| DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR BULLETIN 351...351 THE CLAYS OF ARKANSAS JOHN C. BRANNER WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1908 CONTENTS. Page...origin, occurrence, and uses of Arkansas clays.......... Classification of the clays............................................................... Clays of mechanical origin............................................. i ................. Clays and kaolin of chemical origin................................. |
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| Roslyn Hill Clay Pit. 403 tions on hill-slopes, I could not give up the belief that the loam (especially...are angular, and still more especially where the loam is associated with large angular blocks) is what...that this stony loam is not the equivalent of the brick-clay of the plaina of the N.W. of England, but that...that it is on the horizon of the part of the middle sand and gravel which is found on the hill-sides...hill-sides, or on the borders of the hills. That the eskers of Ireland and kames of Scotland were piled up during |
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| BY K. R. MILES, D.Sc., F.G.S., Geological Survey of Western Australia AND € A. I. STEPHENS, B.Sc., Council... 1949. TYESTERN AUSTRALIA. DEPARTMENT OF MINES MINERAL RESOURCES OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA BULLETIN No. 5 BY...BY K. R. MILES, D.Sc., F.G.S., Geological Survey of Western Australia AND H. A. STEPHENS,B.Sc., Council...and two test figures.] Issued uncler the authority of the Hon. H.S. W . Parker. M i n i s t e v for i M...bulletin deals with the properties and distribution of some sands considered t o be useful as moulding sands |
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| Clays and Clay Minerals, Vol. 57, No. 4, 494–501, 2009. OPTIMIZING THE MECHANICAL STRENGTH OF ADOBE BRICKS...AND S. G IE R Department of Geodynamics and Sedimentology, University of Vienna, Althanstrasse 14, 1090...have become of greater economic importance in recent years. In the present work, the addition of selected...compressive and bending strengths of adobe bricks was tested. The raw material (loam UD) was analyzed for its...chemical composition. The loam studied consisted of quartz, feldspar, and the clay minerals chlorite, vermiculite |
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| SATURDAY, JULY 22ND, 19II. Directors: G. MAYNARD (of the Saffron Walden Museum) and' G. MORRIS, B.Sc....main purpose of this excursion was to examine the series of Glacial deposits in the vicinity of Saffron Walden...northwest border of Essex. The district may be described as an undulating plateau of Boulder Clay overlaying...overlaying the Chalk and broken up by a series of erosion-valleys which drain northward through the Chalk escarpment...and rises in places to over 480 ft. The cap of Boulder Clay averages about 60 ft. in thickness, with underlying |
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| .. ,' ,.\ MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ENGLAND & WALES EXPLANATION OF SHEET 271 ___ eo o aroun...Dines, A.R.S.M. LONDON PRINTED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE 1924 Prz"ce 3s....part of the south-east side of tl1e London Basin is described in this memoir, including some of the outer...outer suburbs of London, and also Wool wich and Tilbury. It was originally published on the Old Series...Subsequently, as a result of the survey of the superficial deposits, a Drift edition of Sheet I S.E. was issued |
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| S.E. .. MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. l�NGLAND AND W�\.LES. THE GEOLOGY OF THE COUNTRY AROUND...(EXPLANATION OF QUARTER SHEETS 66 N.E. AND 66 S.E. OF THE ONE-INCH GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MAP OF ENGLAND AND...PUBLISHED .UY ORDER OP T:0:B LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF HBB KAJESTY,S 'l'REA.Sl.7RY. LONDON: PRI�ITED FOR... . .. ' . NOTIOE .. 0110 of the earliest, geological descriptions of Norfolk was p11blished by Samuel...in· 1833. To the grandson of tl1is old geologist has been· confided the task of preparing the pI'esent Geological |
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| http://jgslegacy.lyellcollection.org/ at University of Wisconsin Madison on June 21, 2016 ON"TIIE WALTON-CO~/s...Recapitulation of some points in the previous paper. Continuation section. Composition of No. 4 Bagshots...Bagshots. l~emainder of the cutting. The Brick-earth of Hatch. Its probable Geological Position. Conclusion...much uncertainty as to the character of t h e basal beds of the Lower Bagshots in the London Basin that...opportunity which affords us unmistakable evidence of their real nature should be seized without delay |
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| GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GREAT BRITAIN GEOLOGY OF FOE COUNTRY AROUND HUNTINGDON AND BIGGLESWADE HER...Museum MEMOIRS OF OF THE GEOLOGICAL GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND SURVEY WALES Geology of the Country...Country around Huntingdon and Biggleswade (Explanation of One-inch Geological Sheets 187 and 204, New Series)...geological survey, on the scale of one inch to a mile, of the district described in this Memoir was made...Sheets 46 NE, 47, 51 NW and SW and 52 NE and SE of the Old Series one-inch hand-coloured geological |
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| MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGIC.AL SURVEY. ENGI�AND AND ,vALES. THE GEOLOGY OF THE NEIGHBOUR.IIOOD OF STO,VJ\IA�Rl{E1...VJ\IA�Rl{E1,. (EXPLANATION OF QUARTER-SHEET 50 S.W.) DY W. WHITAKER, B.A., F.G.S., F. J. BENNETT, F.G·...lVI.INsT.C.E. '.PUBLISHBD :BY ORDER OF THE LORDS C0l{:U-fSSIO!iERS OF lfER 1\f..t1BSTY•8 TR'UJ.SUR'J. LONDON:...NS ,v. 1881. NOTICE. Quai·ter-sheet 50 S.W., of which this memoir is an expla natio11, ,vas sL1rveyed...Bennett a11cl J. H. Blakf•, under the superintei1dence of Mr. W. Whitaker. n ....... ., ,. }fr. lllake,: |
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| JIem. Grol. 1881. W. 'VHITAKER.-" Neighbourhood of Stowrnark et.' Survey, p. 9. 1907· G. SLATER.-" Excursion... BoswELL.-"Notes on the Chalk of Suffolk." yourn. ipswich and District Fuld Cluh, vol. iv, p. 17. 1913...The Age of the Suffolk Valleys, etc." Quart. Journ. Geol. Soc., vol. lxix, p. 591, etc. REPORT OF AN EXCURSION... BARROW. THE object of the excursion was to examine an outlier of London Clay and Reading Beds which...appears to have formed an obstacle in the path of a sheet of ice moving from the west. Not only has the original |
