 | | Book | | tauntondeane.gov.uk Cover picture ‘Taunton from Cotlake Hill, 1889’ by Harry Frier. The Quantock Hills in the...Hanson Environment Fund. Wyvern Waste. Harvej Ham Hill Stone, Geologists’Association Curry Fund. rsnusn...Cothelstone 1. Introduction 1 19. Cothelstone Hill to Kingston St Mary 67 2 Rocks and Landforms... 9. Conservation 35 27. Plainsfield 87 28 Staple Fitzpaine 90 38 29. Stawley 95 11. A view...Great Britain. His geological surveys of Southwest England included west Somerset and are described in his |  | | Report (issue) | | ' , , , MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. ENGLAND �'-\.ND WALES. EXPLANATION OF SHEET 311. THE GEOLOGY... Section of Pel>ble ..beds, north of \Vhiteball Hill Tunnel .. �, 6� Section of Pebble-beds near IIolywel]...whioh attains an elevation of over 1,000 feet on Staple Hill. Although restricted on the map to this escarpment...from the northern slope of the tableland near Staple Hill, where it attains an elevation of 800 feet, and...Conglomerate is much _ broken by faults at Whitehall Hill Tunnel and between Wellington and Langford Budville |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Helford district has been proved by Mr. J. B. Hill. To Mr. Hill is also due the inclusion of the preDevonian...excursionists over the Lower Culm Chert beds of Coddon Hill and the Posidonomva limestones of Venn. The Cretaceous...footnote, here referred to, a geological map of England published by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful...GEOLOGISTS' ASSOCIATION JUBILEE VOLUME. In 1898 Mr. J. B. Hill advocated the inclusion of the rocks to the west...Burnworthy Farm on the Blackdowns, and on Combpyne Hill. Clays and gravels of Petrockstow. PLEISTOCENE |  | | Report (issue) | | MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. .. ENGLAND AND WALES• EXPLANATION OF SHEET 339. THE GEOLOGY OF THE... ILLUSTRATIONS. .Fig. 1.-Bection from Lyndridge Hill to Murley Grange, west of .. . . . . . . .. . ....the material fot the potteries which fonn · the staple industry of the district. Newton Abbot is the chief...attaine a height of 643 feet .; above O.D. on Black .Hill. . ► · • • • · • 2 GllOLOGY 01 NEW'l'ON...area are to be seen from the s11mmit of Wolborough Hill,. Newton Abbot, which commands, on the north...west |  | | Report (issue) | | OF GREAT BRITAIN ENGLAND AND WALES Geology of the Country around Banbury and Edge Hill (Explanation of...Edge Hill (Men1. Geol. Surv.) PLATE I (Frontispiece) (A9338) LONG HILL, NEAR SHUTFORD. THE HILL [S COMPOSED...any bookseller Price £1 12s. 6d. net Printed in England for Her Majesty's Stationery Office by The Mendip...Marlstone Rock Bed 76 F10. 11. The geology of Brailes Hill, 10 miles west of Banbury. . .. 84 12. Sketch-map...FIG. .. PLATES PLATE 1 I. Long Hill, near Shutford. The hill is composed of Upper Lias clay capped |  | Selwood, E. B., Edwards, R. A., Simpson, S., Chesher, J. A., Hamblin, R. J. O., Henson, M. R., Riddolls, B. W., Waters, R. A. (1984) Geology of the country around Newton Abbot - Memoir for 1:50 000 geological sheet 339, New Series. British Geological Survey, London. | Book | | (A 11540) Plate I BRITISH GEOLOGICAL SUR VEY England and Wales E. B. SELWOOD R. A. EDWARDS S. SIMPSON...also available through booksellers Printed in England for Her Majesty's Stationery Office Dd 736172...districts. B o oKs British Regional Geology South-West England, 4th Edition, 197 5 Memoirs Geology of the country...the Baldon Gravels 181 Rydon Ball Farm and Emblett Hill boreholes 183 List of Geological Survey photographs...wider investigation of the granites of south-west England. The compilation of this Memoir, using the research |  | | Book | | PO Box 315. Harpenden. Hertfordshire AL5 2ZD. England Telephone: +44 (0)1582 762413 Fax: +44 (0)870 055...remaining parts of the United Kingdom, including England, Scotland and Wales, arc here referred to as Britain...with the introduction of administn1tive regions. England suffered too, but on a much smaller scale. Change...regions, with minor changes applied to parts of England (e.g. Yorkshire and Sussex are drawn as single...localities in Brit:1inand Ireland. it is Cornwall, England, where most discoYeries haYebeen made (35 species |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | them into juxtaposition with th e Silurians of May Hill. In point of • M em . Geol. Sur f/., "0 1. ii ,...and the Lithophagus-bored Cotham Marble of Dundon Hill and elsewhere. Above the" Upper Rhretic " comes...sections worth visiting are at Wainlode Cliff, Denny Hill,t Garden Cliff, near Westbury-onSevern, Sedbury...bone-bed into a non-vertebratiferous sandstone. Denny Hill, near Minsterworth, is notable for the absence of...addition is noteworthy as being the first place in England where star-fish were obtained from the Black Shales |  | | Report (edition) | | Wl "'(. ... - . ' � - � .::l -- SURVEY. ENGLAND AND WALES. EXPLANATION OF SHEETS 326 & 340, ''...SECTIONS, AND MEMOIRS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF ENGLAND AND WALES, AND MUSEUM OF PRACTICAL GEOLOGY• J....Price ls. GENERAL MAP (one inch to 4 miles). ENGLAND· AND WALES,-Sheet 1, (T�le); 2 (Nqrthum,l;Jerland...(Central :England); 9 (Ea�tern Counties); 10 (South Wales and N. Devon); 11 (W. of England and S.E. Wales);...and ot:tier mineJ.'al dis. tricts of the N. of England (the N. Staffordshire and S� Wales) Coalfields |  | | Report (edition) | | older Geological Survey maps of the south-west of England. Mr . . Greenough, in his Presidential Address...64 � ,, ��- Se�t�on f:,�m ���iton.. . �o R�ymonds Hill., north of Uplyme . , � 33. Section from near Broadhembury'.... 65 ... , , 85. Section from Westgate Hill to Gittisham Hill 68 , , 86. Section in Railway-cutting east...Section of ' ' Pipe '' in Greensand on Salcombe Hill ,, 38. Section south-west of Shools Farm, south...feet at St. Cyres Hill, 812 feet on Gittisham Hill, and 725 feet on Raymond's Hill, descending to from |  | | Report (edition) | | E11glaud and \Vales; I11dex to the General l\1ap of England and '\Vales (scale, <)ue ioch to four miles); rndex...in life 011 the Continent and in the south ot· England, he eventually undertook a rr1ore detailed examination...became tl1at .of the United Kingdom. The staff in England and Wales ,vas {>laced under A. C. RAMSAY, as Director...wl1ich DE LA BECHE began in the soltth-,vest of England was so rapidly executed by him, itnd tl1Q few assistants...Having co1npleted the mapping of the south-west of England, DE LA BECHE transferred his staff to South Wales |
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