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| dolerites are alike hitherto unrecorded from this district. The nearest outcrops of such basic rocks are...House outcrop and the Shoulder-of-Mutton Hill district. This area is now known as New Parks. In the Western...discontinuous. I t is in the Dane Hill or New Parks district that they are best developed in Leicestershire...Drift, etc., 242 feet of Keuper Marl, 250 ft. 6 in. Lower Keuper Sandstone reposed upon 58 ft. t> in. Caldecote...Caldecote volcanic rocks. This thickening of the Lower Keuper to the south is supported by similar sections |
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| Field Meeting at Pewsey Vale and Devizes District 31 August to 2 September 1956 Report by the Director:...so that the junction of the Upper Greensand and Lower Chalk could be clearly seen. Near this exposure...suitable viewpoint (31/988563) on a small outcrop of Lower Greensand the Director was able to point out the...cutting. By permission of the manager of the Devizes Brick and Tile Company the large pit in the Gault Clay...areas yields a yellow coloured brick, that at Devizes produces a red brick. Ammonites occur in two bands |
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| containing concretionary ironstone nodules, also much selenite in curious interlacing layers. ; } Fores, omarb...eda -otnan Bed s. (Cerit hiU1JlHeds). 14 ~~ Lower Est uarine Beds fNorrha mpIon San d) . U nfo..wlliferous...with small limestone nodules (concretions ?), selenite, and vertical plant markings. Oysters fairly abundant...north-eastern parts of the county (75 feet at Stamford). LOWER ESTUARINE BEDS (NORTHAMPTON SAND). 14. White Or'...upon by the white sands in different places. The lower portion is commonly slaty in character, and has |
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| FOLKESTONE—THE GACLT. 85 and ever and anon brick-works and tile-kilns, like signal posts, stand cut...Eastwear Bay, and cut off from the beds below—the Lower Greensand and Neocomian—by a stratum still more...road-metal, as it were, o'er the old sea-ooze? But lower down again. I long to point you out that "junctionbed...(sulphuret of iron) and seamed with glassy crystals (selenite—sulphate of lime) there is that curious conglomerate...took place, by which the Bandy deposits of the Lower Greensand were exchanged for the muddy condition |
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| Bay, Skye, Scotland AEGIRINE Mount Malosa, Zomba District, Malawi 17 2 Rich mass of black crystal sections...ALBERTITE near Dingwall Scotland ANATASE Cuiba district, Gouveia Minas Gerais. Brazil 28 Quite rich black...Unusual sedimentary location from Fullers earth works, Pure golden-brown clcav: Rich yellow mass on matrix... Italy Very rich while masses intcrgrown with Selenite Dark grey massive with quartz or red mica l x...nice rhombic cleavage Colourless cleavages like selenite. with Charoi1c ecc on half inch macrix Ca Mi;CO |
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| Southam GEOLOGICAL SUCCESSION IN THE WARWICK DISTRICT QUATERNARY Dunsmore Gravel Boulder clay including...Rock Bed: brown ferruginous limestone JURASSIC Lower Lias 2-4m undivided: pale grey silt and silty...Shales Geology of the country around Warwick The district described in this memoir incorporates parts of...Formation the beds are known in more detail. The district includes the northern part of the South Warwickshire...history, mineral products and hydrogeology of the district. Plate 1 (Frontispiece). Warwick Castle from |
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| this site and quoted as “Jurassic Corallian beds (Lower Calcareous Grit) a source of many fine ammonites...we met several mineral collectors searching for selenite (gypsum) crystals and stopped for a chat. They...typical form of fossilisation in the Lower Oxford Clay. Selenite crystals were much in evidence, particularly...MIDDLE MIDDLE OXFORD OXFORD CLAY CLAY LOWER OXFORD LOWER LOWER CLAY OXFORD OXFORD CLAY CLAY KELLAWAYS...the Lower Oxford Clay. Item 4 belongs to the Kellaways formation close to the bottom of the Lower Oxford |
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| first good fauna from this horizon since the old brick-works dosed many years ago. A better, less weathered...mica flakes, glauconite, pyrite aggregates and selenite are abundant throughout the Hartwell Clay facies..._-::-::- ~p"pe~ y~t~ _Be_d _ - - - ;"::::.:;: F /Lower limit of weatherfng/ z E E Clay, Fine Silly...823138) and the upper part of the Hartwell Clay and lower part of the Portland Beds at the Civic Centre site...units which are here subdivided as follows: the lower clays (A); sandy Hartwell Clay (B, C, D, E); and |
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| as lenticles of fossiliferous limestone in the Lower Devonian beds of Perhaver, Porthluney, Veryan, Porthalla...from p. 32.) (2) Measham and Orton District. r P H I S district is bounded on the north by the Coalville...the Trias in turn rests upon unconformably. The Lower Keuper 1 [When staying at Mullion, Cornwall, in... whilst the Red Mail occupies the rest of the district to the east. On the south-west beds of sandstone...Sence and the Sence Brook, however, cut down to the lower parts of the Red Marl, and a good deal of alluvium |
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| the geological formations which· occur in their district. To those who take pleasure in country walks the...through Gods tone .. . Sketch map of the Redhill district Springs and swallow-holes Section through Leith...of such rocks, however, were brought into the district by ice in Pleistocene times nnd occur abundantly...(except Richmond), North Kent, and the Harwich district. The Palreozoic floor is, therefore, remarkably...were deposited, the higher beds overlapping the lower ones as the Janel continued to sink beneath the |
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| END 1 G 1 6 2 0 246. W.EBT GOWER I 6 1 6 2 6 0 8 DISTRICT .. 2 6 ·,. 247. SWANSEA. 2 -6 I 6 352. FALMOUWJ...monocfinic system. The distinct crystals, knowµ as selenite, _ are colourless, transparent and . flattened...easily _scratched by the finger-nail. Frequently selenite occurs as a flexible mass of_ folia ; a cqmmoner...impalpable powder and free from any trace of colour ; lower grades may have a slight tint and be less finely...Brothers, Park Street, Derby, at their Draycott works, is described as a slow-setting, quick-drying n1ateria1 |
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| · Page ••• 111. General Description of the District. .. Table of Strata. Soil and Economic Products...PRE-CAMBRIAN. ... TRIAS. Keuper. Rhcetic Beda - 11 Lower Lias. Mi4d,le Lias. Upper Lias - 21 · - 41 River...obtained. For i11stance, ir1 1835, ,vl1e11 the district suITounding Leicester ,vas su1•vTeJ�ecl, tl1e...entirely ove1·loolre d. The only lar·ge town in the district is the col1nty to,vn of I.Jeiceste1.., l)t1t there...large, but all are fairly prosperous, from the district bei11g near the centre of the most famous hunting |
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| Lower Gault Sections in the Northern Weald and the Zoning of the Lower Gault by H. G. OWEN Received 31...155 159 160 164 164 ABSTRACT: The section in the Lower Gault exposed at the Buckland Sand a nd Silica Company's... is described, and a recent description of the Lower Gault at Greatness, Sevenoaks, is reviewed. A correlation...Subzone age occur. Th e zon al classification of the Lower Gault is reviewed. The upper limit of the dentatus-spathi...completion of his Monograph, the opening of fresh brick-pits in the Gault, together with further collecting |
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| construction; sands for mortars; stone for masonry work; brick, terra cotta, hollow tile, and other structural...natural, hydraulic, etc.). III. Clay products: A. Brick a. Common. b. Front (pressed, rough, fire-faced...CONTRIBUTIONS TO ECONOMIC GEOLOGY, 1909, PAET I. and for brick and other clay products notes of a special form...investigation, whether a sand, gravel, stone, or brick would fulfill these specifications or not. If the...proximity to the building site, should be obtainable at lower prices than similar materials from long distances |
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| R. W. Stone.......... Grand Rapids-Grandville district.............................. Alabaster......... A, Selenite which has been split and bent to show cleavage and slight flexibility; B, Selenite crystals...satin spar from a fissure in clay; B, Slab of selenite an inch thick, illustrating transparency and incipient...North Holston, Va., showing granular character and selenite phenocrysts.....................................east bank of Tonque Creek, 2 miles below the brick works, Sandoval County, N. Mex.................... |
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| issued in 1871 and of Sheet I S.\V. in 1872. The brick-earths and gravels of Sheet 6 were surve)red by...CRETACEOUS RocKs (contd.) : from the Chalk of the District . . . V The The List of Fossils . .. ... ....pp. 98--105. Coombe Deposits, pp. 106-107. The Lower Terrace and the Buried Channel, pp. 108-110. Alluvium...and Glass Sands, p. 115. Road stone, pp. 1r5-r16. Brick-making, p. 1 16. Whiting, p. 1 16. Springs, pp.•...obliquely across the south-eastern corner of the district and fonns a small part of the great escarpment |
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| The Lower Gault of the M251M26 motorway system and adjacent sections, Surrey and Kent H. G. Owen OWEN...OWEN. H. G. 1996. The Lower Gault of the M25/M26 motorway system and adjacent sections, Surrey and Kent...Geologists' Association. 107,257-269. New sections in the Lower Gault at Godstone, Oxted- Titsey, Westerham and...Variation in thickness is a marked feature of the Lower Gault in this stretch of the outcrop. Department...Orbital Motorway M 25fM26 , little was known of the Lower Gault succession at outcrop between Buckland (Surrey |
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| 1924 Price IS. 6d. Net � lll PREFACE The district shown on this map comprises a fairly typical segment...map was not found to be seriously in error. The district is not one of complicated structure, but unsolved...out of print), and 'The Geology of the London District' by H. B. Woodward, 2nd edit., 1922. The revised...underground rocks by Mr. J. Pringle. Mr. Dewey, as District Geologist, has edited the memoir. Many important...important contributions to the geology of this district have been made by geologists not connected with the |
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| 257 THE GEOLOGY OF THE CANTERBURY DISTRICT. With Special Reference to the Whitsuntide Excursion, 1925...escarpment is a low-lying but undulating tract of Lower Cretaceous strata on which is situated the town...picturesque valley via Chilham to Canterbury. The district to be studied thus forms a typical segment of...sequence of beds exposed at the surface in the district Alluvium. RECENT r Gravels and Brickearths...Chalk . Gault. F olk estone Sands Sandgate Beds Lower H ythe Bed s Gree nsan d . Atherfield Clay . Weald |
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| Journal.” These are the most thorough and exhaustive works on the mineral productions and industries of the...in every import¬ Prospector Miner ant mining district in the world, who keep its readers informed on...WALL STREET, NEW YORK. COPPER ^NICKEL SMELTERS WORKS AT CONSTABLE’S HOOK, N. J. OPPOSITE NEW BRIGHTON..., Secretary. ALBERT H. WELD, Asst. Treasurer. Works at Canton, (Baltimore). GEO. A. POPE, Manager. WM...Electrolytic Copper. Old Dominion (Arizona) Copper. WORKS AT niNES AND SMELTERS: canton, (Baltimore). GLOBE |
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| excursions that take place the established both a brick works and a farm in the area. The following day. After...requirement of clays and sand in particular for brick production aimed at the development of London in...Essex. Evidence for this are the Cherts from the Lower Greensand Group from Kent now found in the Medway...Limestone, in part siliceous from the Cretaceous Lower Greensand Group. Many thanks to Ros and Ian for...adequate ground investigation prior to commencing works. Most sinkholes in soil and most collapses on rock |
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| Stones Lime and Cement Gypsum Alum • • Coprolites Brick Earth and Tile Clay Iron Ores Lignite and Bituminous...Weymouth to Oxfortl " 57. Section a,r, the Iron-works, 1'{estbury, Wiltshire 58. Section norlh or the...Aylesbury Limestoue, Lower Purbeck Bods, Dm·lstou Bay Mammillated SUl·f'ace of Limestone. Lower Purbeck Beds...B�on Hole, Mupe Day, Dorset ,. 128. Junction of Lower a.ucl )fiddle Put·beck Beds, Durlston Bay ,. 129...south of the Humber Note.- Tbe concealed area. of Lower Oolitic rocks has been oolo1ned a lighter tiut than |
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| Geological Sciences. Thanks are also due to the Brick Development Association, The-British Ceramic Research...Environment, and to the many companies, notably London Brick Company, who provided valuable information and assistance...minerals 7 Table3 Physical properties of some brick clays 15 Table4 Green strength values for certain...Marl' 22 Table8 Stratigraphic classification of brick, pipe and tile making horizons, past and present...clayshale extraction in the United Kingdom for brick, pipe and tile manufacture 35 Table 10 Classification |
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| 97 THE LOWER LIAS OF CHARMOUTH AND THE VALE OF MARSHWOOD. By W. D. LAI\G, Sc.D., F.R.S., F.G.S. [Received...1931.] I. INTRODUCTORY. N intensive study of the Lower Lias* exposed on the Dorset coast has suggested...hitherto the monotonous pastureland covering the Lower Lias clays has discouraged this exploration; for...such country offers but few sections, and even brick-pits are now generally disused and overgrown. It...is the object of this paper to show how such a district can be zoned, notwithstanding the natural drawbacks |
 | Robbie, J. A., Holmes, S. C. A., Earp, J. R., Bunt, E. F., Morris, L. S. O. (1940) Water Supply of South-East England from Underground Sources (Quarter-Inch Geological Sheets 20 and 24) Vol 5. Wartime Pamphlet 10, Geological Survey of Great Britain. | Report (Issue volume) |
| G:halk. }iiiddle Chalk • Lower Chalk. • • • Upper Greensand. · • • '• Gault. • • Lower Greensand • • • • •...73, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.4., and · Artois Works, Chatham. (The firm has been incorporated in LeGrand...Sutcliff and Gell, Ltd.) The British-American We~l Works, 145, Queen Victoria Street, . E. C. 4. .., Well...-. • . • • • • . 272/8. · Electric Light Works,· 'Chatham. Pi~used •. ( a) Church St. Ref. vV.....-•• • . • • • 272/14. Electric Light I Works, Gillingham. Surface +105. .Shaft 93- x 52 .; rest |
Brick works, Zellerndorf, Hollabrunn District, Lower Austria, Austria