Geological and topographical maps, their interpretation and use, a handbook for the geologist and civil engineer (1911)
Dwerryhouse, Arthur Richard, 1867- · London, E. Arnold · leaf 107
ext formation represented being theCretaceous. The chalk (h) rests unconformably upon the rocksbeneath, being seen lying upon the pre-Cambrian, theOld Red and the Carboniferous rocks, and in theoutlier in the north-west overlying the fault F2. From a study of the dip arrows it will be seenthat the… … Fig. 72. GEOLOGICAL HISTORY FROM MAP8 95 f: V V* v y ve:0B :dm L1_L co oa a =3CO ■a O QO O ;^s O o — a — 00°0 0 0° oo 96 GEOLOGICAL AND TOPOGRAPHICAL MAPS ■ . a 3oo /<> . ■ 2.5 •■:*• S C • .434/:. ■^^^ ^^y
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