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Bristol and its Environs — Historical and Scientific. 8vo. pp. 475. London and Bristol, 1875. Published under the Sanction of the Local Executive Committee of the British Association.
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 May 2009
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1 Not only does the Geological Survey Map exhibit the lithological subdivisions of the Trias, and the Penarth Beds, but the Faults and Coal-crops, which are not laid down on Mr. Sanders' Map. In the north of England, too, the geology is for the most part surveyed and published on the larger Ordnance Maps, whose scale is six inches to one mile.
2 See “On the Rhsetic or Penarth Beds of the Neighbourhood of Bristol and the South-west of England,” by Bristow, H. W. F.R.S.Geol. Mag. 1864, Vol. I. p. 236Google Scholar. Report Brit. Asoc. (Bath) for 1864, published 1865.