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6  Hydrogeological map of the South Downs and adjacent part of Weald including parts of hydrometric areas 39,40, 41 and 42. 1978  Full entry
vii  Introduction 1978  Full entry
49 N - 08 W  Scilly 49 N - 08 W Bouguer anomaly. 1979  Full entry
49 N - 08 W  Scilly 49 N - 08 W Aeromagnetic anomaly. 1988  Full entry
v  Foreward 1997  Full entry
vi  Photograph. The upper Wye valley west of Lanidloes 1999  Full entry
v  Rhagair 2000  Full entry
10W  Lochmaben. 2007  Full entry
10W  Lochmaben. 2008  Full entry
10  [Coast from near Caplet Island to Newbiggin.] 1882  Full entry
10  Newbiggin. 1934  Full entry
10  Newbiggin. 1964  Full entry
10E  Ecclefechan. 1982  Full entry
10W  Lochmaben. 1983  Full entry
10  [Isle of Wight, Lyrnington, part of Portsmouth Harbour.] 1856  Full entry
10  [Coast from near Caplet Island to Newbiggin.] 1870  Full entry
10  [Isle of Wight, Lyrnington, part of Portsmouth Harbour.] 1884  Full entry
10  Dumfries 1885  Full entry
10  Newbiggin. 1934  Full entry
10  Newbiggin. 1966  Full entry
49 N - 08 W  Scilly Sheet 49 N - 08 W Solid Geology. 1982  Full entry
20  Sheet SK 18 Castleton. 1975  Full entry
10  Newbiggin. 1997  Full entry
10  Kilmacrenan 1890  Full entry
10  Horizontal section 10. No. 1. Section across part of the Coal-field of Glamorganshire, South Wales, from near Bryn Cethin Uchaf, by Mynydd Llangeinor, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams. No. 2. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Mynydd Moel Geulau to Mynydd Llandyfodwg by D.H. Williams. No. 3. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from the Ogmore, near Bryn Menyn, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams (Vertical Section, 7.) No. 4. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Trecastell to the Rhondda by Sir Henry de la Beche. [Map 36.] 1845  Full entry
10  Diagram, illustrating the variation of the principal Coal Seams in their range from Merthyr Tydfil to Pont-y-pool on the North Crop of the Coalfield of South Wales by D.H. Williams. [Maps 36, 42, S.W., S.E.] Scale, 3 feet to an inch. 1850  Full entry
10  Horizontal section 10. No. 1. Section across part of the Coal-field of Glamorganshire, South Wales, from near Bryn Cethin Uchaf, by Mynydd Llangeinor, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams. No. 2. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Mynydd Moel Geulau to Mynydd Llandyfodwg by D.H. Williams. No. 3. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from the Ogmore, near Bryn Menyn, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams (Vertical Section, 7.) No. 4. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Trecastell to the Rhondda by Sir Henry de la Beche. [Map 36.] 1860  Full entry
10  Horizontal section 10. No. 1. Section across part of the Coal-field of Glamorganshire, South Wales, from near Bryn Cethin Uchaf, by Mynydd Llangeinor, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams. No. 2. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Mynydd Moel Geulau to Mynydd Llandyfodwg by D.H. Williams. No. 3. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from the Ogmore, near Bryn Menyn, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams (Vertical Section, 7.) No. 4. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Trecastell to the Rhondda by Sir Henry de la Beche. [Map 36.] 1860  Full entry
10  Horizontal section 10. No. 1. Section across part of the Coal-field of Glamorganshire, South Wales, from near Bryn Cethin Uchaf, by Mynydd Llangeinor, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams. No. 2. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Mynydd Moel Geulau to Mynydd Llandyfodwg by D.H. Williams. No. 3. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from the Ogmore, near Bryn Menyn, to Blaen Afon by D.H. Williams (Vertical Section, 7.) No. 4. Section across part of the Coal field of Glamorganshire, South Wales from Trecastell to the Rhondda by Sir Henry de la Beche. [Map 36.] 1860  Full entry
10  Section 1. across the Slievardagh Coalfield, from near the village called the Four Roads, to the northern flank of the Nine Mile House tableland. Section No. 2. From near the village of New Birmingham, across Earl's Hill Colliery to Wilford House, two miles south of the village Section No. 3. from Littlefield House two miles south of Gortnahoo, across Foilacamin, Knockan Glass, Commons, and Boulea Collieries to a point one mile and a quarter west of Ballingarry. Section No. 4. From Woodsgift to near the village of Tullaroan. Section No. 5. From near Johnstown, over Spa Hill. Section No. 6. From the Hollyford Mines to Marlow House, north-west of Clonoulty. Reference to geological maps, 1 inch scale Sheets 136, 145, 146, 156. 1861  Full entry
  Index to the colours and signs employed in the maps and sections of the Geological Survey of Great Britain, up to 1867. [BGS Archive Reference GSM/DC/S/3.] 1867  Full entry
54  Tyrone coalfield. Tyrone. Sheet 54 1874  Full entry
Sheet 10  [North Devon and South-west Wales.] 1895  Full entry
Sheet 10  [North Devon and South-west Wales.] 1895  Full entry
10  Vertical section 10. Vertical sections illustrating the Central Coalfield. Coal Measures in areas IX, VI and south part of VII. Hamilton, Dalserf, Wishaw, Shotts, Fauldhouse, and Armadale Districts. On a scale of 40 feet to 1 inch. 1927  Full entry
Sheet 10  Mull, Rhum and Ardnamurchan. 1969  Full entry
7  Hydrogeological map of the South West Chilterns and the Berkshire and Marlborough Down including parts of hydrometric areas 39, 42, 43 and 53. 1978  Full entry
viii  Introduction [continued] 1978  Full entry
vi  Project staff 1997  Full entry
vii  Project staff 1999  Full entry
vi  Photo 2000  Full entry
11  [Longtown, and part of the Border.] 1888  Full entry
Parts of Sheets 11,12,17,18  Londonderry District. (Drift Series). Parts of Sheets 11,12,17,18. 1908  Full entry
11  Longtown. 1925  Full entry
11  Longtown. 1967  Full entry
11  Langholm. 1968  Full entry
11  [Winchester, Southampton, Portsmouth, Petersfield, Romsey, Lymington.] 1858  Full entry
11  [Winchester, Southampton, Portsmouth, Petersfield, Romsey, Lymington.] 1865  Full entry
11  [Winchester, Southampton, Portsmouth, Petersfield, Romsey, Lymington.] 1868  Full entry
11  Langholm 1883  Full entry
11  [Longtown, and part of the Border.] 1888  Full entry
11  [Derby, Lincoln, Sheffield, Stafford.] 1910  Full entry
11  [Derby, Lincoln, Sheffield, Stafford.] 1928  Full entry
11  [Derby, Lincoln, Sheffield, Stafford.] 1937  Full entry
11  Langholm. 1968  Full entry
13  Sheet SH 53, 54, 55, 63, 63, 65, 66, 74, 75 & 76 (Parts of Sheets) Central Snowdonia. 1972  Full entry
49 N - 06 W  Lizard Sheet 49 N - 06 W Sea Bed Sediments. 1983  Full entry
11  Londonderry 1890  Full entry
11  Horizontal section 11. Section from the Bendrick Rock, near Barry Island, Glamorganshire, to Allt Llwyd, Brecknockshire by Sir H.T. De la Beche & D.H. Williams. Reference geological maps 20, 36, 42 S.W. 1845  Full entry
11  Section of the Coal Measures, Carboniferous Limestone, and a portion of the Old Red Sandstone, in the vicinity of Bristol by D.H. Williams. To illustrate Horizontal section Sheet 14, No. 3. [Maps 19, 35.] 1850  Full entry
11  Horizontal section 11. Section from the Bendrick Rock, near Barry Island, Glamorganshire, to Allt Llwyd, Brecknockshire by Sir H.T. De la Beche & D.H. Williams. Reference geological maps 20, 36, 42 S.W. 1860  Full entry
11  Section No. 1. Across the Devil's Bit Mountains near Toomyvara to the neighbourhood of Templemore. Section No. 2. Across the country between the Slievebloom and Devil's Bit Mountains. Section No. 3. Over Knockshigowna Hill to the Little Brosna River. Section No. 4. Across the Slievebloom range. Reference to geological maps, 1 inch scale Sheets 126, 127, 135. 1862  Full entry
  Index to the colours and signs employed in the maps and sections of the Geological Survey of Great Britain, up to 1869. [BGS Archive Reference GSM/DC/S/3.] 1869  Full entry
55  Tyrone coalfield. Tyrone. Sheet 55 1874  Full entry
11  Horizontal section 11. Section from the Bendrick Rock, near Barry Island, Glamorganshire, to Allt Llwyd, Brecknockshire by Sir H.T. De la Beche & D.H. Williams. Reference geological maps 20, 36, 42 S.W. 1878  Full entry
Sheet 11  [West of England: Bristol, Hereford, Malvern, Oxford, Salisbury and the South-eastern parts of Wales.] 1895  Full entry
Sheet 11  [West of England: Bristol, Hereford, Malvern, Oxford, Salisbury and the South-eastern parts of Wales.] 1895  Full entry
Sheet 11  [West of England: Bristol, Hereford, Malvern, Oxford, Salisbury and the South-eastern parts of Wales.] 1901  Full entry
11  Vertical section 11. Vertical sections illustrating the Central Coalfield. Coal Measures showing strata above Splint Coal in area V. Shettleston, Coatbridge and Airdrie Districts. On a scale of 40 feet to 1 inch. 1926  Full entry
ix  Introduction [continued] 1978  Full entry
8  Hydrogeological map of the Chalk and associated minor aquifers of Wessex including parts of hydrometric areas 43, 44 and 53. 1979  Full entry
vii  Contents 1997  Full entry
viii  Contents 1999  Full entry
vii  Project staff 2000  Full entry
12  [Bewcastle, Kirkcambeck, and part of the Border.] 1889  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1936  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1953  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1964  Full entry
12  Bewcastle. 1969  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1971  Full entry
12  [Newbury, Hungerford, Kingsclere, Andover, Basingstoke, Alresford, Alton.] 1860  Full entry
12  [Newbury, Hungerford, Kingsclere, Andover, Basingstoke, Alresford, Alton.] 1885  Full entry
12  [Bewcastle, Kirkcambeck, and part of the Border.] 1889  Full entry
12  Campbeltown 1894  Full entry
12  Campbelton 1894  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1906  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1909  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1936  Full entry
12  [Louth, Peterborough, Norwich and Yarmouth.] 1953  Full entry
12  Bewcastle. 1969  Full entry
49 N - 06 W  Lizard Sheet 49 N - 06 W Solid Geology. 1983  Full entry
36  Guernsey (Channel Islands Sheet 1). 1986  Full entry
12  Campbeltown. 1993  Full entry
12  Campbeltown. 1996  Full entry
12  Campbeltown. 1996  Full entry
12  Newtown Limavady 1884  Full entry
12  Horizontal section 12. From the Ebwy River, near Cefn Crib, Monmouthshire, by the Limestone Quarry near Ynys Can, the Usk River, near Castle Barn, Cwm Carfan Hill, across the Forest of Dean near Coleford & Little Dean to Garden Cliff, Gloucestershire on the East side of the River Severn. Reference geological maps 35, 36, 43 S.W., S.E. (Vertical Section, 7.) 1846  Full entry
12  Sections illustrative of the passage of the Old Red Sandstone into the Carboniferous Limestone in South Wales and South-western England. By H. De La Beche, A.C. Ramsay, W.T. Aveline and I. Rees. [Maps 19, 35, 38, 42 S.E., 43 S.E.] 1850  Full entry
12  Horizontal section 12. From the Ebwy River, near Cefn Crib, Monmouthshire, by the Limestone Quarry near Ynys Can, the Usk River, near Castle Barn, Cwm Carfan Hill, across the Forest of Dean near Coleford & Little Dean to Garden Cliff, Gloucestershire on the East side of the River Severn. Reference geological maps 35, 36, 43 S.W., S.E. (Vertical Section, 7.) 1860  Full entry
12  Section No. 1. From near Langley Lodge across the valley of the Anner River to the top of Slievenaman. Section No. 2. From Sheepstown cross roads through Ballyhale to the Granite S. of Thomastown. No. 3. Section from Stonyford through Jerpoint to valley of Arrigle River, south of Mount Argula. No. 4. Section from Gowran Demesne through Freagh Hill and Brandon Hill to the River Barrow near Coolhill Castle. No. 5. Section from the Coal Measures, seen in Moneyfelith River, across the Valley of the Barrow to the Old Red Sandstone and Granite N.E. of Goresbridge. Reference to geological maps, 1 inch scale Sheets 147, 156, 157. 1862  Full entry

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