Map record details
Map series | Geological Survey of England and Wales 1:63,360/1:50,000 geological map series, New Series |
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Sheet number | 346 |
Sheet title | Newquay. |
Map type | Bedrock and Superficial |
Scale | 1:50 000 |
Publication year | 2011 |
Author statement | Original geological survey at 1:63 360 scale by Sir H.T. De la Beche, CB., F.R.S. Published on sheets 30 and 31 Old Series. Geological survey on the six-inch (1:10 560) scale by C. Reid, F.R.S., E. Dixon, J.B. Scrivenor and D.A. MacAlister in 1900-05. Published 1906. Reprinted with some adjustments in 1951. Reconstituted from the one-inch scale without geological revision and reprinted onto 7th Series one-inch base at 1:50 000 scale in 1974. Resurveyed at 1:10 000 scale by C.E. Burt, L.M. Hollick and R.C. Scrivener between 2003-05. Supporting Quaternary information compiled by S.J. Booth 2011. J.R. Ford, Team Leader Geology and Landscapes England. M. Smith, Chief Geoloist England. |
Published statement | Published 2011. print code: 1400/2011. |
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