1855
DOI: 10.1680/imotp.1855.23879
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Discussion on Some Peculiar Features of the Water-Bearing Strata of the London Basin.

Abstract: in allusion to the published map and sections of the district around London, by which the paper was illustrated, said it would be observed, that on the south-east there was a.n area of about 192 square miles, over the greater part of which the lower beds cropped out, and that they were very permeable. This was about six times the available area of the north-western district, where moreover t,he upper beds, usually clays, cropped out to the surface, which was thus rendered impervious to water, whilst the lower … Show more

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