 | | Book | | impersistent medium-grained sandstone Wholeoutcrop Pendle Grit Formation grey-brown medium- to coarse-grained...in the middle distance. Totridge Fell, formed of Pendle Grit, is in the background. (A14809) - .......Shale and Worston Shale groups overlooked by the Pendle Grit escarpments of Longridge Fell and the Bowland...Bowland Shale Formation 40 1Vfillstone Grit Group 44 Pendle Grit Formation 44 Warley \Vise Grit Formation 47...Bowland Shales near Blindhurst 42 Sandstones of the Pendle Grit Forn1ation in the disused quarry at Tootle | | | Book | | grey-brown medium- to coarse-grained turbiditic Pendle Grit sandstone with subordinate interbedded siltstone...in the middle distance. Totridge Fell, formed of Pendle Grit, is in the background. (A14809) BEDFORDSHIRE...Shale and Worston Shale groups overlooked by the Pendle Grit escarpments of Longridge Fell and the Bowland...Shale Formation 40 38 40 Millstone Grit Group 44 Pendle Grit Formation 44 Warley Wise Grit Formation 47...Shales near Blindhurst 42 10 Sandstones of the Pendle Grit Formation in the disused quarry at Tootle |  | Brandon, A., Aitkenhead, N., Crofts, R. G., Ellison, R. A., Evans, D. J., Riley, N. J. (1998) Geology of the country around Lancaster. British Geological Survey, London. | Book | | -g·rairu~d. turbiditic ~andsLonc- . mrbidilic ·---·-i Pendle Grir Formation ,__ 111 30-52 m shaly mudstone...(MN28017) (Photographer: Paul Tod) I Swaintley Hill (586 625), a conjcal moulin kame, the Haylett 1nelrwater...Pike lies in the right 1niddle distance and v\'hite Hill in tl1e far distance on the left (A 15504). iv...Petrographical analyses 41 Sandstone diagenesis 42 Pendle Grit Formation 42 Problerns of the boundary '"ith...Member' 44 ~Jain part of Pendle Grit 44 Sections in the 1nain pan of the Pendle Grit west of the Quernmore |  | | Report (issue) | | with the M62 motorway behind. Bolton and Winter Hill are seen in the distance. IV FOREWORD The area...30 25 25 35 25 Wavelength (nm) Bg3 Mg Si Al Nd K Pbl In Ce Cr La Ca Ba Sr Eu Sc Li2 Bg4Il Sn Il Bg2Il...affect both the major nutrient elements such as Ca, K and P and supplement trace elements such as B and...ground (the Forest of Bowland, Longridge Fell and Pendle Hill) consists of Namurian sandstones and mudstones...from Manchester to the south-western end of Pendle Hill is the shadow of an aircraft vapour-trail. The |  | Kirby, G. A., Baily, H. E., Chadwick, R. A., Evans, D. J., Holliday, D. W., Holloway, S., Hulbert, A. G., Pharaoh, T. C., Smith, N. J. P., Aitkenhead, N., Birch, B. (2000) The structure and evolution of the Craven Basin and adjacent areas. British Geological Survey, London. | Book | | GD272191/2000. ISBN O 11 884536 5 Bibliographical reference K.1RBY, G A, BAILY, HE, CI-IAOWlCK, R A, EVANS, DJ,...uplift 46 25 Seismic reflection profile across the Pendle l\!Ionocli11e, showing anticlinal culmination as...Geological Survey mapping in the Lancashire and York shire coalfields and intervening Pennine areas in the...n1ostly rather mud- and silt-do1ninated. The \,Vatch Hill and Loweswater formations are coarser grained, 1nore... I:1' 70 DOUK GHYLL ;,, 4 c-,...,,. CRAG � HILL CLAPHAM BECK • Austwick _ _,.__ Anticline • | | Brandon, A., Aitkenhead, N., Crofts, R. G., Ellison, R. A., Evans, D. J., Riley, N. J. (1998) Geology of the country around Lancaster. British Geological Survey, London. | Book | | ifc-rous Arnsbergian ClaughLQn Formation Caton ,;;11,,k Formation grey, shalv mudstone with limestone nodules...conglomeratic, delta Lop sandstone with some :,illStones Pendle Grit fotmation pale brown. medium- 10 ,oarse-gra...mai 11 lv rurbidi1i<' limest(,ne mrrnbers 450 da, k gre,. argillaceous limestone; ini.erbeds of cakareous...:;:.· --., . .• . •. ::: 'tl •• S,,,;aintley Hill (586 625) , a conical 1nouli n kan1e, the H aylott...lies in Lhe right 1niddle distance and ,l\1hite Hill in the far distance on the lefL (A 15504). BRITISH |  | | Journal (issue) | | Appendices: M. J . Reynolds and R. K. Harrison Contributions: W. H. C. Ramsbottom and K. S. Siddiqui Petrology...igneous rocks in the Duffield Borehole, Derbyshire R. K. HARRISON Contributions : J. I. Read, J. M . Murphy...stratigraphic positions and likely correlation of probable K-bentonite bands of the E1c- E2b sequences from north...log of the Duffield Borehole 36 TABLES 1 Probable K-bentonites from the Duffield Borehole and their correlation...of the turbidite units. \ 1olcanic rocks include K-bentonites in the Narnurian and pumiccous tuffs in |  | | Book | | Contributors J D Cornwell, MSc, PhD R G Crofts, BSc Z K Dabek, BSc DJ Evans, BSc, PhD T P Gostelow, MSc, PhD...Formation 77 Wilmslow Sandstone Formation 79 ?Bulkeley Hill Formation 79 Helsby Sandstone Formation 80 Stafford...the Wildmoor Sandstone Formation exposed at Red Hill 85 35 Representative sections of the Bromsgrove...the suivey. These include: the North Stafford shire group of the Geologists' Association for their unlimited...the dyelir1e maps. COR1'"'\\7ELL, J D, and DABEK, Z K. 1 993. Geophysical ir1\-·estigations i11 the Stoke-011-Trer1t |  | | Book | | Mackenzie Gordon, jr., Robert R. Hessler, Dorothy Hill, Erie G. Kauffman, Robert V. Kesling, Porter M....Oliver, John Pojeta, jr., A.J. Rowell, J.S. Ryland, K. Norman Sachs, Norman F. Sohl, Walter C. Sweet, Helen...Bryan, Richard V. Dietrich, William G. Melson, Anne K. Loring, Kurt E. Lowe, Lucian B. Platt, Robert I....White. Engineering geology and rock mechanics: Mary Hill, Eugene Kojan, and David J. Varnes. Geochemistry:...L. Anderson, L.G. Berryman, William J. Best, John K. Costain, Jules D. Fried¬ man, M. Charles Gilbert |
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