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BGS Geology Viewer - British Geological Survey
You can view the BGS Geology Viewer on mobile devices and desktop web browsers that support WebGL, a web technology standard for rendering 3D graphics. BGS Geology Viewer uses the ESRI JavaScript APIfor displaying our data on a 3D map. For best performance please ensure your device meets the … See more
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Geology of Wales - Wikipedia
The geology of Wales is complex and varied; its study has been of considerable historical significance in the development of geology as a science. All geological periods from the Cryogenian (late Precambrian) to the Jurassic are represented at outcrop, whilst younger sedimentary rocks occur beneath the seas immediately off the Welsh coast. The effects of two mountain-building episodes have left th…
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Regional geological summaries - British Geological …
BGS have produced 13 summaries of the onshore regional geology for England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The extents of the regional summaries areas follow the British Regional Geology (Regional Guides) series.
Brittle reactivation of the fault zone during the Acadian (Late Devonian) and Variscan (Carboniferous) orogenies formed a series of discrete fault zones. These include the Variscan …
in Brecon and in north Wales, there are important bounding faults but less folding. The basement rocks across much of Wales were extensively folded in an earlier tectonic event …
BGS Geology 625K - British Geological Survey
Generalised digital geological map data based on BGS’s published poster maps of the UK (north and south). Bedrock-related themes were created by generalisation of 1:50 000 data to make the 2007 fifth edition bedrock geology …
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Figure 12: (a) Faults (grey lines) from the tectonic map of the UK (Pharaoh et al., 1996) along with earthquakes in the catalogue used for this study (red circles scaled by magnitude). (b) …
Wales: British regional geology - British Geological Survey
This book describes the geology of Wales that is shown on the 1:625 000 scale geological map of the Principality of Wales and replaces earlier editions of this series in which north and …
Wales - an introduction - MediaWiki - British …
This book describes the geology of Wales that is shown on the 1:625 000 scale geological map of the Principality of Wales and replaces earlier editions of this series in which north and south Wales were described in separate volumes.
Earthquakes in Wales - Museum Wales
Why do earthquakes occur in Wales? The British Geological Survey (BGS) records around 300-400 earthquakes each year in Britain. Wales, along with the rest of the UK, sits on the European plate, and stress builds up as it is pushed …
Caledonian orogeny, Silurian, Wales - MediaWiki
In marked contrast is the broad, open, east–west synclinal flexure in the Silurian strata to the east of the Conwy Valley Fault. On Anglesey, the Lower Palaeozoic rocks are strongly folded and overthrust, with the south-east vergence that …
Two of the most important type areas were in mid and north Wales where in 1831 two of the most well-known geologists of the day, Adam Sedgwick and Roderick Murchison, began studying …
Menai Strait fault system: An early Caledonian terrane boundary …
A steep fault system runs parallel to the Menai Strait, which separates Anglesey from the mainland of north Wales. The Menai Strait fault system is interpreted as a major terrane …
Browse map of data about the natural environment - Natural …
The map currently displays detailed data in the following themes: Water (aquifers, groundwater vulnerability etc.) Forestry (ancient woodland, felling licences etc.) Habitats and species. …
Wales - Regional Geology - GOV.UK
Dec 19, 2018 · RWM has produced summaries of the geological attributes which are of relevance to the safety of a GDF for each region intended for a wider technical but non …
Record details |Geological map of Wales: Map Daearegol o …
This map as displayed in this viewer is made available under the Open Government Licence, subject to the following acknowledgement accompanying any reproduced BGS materials: …
BGS maps portal - British Geological Survey
The BGS maps portal provides access to over 45 000 high-resolution viewing images of almost all the small, medium and large scale maps produced by the BGS since mapping started in …
The present relief of North and Central Wales is strikingly correlated with the outcrops of the rocks of these several periods. During the first period coarse-grained rocks were abundantly …
Geotectonic setting of Wales - MediaWiki - British Geological Survey
During late Precambrian and early Palaeozoic time, England, Wales and south-east Ireland lay on a segment of Eastern Avalonia at the edge of the continent of Gondwana, and Scotland and …
Geology of the country around Snowdon. Memoir for 1:50 000 …
The recent investigations by the Geological Survey into the Lower Palaeozoic rocks of North Wales began in the 1960s with the mapping of the Silurian strata on the Denbigh Sheet (107) …
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