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Cheshire (1913) counties geological map from Stanford’s Geological Atlas of Great Britain and Ireland, 3rd edition. Stanford's and Reynolds' Atlases.
Cheshire 30ne, 6". Burton, 1913/1923, black outline, blue geology, red contours. Geological Survey of England & Wales.
Cheshire 30nw, 6". Little Neston1913/1923, black outline, blue geological information, red contours. Geological Survey of England & Wales.
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Coast Section from Fecamp (Dept of the Seine Inferieure) to Grand Camp, (Dept of Calvados),1821. Beche, de la, HT.
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