In geology, the Bagshot Beds are a series of sands and clays of shallow-water origin, some being fresh-water, some marine. They belong to the upper Eocene formation of the London and …

The Bagshot Sands are the shallow-water and western equivalents of the great Nummulitie Formation, which is repre- sentedin the east by the thick Nummulite-limestones, deposited in …

Most of the Bagshot Formation is composed of pale yellow-brown to pale grey or white, locally orange or crimson, fine- to coarse-grained sand that is frequently micaceous and locally …

The familiar Claygate Beds which intervene between the London Clay and the Bagshot Sands in the area round London have a distinctive and quite unmistakable lithology, reminis- cent of …

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Lying on top of the London Clay is a sandy clay called the Claygate Beds. Above this is a delightful, fine-grained yellow sand called Bagshot Sand which indicates a shallowing of this …

In places, the Claygate Beds are capped by a deep layer of sand, known as Bagshot Sand. This covers some of the highest parts of the Forest, such as the High Beach area and Loughton …

Bagshot Formation caps the highest ground in the district, mainly in the north-east and occurs as isolated outliers in central London and the south-west of the district (Figure 27); it gives rise to …

2020年5月8日 · Spring lines are governed by geology and occur where a clay rich layer is overlain by a sandier layer. At the top of Hampstead heath are the Bagshot Sands, laid down close to …

1980年1月1日 · In 1971 the IGS Stock Borehole penetrated the full sequence of Bagshot Beds, Claygate Beds and London Clay. The IGS Sandpit Hill Borehole, Hadleigh, in southern Essex, …