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The Geologist

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1861

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v.4 (1861)

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Page 383

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Coordinates: [240, 908, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["Section across the Old Red formation of Kincardine", "Section across the Old Red formation of Kincardine.", "Section across the Old Red formation of Kincardine."]

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Coordinates: [0, 0, 17, 108, 246, 1235], Details: "keywords"=>["geological section", "landscape", "geology", "Old Red formation", "soil type", "Geology of Stonehaven", "Chattering Brigg.", "Phaesdo", "Laurencekirk", "Garvock Hills", "Laurieston", "Millton of Mathers", "Old Red formation of Kincardine.", "structure", "Stonehaven", "Kincurdine"]

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Keywords

geological section Land landscape geology Old Red formation soil type Geology of Stonehaven Chattering Brigg.Phaesdo Laurencekirk Garvock Hills Laurieston Millton of Mathers Old Red formation of Kincardine.structure Stonehaven Kincurdine

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