The Student's Handbook of Physical Geology
The Student's Handbook of Physical Geology
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p. 423. The successive depths at which turf beds occurred were 95, 155, 275, and 410 feet.
198 PROCESSES OF BECON8TBUCTION. [SEC. II.
way, all other parts within some miles of the shore having a> sandy bottom.
In the English channel there is nothing to be found but sand, often mixed with stones or gravel ; but opposite the mouth of the Bristol Channel there is a large, irregular patch of mud, stretching between the Scilly Islands and the coast of Wexford. This is at the bottom of water- varying... from 40 to 60 fathoms in depth, and it is entirely surrounded by rather shallower water, the bottom of which is marked as sand. Another larger area of mud com* mences farther west, where the depth increases to 60 or 70 fathoms, and this leads out by a narrow lane of 80 fathoms towards the oozy bottom of the deep Atlantic.
In the Irish Sea, half-way between the coasts of Wexford and Cardigan, there is a considerable area of mud in water of 50 to 60 fathoms' depth, and another small one between Bray Head and Holyh^ui, in a hollow varying from 60 to 86 fathoms, surrounded by sandy ground of 20 to 30 fathoms only.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
p. 423. The successive depths at which turf beds occurred were 95, 155, 275, and 410 feet.
198 PROCESSES OF BECON8TBUCTION. [SEC. II.
way, all other parts within some miles of the shore having a> sandy bottom.
In the English channel there is nothing to be found but sand, often mixed with stones or gravel ; but opposite the mouth of the Bristol Channel there is a large, irregular patch of mud, stretching between the Scilly Islands and the coast of Wexford. This is at the bottom of water- varying... from 40 to 60 fathoms in depth, and it is entirely surrounded by rather shallower water, the bottom of which is marked as sand. Another larger area of mud com* mences farther west, where the depth increases to 60 or 70 fathoms, and this leads out by a narrow lane of 80 fathoms towards the oozy bottom of the deep Atlantic.
In the Irish Sea, half-way between the coasts of Wexford and Cardigan, there is a considerable area of mud in water of 50 to 60 fathoms' depth, and another small one between Bray Head and Holyh^ui, in a hollow varying from 60 to 86 fathoms, surrounded by sandy ground of 20 to 30 fathoms only.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A J Alfred John Jukes Browne to read onlineMoreLess
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