The Water Supply of Cambridgeshire Huntingdonshire And Rutland From Undergroun
The Water Supply of Cambridgeshire Huntingdonshire And Rutland From Undergroun
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Thickness. Depth. Teet.
Mould f Hard white chalk I Soft chalk [Middle and J Hard chalk Lower Chalkj 1 Softer whitey-brown chalk, with nodules of iron-pyrites ^ at a depth of 104 feet ... 69 125 5. Near the White Horse Inn. 1885. 80 feet above Ordnance Datum.
Made and communicated by G. Ingold.
"Water rose to within 6 feet of the surface. According to later inf orma> tion this is a boring of four inches diameter, lined to the depth of 60 feet, . And the rest-level of the water is 10 feet down.
T...hickness. Depth.
Chalky gi-avel fClunch [r Middle Chalk] \ Yellow chalk LClunch "Soft white chalk, gradually getting tougher ...
[Lower Chalk] -^ ^"i^rs'w^ ""^^^^ ^' ^''**^'"'" I Brown chalk, without sand L [Chalk Marl] For an analysis of the water see p. 126.
According to Dr. W . Armistead's Reports to the Linton Rural District Council for 1912-1914, five public pumps are supplied by tube-well& {? Nos. 1-5, above) bored into Chalk to a depth of 120 feet and lined witji 60 feet of iron tubes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thickness. Depth. Teet.
Mould f Hard white chalk I Soft chalk [Middle and J Hard chalk Lower Chalkj 1 Softer whitey-brown chalk, with nodules of iron-pyrites ^ at a depth of 104 feet ... 69 125 5. Near the White Horse Inn. 1885. 80 feet above Ordnance Datum.
Made and communicated by G. Ingold.
"Water rose to within 6 feet of the surface. According to later inf orma> tion this is a boring of four inches diameter, lined to the depth of 60 feet, . And the rest-level of the water is 10 feet down.
T...hickness. Depth.
Chalky gi-avel fClunch [r Middle Chalk] \ Yellow chalk LClunch "Soft white chalk, gradually getting tougher ...
[Lower Chalk] -^ ^"i^rs'w^ ""^^^^ ^' ^''**^'"'" I Brown chalk, without sand L [Chalk Marl] For an analysis of the water see p. 126.
According to Dr. W . Armistead's Reports to the Linton Rural District Council for 1912-1914, five public pumps are supplied by tube-well& {? Nos. 1-5, above) bored into Chalk to a depth of 120 feet and lined witji 60 feet of iron tubes.
6.
What to read after The Water Supply of Cambridgeshire Huntingdonshire And Rutland From Undergroun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geological Survey of Great Britain to read onlineMoreLess
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