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Present state of engineering geological mapping in the United Kingdom

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References

  • ANON., 1957. Site Investigations. British Standard Code of Practice CP2001 (1957). 123 pp.

  • ANON., 1970. International Iegend for Hydrogeological Maps. Unesco. 101 pp.

  • ANON., 1971. Working Party on the Preparation of Maps and Plans in Terms of Engineering Geology. (Second Draft Report, March 1971) Engineering Geology Group, Geological Society, 71 pp. mimeographed.

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  • Hydrogeological Map of North and East Lincolnshire.

  • Scale 1:126720. Institute of Geological Sciences, London. 1967.

  • Hydrogeological Map of the Chalk and Lower Greensand of Kent. Sheet 1 Chalk, Regional Hydrological Characteristics and Explanatory Notes. Scales 1:126720 and 253400. Sheet 2 Folkestone Beds and Hythe Beds. Scale 1:253400. Institute of Geological Sciences, London. 1968.

  • Hydrogeological Map of the Dartford (Kent) District. Scale 1:63360. Institute of Geological Sciences, London. 1968.

  • Geology of Belfast and District. Special Engineering Geology Sheet, Solid and Drift. Scale 1:21120. Geological Survey of Northern Ireland. Institute of Geological Sciences, London. 1971.

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  1. W. R. Dearman
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Dearman, W.R. Present state of engineering geological mapping in the United Kingdom. Bulletin of the International Association of Engineering Geology 4, 15–20 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02635377

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