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4.)
| No. | Formation, &c. |
|---|---|
| 61. | New Red Sandstone; red slate. |
| 62. | { " " " ; calcareous concretion. |
| 63. | { " " " ; conglomerate. |
| 64. | Saliferous Sandrock (of Eaton). |
| 65. | Shell Marble. |
| 66. | Gray Band (of Eaton.) |
| 67. | Millstone Grit, " " |
| 68. | Sparry Limerock, " " |
| 69. | " " " " |
| 70. | Graywacke Slate " " |
| 71. | " " " " , var. rubble stone. |
| 72. | Metalliferous Graywacke, " " |
| 73. | Graywacke ; slate. |
| 74. | " ; " |
| 75. | " ; conglomerate. |
| 76. | " ; " ; smooth surf. from a |
| 77. | " , var. Amygdaloid. |
| 78. | Metalliferous Limerock (of Eaton.) |
| 79. | Siliceous Slate. |
| 80. | Argillaceous " ; var Flinty Slate. |
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