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A few miles further east Mr. Dutt encountered a thick run of limestones , suited for
the manufacture of normal Portland Cement , at Kansar ( 30 ° 33 ' : 77 ° 29 ' ; 53 F
/ 6 ) . The western extremity of the band starts as a thin bed on the eastern ...
A few miles further east Mr. Dutt encountered a thick run of limestones , suited for
the manufacture of normal Portland Cement , at Kansar ( 30 ° 33 ' : 77 ° 29 ' ; 53 F
/ 6 ) . The western extremity of the band starts as a thin bed on the eastern ...
Page 100
Further , a pick - up - weir near Vijapur a few miles downstream has been
proposed to lift water for irrigation . The installation of two power houses , one at
the dam site , and the other at Deria ( 23 ° 46 ' : 72 ° 50 ' or Ransipur ( 23 ° 43 ' :
72 ° 50 ...
Further , a pick - up - weir near Vijapur a few miles downstream has been
proposed to lift water for irrigation . The installation of two power houses , one at
the dam site , and the other at Deria ( 23 ° 46 ' : 72 ° 50 ' or Ransipur ( 23 ° 43 ' :
72 ° 50 ...
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Further east of this geosyncline in New South Wales , tectonic environmental
conditions were very different as at Jenolan radiolarian cherts , spilites and
keratophyres have been recorded associated with limestones , mudstones and
shales .
Further east of this geosyncline in New South Wales , tectonic environmental
conditions were very different as at Jenolan radiolarian cherts , spilites and
keratophyres have been recorded associated with limestones , mudstones and
shales .
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| Title | Records of the Geological Survey of India, Volume 85 |
| Author | Geological Survey of India |
| Publisher | The Survey, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 Aug 2016 |
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