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Laterite occurs on the summit of the hills 3251 , 3353 and -3495 and also almost
all the hills near Nerse , Jamgaon ( 15 ° 34 ' : 74 ° 23 ' ) ... The general trend of
the rocks is N.N.W.-S.S.E. Long strips of amphibolites occur near the hill 2267.
Laterite occurs on the summit of the hills 3251 , 3353 and -3495 and also almost
all the hills near Nerse , Jamgaon ( 15 ° 34 ' : 74 ° 23 ' ) ... The general trend of
the rocks is N.N.W.-S.S.E. Long strips of amphibolites occur near the hill 2267.
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Mr. M. N. Deekshitulu records granular and massive quartzites , which may be
suitable for refractory purposes , in Kalda Parbat ( 21 ° 6 ' : 85 ° 43 ' ) in Cuttack
district and neighbouring hills of Dhenkanal and Keonjhar districts on sheet 73 G
...
Mr. M. N. Deekshitulu records granular and massive quartzites , which may be
suitable for refractory purposes , in Kalda Parbat ( 21 ° 6 ' : 85 ° 43 ' ) in Cuttack
district and neighbouring hills of Dhenkanal and Keonjhar districts on sheet 73 G
...
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The Tabberabberan with its several pulses gave rise to four great " highs " and
the " lows " between them ( Hill , 1951 ) . The structural geology of Queensland
has been worked out by Hill ( 1951 ) and it is not necessary to go into great detail
...
The Tabberabberan with its several pulses gave rise to four great " highs " and
the " lows " between them ( Hill , 1951 ) . The structural geology of Queensland
has been worked out by Hill ( 1951 ) and it is not necessary to go into great detail
...
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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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