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A narrow N.E.-S.W. trending belt of the Gaj formation runs from Bhavnagar
Railway Station through Gadechi ( 21 ° 46 ' : 72 ° 7 ' ) to a place halfway between
Chitra ( 21 ° 45 ' : 72 ° 7 ' ) and Vartej . The junction between the Gaj beds and ...
A narrow N.E.-S.W. trending belt of the Gaj formation runs from Bhavnagar
Railway Station through Gadechi ( 21 ° 46 ' : 72 ° 7 ' ) to a place halfway between
Chitra ( 21 ° 45 ' : 72 ° 7 ' ) and Vartej . The junction between the Gaj beds and ...
Page 60
Soft , friable , pure white sandstone occurs in a W.N.W.-E.S.E. trending tract about
one mile long and 300 feet wide , between Surajdewal and Waori ( 22 ° 31 ' : 71 °
17 ' ) . Several shallow pits less than 4 feet deep have been sunk in this area ...
Soft , friable , pure white sandstone occurs in a W.N.W.-E.S.E. trending tract about
one mile long and 300 feet wide , between Surajdewal and Waori ( 22 ° 31 ' : 71 °
17 ' ) . Several shallow pits less than 4 feet deep have been sunk in this area ...
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FAULTING AND FOLDING There are generally two sets of faults - one trending
W.N.W. E.S.E. and the other W.S.W.-E.N.E. , the first set being generally the more
prominent . The strata are also seen to have been folded to some extent , the ...
FAULTING AND FOLDING There are generally two sets of faults - one trending
W.N.W. E.S.E. and the other W.S.W.-E.N.E. , the first set being generally the more
prominent . The strata are also seen to have been folded to some extent , the ...
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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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