View source for Classical areas of British geology, 1:25,000 series

== Classical areas of British geology, 1:25,000 series ==

A series of maps at the detailed scale of 1:25,000 have been produced for areas of outstanding geological interest in the Great Britain. Some maps are accompanied by explanatory booklets. The maps/booklets were published between 1954 and 2007. About 60 maps have been published, some showing solid geology, some drift geology and some combined solid and drift.
The full set of maps can be viewed on the [https://www.bgs.ac.uk/data/maps/maps.cfc?method=listResults&mapName=&series=25k&scale=&pageSize=100& BGS Maps Portal]

Links to the individual booklets are below:

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File:P992072.jpg|link=Capel Curig and Betws-y-Coed. Description of 1:25 000 sheet SH 75
File:P992217.jpg|link=Jersey: description of 1:25 000 Channel Islands Sheet 2
File:P991884.jpg|link=St. Kilda: an illustrated account of the geology
</gallery>

'''To follow:'''

Church Stretton

Craven Arms

Wenlock

Cross Fell

Harlech Dome

Dolgarrog

Ballantrae

Moffatdale

[[Category:Regional geology]]