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Volcanic rocks found in parts of Shropshire, United Kingdom
Uriconian is the name given to an assemblage of volcanic rocks found in parts of Shropshire, United Kingdom. The name relates to Uriconio, the Latin name
Uriconian
Inferred basement rock terrane of the southern United Kingdom
be attributed to arc-rifting. The diachronous formations of the bedded Uriconian and Coomb Volcanic Formation. Metamorphic rock is thought to underlie
Wrekin_terrane
Major road in England and Wales
At the cutting through Overley Hill is an exposure of bedrock called Uriconian rhyolite formed from volcanic lava. The route runs around Shrewsbury as
A5_road_(Great_Britain)
Hill in Shropshire, England
This is the first quarry that is apparent in the Ercall, it comprises Uriconian Volcanic deposits of Precambrian age. Such volcanic deposits are noted
The_Ercall
Hill in Shropshire, England
various rocks of volcanic origin assigned to the Uriconian series, of Precambrian age. The 'Uriconian Volcanics' include rhyolites, tuffs and agglomerates
The_Wrekin
Sequence of late Precambrian rocks in the United Kingdom
facies to clastic sedimentation. The rocks are thought to be derived from Uriconian mountains that were formed during the southward subduction of an oceanic
Longmyndian_Supergroup
Geology of English county
re-labelled as Ordovician. The Wrekin Quartzite lies unconformably on Uriconian volcanics and is itself conformably overlain at the Ercall by the sandstones
Geology_of_Shropshire
Human settlement in England
on the west flank of Earl's Hill, are composed of rhyolites which are Uriconian in age. The rocks have been used since the 1930s for traditional rock
Pontesford
Range of hills in central England
igneous and metamorphic rocks from the late Precambrian, known as the Uriconian, which are around 680 million years old. The Malvern Line or Malvern Lineament
Malvern_Hills
Geologic formation in Worcestershire, the United Kingdom
Volcanic Formation in Wales, the Stretton Formation in Long Mynd, the Uriconian Volcanics of the Wrekin and Stretton Hills, as well as the lower layers
Warren House Formation (Worcestershire)
Warren_House_Formation_(Worcestershire)
Geological group in Great Britain
Longmyndian Supergroup, Welsh Borderland, and its relationship to the Uriconian Volcanic Complex”, 1991, Geological Journal. 26 167-183 Shropshire Geology
Wentnor_Group
Group of rocks in Shropshire, England
Longmyndian Supergroup, Welsh Borderland, and its relationship to the Uriconian Volcanic Complex”, 1991, Geological Journal. 26 167-183 Shropshire Geology
Stretton_Group
Sandstone Group Devonian/Carboniferous 16 England, Scotland, Wales, North Sea Uriconian Group Ediacaran 25 England Warwickshire Group Carboniferous/Permian 14
List of geological groups of Great Britain
List_of_geological_groups_of_Great_Britain
Village and civil parish in England
village through Leaton to Overley Hill has a bedrock of volcanic lava Uriconian rocks, which with The Wrekin forms the northern extremity of the Church
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