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1849..
NICOL ON THE SOUTH-EAST OF SCOTLAND.
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In his Note on the most ancient systems of mountains in Europe *,
M. Elie de Beaumont includes the southern mountains of Scotland
in his Westmoreland and Hundsriick system, though with some hesi-
tation from uncertainty as to the age of the strata and their mean
direction. The former difficulty may now be regarded as removed
by the fossils collected by Mr. Moore and myself in such distant parts
of the chain, and it thus seems worth while to inquire how far the
general direction of the beds coincides with that which he assigns to
this system. Among a large number of observations in Peebles-shire
and the neighbouring counties, only sixty-six were sufficiently precise
to be used for this purpose. With two exceptions, probably acci-
dental, the whole of these fall in an arc of 65°, or little more than
one-third the circle. Thirty-five or more than a half dip to the north,
thirteen or one-fifth are'vertical, and the remainder, eighteen in number,
dip south, as shown in fig. 1, in which the Roman numerals mark the
number of beds, when more than one, corresponding to each line. The
mean of the whole is E. 35° 10' N., or about 9° north of the mag-
netic east. According to M. E. de Beaumont's calculation, the di-
rection of the system, to which he refers this chain, is in this place
Fig. 1. — Direction of Silurian Strata in the South-East of Scotland.

  • Bulletin de la Soc. Geol. de France, torn. iv. p. 917.
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Page 59
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 6 (1850).
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