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PROP. C. LAP WORTH ON THE GTRVAN SUCCESSION.
Pig. 12. — Plan of the Faulted Area of Kennedy's Pass.
S.W. N.E.
CrtU starts tut a!
Ccnylimeraict
/unaltered./ --T
Girvan rocks

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B 1 . Graptolitic shales and flagstones of Ardwell.
Bx. Green flagstones, shales, and conglomerates, non-fossiliferous.
Ac. Benan Conglomerate.
Ax. Basal Conglomerate of Kennedy's Pass.
Ballantrac rocks

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x. Ashes and breccias, igneous rocks, amygdaloidal traps, &c.
y. Band of altered limestone and calcareous breccia.
//. Faults. B B. Basaltic dykes.
is laid open to view in one of its most typical forms. The matrix of
the basal division is finer and altogether less calcareous than in the
interior districts, while the pebbles are generally smaller and by no
means so numerous

but in all its essential features the mass cut
through by the roadway reminds us of the ashy Basal Conglomerate
of Millenderdale and the Stinchar, while that which occurs upon
the ridge above is identical with our typical conglomerate of Benan
Hill and Auch ensoul.
(d) Desertion of the Fossiliferous Exposures north of the
Girvan Valley.
1. Craighead Quarries. — Next to our typical exposure of the
calcareous series in Benan Burn and Auchensoul in the valley of
the Stinchar, by far the most important exhibition of the Stinchar
Limestone is that afforded us in the great lime-quarries of Craighead
on the north side of the valley of the Girvan. These quarries

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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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36936409
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Page 580
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 38 (1882).
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