LATER TERTIARY GEOLOGY OF EAST ANGLIA. 



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Figs. 7-9. — Sections VII.-IX., across the Wensum Valley. (Length 

 of each section about 2 miles. (Vertical scale about 17 j times 

 the horizontal.) 



Fig. 7.— Section VII. 



8.8.W. 



Pits, 

 8.S.W. of Lyng church 





N.N.E. 



Pig. 8.— Section VIII. 



River 



Wen- 



S.W by. S. sum. 



Pits, 12 furlongs and 



6 furlongs S.W. Pit 5 furlongs 



by W. 01 Bintree S.W. by S. 



church. of Bintree 



. * . church. N.E. by E. 



! s 





Fig. 9. — Section IX. 



s. by w. 



River Wensuin, 



| mile W. of 



Fakenham 



church. 



Pits. 



East-Barsham 

 Railway- 

 cutting, 

 south end. N. by E. 





-n n '; i-Tii fTmTTi 1 1 1 1 '■ I'm il ^jHTiTnT 



1, 6, 7, 8 as in fig. 5. 



10. Postglacial valley-gravel and recent alluvium. 



N.B. The pebbly sands (5) are perhaps present in small thickness below 

 No. 6 in Section VIII., as they are so in a section (at Guist) only two miles out 

 of the line of it. 



