236 Geology. 



Bradford Clay. — Bradford-on-Avon (south and south-west of Station) ; 

 Corsham Railway Station; Briclters Barn, north of Corshara."^ 

 lane by church at West Keynton. 



Great Oolite. — Odd Down ; Combe Down ; and Bathampton Down ; 

 Lansdown ; Banner Down ; Box ; Kings Down ; Farley Clump ; 

 Bradford-on-Avon ; Limpley Stoke ; Corsham ; Yatton Keynell ; 

 &c. 



Fuller's Earth. — Economic products worked at Midford Castle, Combe 

 Hay and Wellow. 



Fuller's Earth Rock, etc. — Egford Bridges, near Frome ; 

 drainage works north of Frome, and Oldford, 

 Frome ; between Hassage and Lower Bagger- 

 idge, south-east of Wellow ; east of Duncorn 

 Hill ; lane from Widcomb to Comb Hill ; Lans- 

 down (near Wesleyan College). 



Inferior Oolite. — Beacon Hill, Bath ; east of Charlcombe ; west of High 

 Barrow Hill ; near Severcomb Farm, north of Dunkerton ; Mid- 

 ford Railway, south of Station ; Dundas ; Clan Down ; Dundry, 

 &c. 



Upper Lias. — Devonshire Buildings, Bath. 



Middle Lias, — Upton Cheyney, near Bitton. 



Lower Lias. — Weston ; Pennyquick, near Twerton ; Keynsham ; Tims- 

 bury ; Paulton ; Radstock ; Downside, near Broadfield Down, 

 (like Sutton Stone). 



Rhcetic Beds. — Weston ; Kelston ; Willsbridge, near Bitton (Station) ; 

 Midsomer Norton ; Radstock, &c. 



New Red Marl. — Weston ; near Radstock, &c. 



Sandstone. — Chew Magna ; Brislington. 



Dolomitic Conglomerate. — Clifton ; Chilcompton ; West Harptree. 



Coal Measures. — Y^mioxA; Glutton; Brislington; Hanham ; &c. 



Millstone Grit. — Vobster ; Leigh Down, near Winford ; Clifton. 



Carboniferous Limestone. — Wick Rocks ; Tytherington ; Clifton ; Vallis, 

 near Frome ; Ebber, near Wells, &c. 



Old Red Sandstone. — Avon gorge ; Mendips. 



Eruptive Rocks. — Beacon Hill and Down Head. 



