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(1869) Explanation of Sheet 7 - Ayrshire: South-Western District - Memoirs of the Geological Survey, Scotland. The Geological Survey of Scotland.

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Book TitleExplanation of Sheet 7 - Ayrshire: South-Western District
Year1869
Book SeriesMemoirs of the Geological Survey, Scotland
PublisherThe Geological Survey of ScotlandPlaceEdinburgh
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