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This category contain articles on bulk mineral resoures such as sand and gravel, limestones, brickmaking, building stones and metalliferous and | This category contain articles on bulk mineral resoures such as sand and gravel, limestones, brickmaking, building stones and metalliferous and associated mineral deposits. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:03, 26 June 2015
This category contain articles on bulk mineral resoures such as sand and gravel, limestones, brickmaking, building stones and metalliferous and associated mineral deposits.
Pages in category "Mineral resources"
The following 19 pages are in this category, out of 19 total.
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- Building stones of Edinburgh - introduction
- Building stones of Edinburgh: geological characteristics of building stones
- Building stones of Edinburgh: quarrying methods
- Building stones of Edinburgh: stratigraphy and origin of sandstones
- Building stones of Edinburgh: tests and properties
- Building stones of Edinburgh: use and availability of sandstones
- Building stones of the Border Abbeys - an excursion
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- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland Area I. Kirkcudbrightshire and other mines and veins in Area I
- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland Area II. Islay, Loch Fyne, Strontian, Loch Sunart and others in Argyllshire
- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland Area II. Tyndrum, other Perthshire mines, Fifeshire and Forfarshire
- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland Area III. Inverness-shire, Ross-shire, Elginshire and Aberdeenshire
- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland Area IV. Caithness and Orkney.
- Lead and zinc ores of Scotland, introduction, historical notes, statistics and the veins
- Lead, zinc, copper and nickel ores of Scotland