Thickness Depth

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| Irregular made ground

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5 | Clayey

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| Alluvium

5 +------

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4 | Peat

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9 +------

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10-12 | Sand and Gravel

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21 +------

2 |

+------ Gravel

2 |

25 +------

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4'6" | Running Sand

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29' 6" +------ Gault

|

_Scale_ 8' to 1"

[Illustration: Fig. 2. Section seen in digging foundations of Tennis

Courts on Midsummer Common, Cambridge.]

Lower down the river near Ely a most important and interesting section

has recently been exposed. A new bridge was built over the Ouse near

the railway station and to obtain material for easing the gradient up

to the bridge a pit was sunk close to it on the east side of the river,

and was carried down to the Kimmeridge Clay thus giving a clear section

through the whole of the alluvium (Fig. 4, p. 11).

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