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Ashdown Formation

The Ashdown Formation is a geological unit, which forms part of the Wealden Group and the lowermost and oldest part of the now unofficial Hastings Beds. These geological units make up the core of the Weald in the English counties of East Sussex and Kent.

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Country
UK
Extent
Weald Basin
Named for
Ashdown Forest
Other
Mudstone, Clay
Overlies
Durlston Formation
Primary
Siltstone, Sandstone

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Lithology

Hastings to Cliff End

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Ashdown Formation

Nodes30
Edges29
Triples34
Avg. degree1.93
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Ashdown Formation

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related to Lithology · 22
Ashdown Formation → Ashdown Sands, British Geological Survey, Cliff End Sandstone, Despite, Early Cretaceous, Fairlight Clays, Greys Limestones Member, Hastings Beds, However, In, It, Lee Ness Sandstone, Other, Purbeck Group, The, The Ashdown Formation, The Top Ashdown Sandstone, This, Top Ashdown Pebble Bed, Top Ashdown Sandstone
Country · 1
Ashdown Formation → UK
Extent · 1
Ashdown Formation → Weald Basin
Named for · 1
Ashdown Formation → Ashdown Forest
Other · 1
Ashdown Formation → Mudstone, Clay
Overlies · 1
Ashdown Formation → Durlston Formation
Primary · 1
Ashdown Formation → Siltstone, Sandstone
Sub-units · 1
Ashdown Formation → Fairlight Clays
Thickness · 1
Ashdown Formation → typically in the range 200-230 m
Type · 1
Ashdown Formation → Geological formation

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formation ashdown hastings east beds weald sussex geological part sandstone clay clays wadhurst wealden early cliff fairlight group berriasian valanginian

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Ashdown FormationCountryUK1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationExtentWeald Basin1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationNamed forAshdown Forest1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationOtherMudstone, Clay1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationOverliesDurlston Formation1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationPrimarySiltstone, Sandstone1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationSub-unitsFairlight Clays1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationThicknesstypically in the range 200-230 m1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationTypeGeological formation1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationUnderliesWadhurst Clay Formation1.00infobox
Ashdown FormationUnit ofWealden Group1.00infobox
Ashdown Formationis ageological unit0.90text

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