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Reading Formation

The Reading Formation is a geologic formation in southern England. It dates to the Paleocene period, and is part of the Lambeth Group. It overlies the London Basin and is below the Harwich Formation. The formation is composed of "a series of lenticular mottled clays and sands, here and there with pebbly beds and masses of fine sand converted into…

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Country
United Kingdom
Extent
London Basin, Hampshire Basin
Named for
Reading, Berkshire
Other
Sand
Overlies
Upnor Formation (London Basin), Chalk Group (Hampshire Basin)
Primary
Clay

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Reading Formation

Nodes13
Edges12
Triples16
Avg. degree1.85
Density0.153846
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Reading Formation

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related to Clay sources · 4
Reading Formation → During, Farnham, Surrey, Tongham The
Country · 1
Reading Formation → United Kingdom
Extent · 1
Reading Formation → London Basin, Hampshire Basin
Named for · 1
Reading Formation → Reading, Berkshire
Other · 1
Reading Formation → Sand
Overlies · 1
Reading Formation → Upnor Formation (London Basin), Chalk Group (Hampshire Basin)
Primary · 1
Reading Formation → Clay
Region · 1
Reading Formation → England
Thickness · 1
Reading Formation → Up to 27 m, generally 12 to 16 m
Type · 1
Reading Formation → Formation

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formation england beds reading clay paleocene sand lambeth group overlies london basin harwich generally stratigraphic period geologic southern dates part

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Reading FormationCountryUnited Kingdom1.00infobox
Reading FormationExtentLondon Basin, Hampshire Basin1.00infobox
Reading FormationNamed forReading, Berkshire1.00infobox
Reading FormationOtherSand1.00infobox
Reading FormationOverliesUpnor Formation (London Basin), Chalk Group (Hampshire Basin)1.00infobox
Reading FormationPrimaryClay1.00infobox
Reading FormationRegionEngland1.00infobox
Reading FormationThicknessUp to 27 m, generally 12 to 16 m1.00infobox
Reading FormationTypeFormation1.00infobox
Reading FormationUnderliesHarwich Formation1.00infobox
Reading FormationUnit ofLambeth Group1.00infobox
Reading Formationis ageologic formation in southern England0.90text

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