Geological Survey of England and Wales, new series., [Index]

Geological Survey of England and Wales, one-inch series

Southampton, Ordnance Survey, [188-]-

Index Maps

Scale 1:63,360. 1 inch to 1 statute mile.

(W 6°--E 2°/N 56°--N 50°).

Map

maps

col.

65 x 95 cm. or smaller

Earth Sciences & Map Library

Includes various issues of sheets, some published as 2nd, 3rd, etc., editions, and some as "new series," designated as "drift," solid," or "drift and solid" printings. Some maps are issued in combined sheet format; some sheets subtitled "one-inch series."
Superceded by Geological Survey of Great Britain (England and Wales) [scale 1:50,000], published 1972- , using same sheet numbering system.
In upper margins: Ordnance Survey of England [or] Ordnance Survey of England and Wales
In margins: [Geological cross-sections]--Index to the six-inch maps.--Numbers of the adjoining sheets

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