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• The castle is built almost entirely from local new red sandstone.
• Locharbriggs is from the New Red Sandstone of the Permian age.
• The muschelkalk-new red sandstone mineral boundary was crossed.
• The rising land on which the town has grown is formed of New Red Sandstone.
• The New Red Sandstone facade presents as an unaisled church with a very steep gable.
• The river flowing through the city, which is embedded in new red sandstone, is called Ilm.
• The term was coined to distinguish the sequence from the younger New Red Sandstone which also occurs widely throughout Britain.
• The parts of the Odenwald farther in from the rivers, though, with their scant new red sandstone soils remained uninhabited.
• These should be distinguished from the younger New Red Sandstone of the Permian Period, found nearby in Penrith and the Eden Valley.
• These should not be confused with the younger New Red Sandstone of the Permian Period, found nearby in Penrith and the Eden Valley.
• The New Red Sandstone covers much of central England, where it generally forms a low-lying plain except for the Mid Severn Sandstone Plateau.
• Most of the original log and adobe buildings at the post were in the process of being torn down and replaced by new red sandstone structures.
• The underlying geology of the area is mostly Bunter Pebblebeds of Triassic age, though there is some New Red Sandstone and marls of Permian age.
• To the south of the Bridgewater Canal the Geological Formation consists mainly of the pebble beds of the new red sandstone, north of Boothstown are coal measures.
• The village, whose livelihood originally came from craftsmen and farmers, experienced an upswing in the 19th century owing to the boom in new red sandstone processing.
• Much of North Shropshire is a plain which is a basin of Permian and Triassic New Red Sandstone, overlain by Jurassic deposits in a small area near Wem.
• By the end of the period, England had a hot arid desert climate, with frequent flash floods leaving deposits that formed red beds, somewhat similar to the later, Triassic New Red Sandstone.
• In terms of its lithology, the New Red Sandstone comprises true sandstones, mudrocks and evaporite environment of deposition such as a desert, and gives the rocks the red colour which they are named after.
• Her health continued to deteriorate in the autumn, but she still continued to label her latest finds, which included a large slab of New Red Sandstone from the Stourton Quarries near Birkenhead with Labyrinthodont footprints on its surface.
• The geology of the western part of the township consists of the bunter series of the new red sandstone, with overlying beds of lower keuper sandstone, the eastern part lies on the Middle and Lower Coal Measures of the Lancashire Coalfield.