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Report of Progress - Geological Survey of Canada
Lower Chain-of-Rocks (or Islands) Rapid, with a descent of only about two feet,
occurs one mile further down. Between the Grand Rapid and the western part of
Split Lake the Uneiss. gneiss is partly reddish and partly grey and hornblendic.
Geological Survey of Canada,
1880
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Report of progress from its commencement to 1863
Grey speckled hornblendic gneiss of a schistose character, occasionally striped
with darker and lighter colors, caused by a greater or less preponderance of
black hornblende and blackish-brown mica ; some of the beds have long white ...
Geological Survey of Canada, Sir William Edmond Logan,
1863
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
North-west of this are gneissic rocks, chiefly hornblendic, beyond which is a
second band of uncrystallized hornblendic rock, similar to the preceding, which
runs very obliquely across the hill, from the western side of the camp near its
middle to ...
4
Natural History of New York
Hornblendic,sometimes8tra- Between Peekskill and point below. titled Synclinal
and anticlinal axis, between Verplanck and I the Croton. Vide PI. 14, fig. 7. Gneiss
and hornblendic Ridge north and northwest ot *] gneiss, with veins andi ...
New York (State). Natural History Survey,
1843
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Geology of New York: Geology of the first geological ...
Hornblendic,sometimesstra-|Between Peekskill and point below, lificd | Various
rocks 'Synclinal and anticlinal axis, between Verplanck and | the Croton. Vide PI.
14, fig. 7. Gneiss and hornblendic Ridge north and northwest of Tarrytown and ...
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Geology of New York; Comprising The Geology Of The First ...
Gneiss and hornblendic Ridge north and northwest of Tarrytown and Mrs. gpeiss,
with veins and Beekmnn's quarry. ds of granite 39 do .... . . .. do .. Gneiss,
hornblendic gnciss, Along the shore, in numerous localities, from Terryand
limestone, ...
7
Geology of New-York: Comprising the geology of the first ...
These hornblendic rocks that contain magnetic oxide of iron, disintegrate more
readily than the others, and form a red soil. Some of the hornblendic rocks near
the limestone and east of it, are hornblende slate and hornblendic gneiss.
New York (State). Natural History Survey, William Williams Mather, Ebenezer Emmons,
1843
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Report on the geology of the county of Londonderry, and of ...
But besides the rocks which possess, as the mica schists do, at the same time an
equally distinct sedimentary and crystalline character, there are others
associated with them — the hornblendic schists — which often lose the
sedimentary ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
The smaller pluton is almost, but not entirely, devoid of hornblendic rocks and
consists of biotite granodiorite and quartz diorite. Figure 18 illustrates a nearly
nongneissic facies of granodiorite. As a general rule, hornblendic rocks seem to
be ...
Geological Survey (U.S.),
1982
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United States Geological Survey Professional Paper
The line separating the hornblendic and mica-bearing portions is usually straight
and marked by a mica-free white band 1 mm. wide, but for a distance of several
millimeters within the mica-bearing portion scattered idiomorphic hornblende ...