File:EB9 New Hampshire - New England rock distribution.jpg
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English: Map showing broad geological regions in New England. Caption: Distribution of the rocks over a large part of New England on a scale of about 100 miles to the inch. For convenience they are grouped thus:—(1) granite; (2) Laurentian of New York, and porphyritic gneiss of New England; (3) the later gneisses—Bethlehem, Lake, and Montalban; (4) Huronian, &c.; (5) Cambrian and Silurian; (6) Carboniferous; (7) Triassic; (8) Quaternary. |
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| Source | Encyclopædia Britannica, 9th ed., Vol. XVII, p. 391. | |||
| Author | Anonymous but presumably engraved by William & Alexander Keith Johnston or by John Bartholomew & Son | |||
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