Geological map of Northumberland (Fry, c.1814)
Geological map of Northumberland. probably by Joseph Harrison Fry (1777-1855). On a base map by John Cary, 1793. In the Memoir to George Bellas Greenough's Geological Map of England and Wales (1820) he thanks Joseph H Fryer of Lysick Hall, Cumberland, who had sent him three maps of Cumberland, Westmorland and Durham coloured according to the boundaries of their respective strata in 1814. Although this map is technically not cited, it is very similar to another which is. Watercolour on printed base
Picture No
14160610
Media ID
48657653
Size
2844px x 4008px
(2.3MB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/947/6/D/1/1 - Image reference: 07-156
Date
1793, circa 1814
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1793 1814 According Although Bellas Boundaries Cited Cumberland Durham Fryer Geological Greenoughs Memoir Northumberland Respective Similar Strata Technically Thanks Westmorland
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