Volcanic neck, Cushendall
Geology of NE Ireland: Volcanic neck Cushendall penetrating Old Red Sandstone, by Robert John Welch. The image shows the village and townland of Cushendall, in Northern Ireland, with a volcanic neck or plug in the background, formed when magma hardens in a volcanic vent. Black and white photographic lantern slide
Picture No
14154142
Media ID
45858981
Size
1846px x 1881px
(455KB)
Credit
© The Geological Society / Mary Evans
Source
Geological Society of London. Archive reference: LDGSL/1088/RW/7 - Image reference: 02-14
Date
1890s-1900s
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1890s-1900s Cushendall Formed Geological Hardens Magma Penetrating Plug Sandstone Structures Vent Volcanic Volcanoes Welch
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