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Proceedings Papers
The Growth And Planning Of Use Of Subsurface Space Under London, England
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Paper presented at the ISRM International Symposium - Rockstore 80, June 23–27, 1980
Paper Number: ISRM-Rockstore-1980-020
... Sewers of London 2. GEOLOGY AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION The majority of London is underlain successively by sands and gravels, London Clay, the Woolwich and Reading Beds and Thanet Sands, and chalk. The sands and gravels are typically about 6 m thick and are water bearing at the lower levels...
