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450 Ma

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33 locations recorded with this geological age.

  1. 1, Northumberland AvenuePink granite facing the building.Igneous·Granite·near Charing Cross
  2. Albert MemorialPlinth directly upon which stands the seated figure of Prince Albert.Igneous·Granite·near Knightsbridge
  3. Awesome Thai RestaurantAn ornate Victorian engaged column between the restaurant and the optician's shop next door. The main colum…Igneous·Granite·near Barnes Bridge
  4. Caernarfon Twthill BypassStone used to construct the retaining wall.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  5. Capel TabernaclThis building is now private flats. The building is faced in grey rubble masonry.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  6. Chingford Mount CemeteryPink granite memorial.Igneous·Granite·near Chingford
  7. City ChambersStone used for foundations and columns in the foyer.Igneous·Granite·near Glasgow
  8. Drinking Fountain Shaftesbury AvenueMain building stone, a pink granite.Igneous·Granite·near Tottenham Court Road
  9. England Road NorthPolygonal rubble masonry used to build the wall.Igneous·Granodiorite·near Bangor
  10. Former Gaol entrance gateMain building stone.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  11. Former St Beuno's HotelPlanters around the garden are made from blocks from which circular curling stones have been cut.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  12. The GateRed granite cladding.Igneous·Granite·near Angel
  13. Golden Jubilee Analemmatic SundialA sundial in paving stones, opposite the Houses of Parliament. The stones represent the four countries of G…Igneous·Granite·near Westminster
  14. Golden Jubilee Analemmatic SundialA sundial in paving stones, opposite the Houses of Parliament. The stones represent the four countries of G…Igneous·Granite·near Westminster
  15. Gwynedd County Council (Castle Street)Stone cladding at entrance and on lower stories.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  16. Gwynedd County Council (Shirehall Street)Stone cladding at entrance and on lower stories.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  17. Memorial Drinking FountainPink granite bollards surrounding the fountain.Igneous·Granite·near Old Street
  18. Muse of London Hair SalonColumns between the windows of this former public house.Igneous·Granite·near Goodge Street
  19. Notes CafeFacade.Igneous·Granite·near Leicester Square
  20. The Queen's Head PubA small pub with a lot of interesting geology. A red granite is used for the upper sections of the engaged…Igneous·Granite·near King's Cross St Pancras
  21. Robert Gordon UniversityPink Granite dressing.Igneous·Granite·near Aberdeen
  22. Sea wall and seating sheltersStone used to construct the sea wall along the beach front. This stone comes from The Rivals hills (Yr Eifl…Igneous·Porphyry Granodiorite·near Bangor
  23. St Aelhearn's Church19th Century renovations at the east end of the church.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  24. St Aelhearn's WellMain building stone of he well house.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  25. St David & St Helen's Church, TwthillMain building stone.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  26. St Lawrence & Mary Magdalen Drinking FountainPink granite drums supporting the basins.Igneous·Granite·near St Paul's
  27. St Mary Magdalen Drinking FountainPilasters supporting the fountain canopy.Igneous·Granite·near London Bridge
  28. St Peter's-in-the-Forest GraveyardMary Brown's Memorial. A red granite cross.Igneous·Granite·near Wood Street
  29. Statue of David Lloyd GeorgePlinth of statue.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor
  30. Statue of General GordonPlinthIgneous·Granite·near Aberdeen
  31. Temple Bar MarkerPink granite with bronze plaques.Igneous·Granite·near Temple
  32. UCL Cruciform BuildingColumns at main entranceIgneous·Granite·near Euston Square
  33. Y MaesSetts used for paving in the central part of the town square.Igneous·Granite·near Bangor

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