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Near Great Yarmouth

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22 locations with this as their nearest station.

  1. Great Yarmouth MinsterBlocks of igneous and metamorphic rocks are found in this wall, which are probably derived from ballast com…Igneous·Various lithologies.·near Great Yarmouth
  2. Great Yarmouth MinsterQuoins and window dressings.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Great Yarmouth
  3. Great Yarmouth MinsterKnapped flints from various sources, all ultimately derived from the Upper Cretaceous Chalk, are used to fa…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  4. Great Yarmouth MinsterGreen marble columns at the doorway.Metamorphic·Ophicalcite Marble·near Great Yarmouth
  5. Great Yarmouth MinsterPink granite columns at the doorway.Igneous·Granite·near Great Yarmouth
  6. Great Yarmouth Minster ChurchyardPink granite used for the obelisk memorial in the churchyard.Igneous·Granite·near Great Yarmouth
  7. Great Yarmouth Minster ChurchyardGrey granite used for the steps of the obelisk memorial in the churchyard.Igneous·Granite·near Great Yarmouth
  8. King Henry's TowerFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  9. King Henry's TowerCaen Stone is used for foundations of the tower.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Great Yarmouth
  10. King Henry's TowerSandstone quoins in the polygonal tower.Sedimentary·Sandstone·near Great Yarmouth
  11. North West TowerFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  12. The PrioryFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  13. The PrioryThe original, much weathered, window tracery is Caen Stone.Sedimentary·Limestone·near Great Yarmouth
  14. The PrioryThe coarse grained, calcarenitic facies of of the Ancaster Limestone has been used as replacement window si…Sedimentary·Peloidal Limestone·near Great Yarmouth
  15. The PrioryBath Stone has been used to replace weathered Caen Stone in window dressings and quoins on the building.Sedimentary·Oolitic Limestone·near Great Yarmouth
  16. Town Walls; Ferrier Road PlaygroundFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  17. Town Walls; Ferrier Road PlaygroundBlocks of basaltic and other igneous rocks are found in this wall, which are probably derived from ballast…Igneous·near Great Yarmouth
  18. Town Walls; Minster ChurchyardSquared off blocks of igneous rocks commonly used as kerb-and cobblestones during the 19th Century have bee…Igneous·Various lithologies.·near Great Yarmouth
  19. Town Walls; Minster ChurchyardFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  20. Town Walls; Sainsbury's Car ParkFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth
  21. Town Walls; Sainsbury's Car ParkBlocks of igneous and metamorphic rocks are found in this wall, which are probably derived from ballast com…Igneous·Various lithologies.·near Great Yarmouth
  22. Town Walls; Town Wall RoadFlints are the main construction stone used in the rubble masonry of the Town Walls. Local knapping techniq…Sedimentary·Flint·near Great Yarmouth

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