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Orthogneiss

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8 locations recorded with this stone.

  1. 21-23, Wilson StreetWall cladding.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Liverpool Street
  2. 40, Holborn ViaductCladding all over the building.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Chancery Lane
  3. 9, Marylebone LaneYellow gneiss used as claddingIgneous·Orthogneiss·near Bond Street
  4. 90, LongacreCladding on foundationsIgneous·Orthogneiss·near Covent Garden
  5. AmbalaCladding around shop front.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Euston Square
  6. Barclays Bank, 147 HolbornWindow Frame surrounds, cladding. A pink orthogneiss with aligned feldspar porphyroblasts.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Holborn
  7. Cabot SquarePink gneiss used for paving & seating around the fountain.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Canary Wharf
  8. Irongate HouseWall cladding. This gneiss was impacted by a meteorite and black veins of melt can be seen cross-cutting it.Metamorphic·Orthogneiss·near Aldgate

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Building stone data by Ruth Siddall, Dave Wallis and contributors. Project founded by Dave Wallis.

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