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Central Parade

Carrara Venato Marble

  • Metamorphic
  • Marble
  • Early Jurassic

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Just found Carrara Venato Marble in Central Parade.

Early Jurassic marble, quarried at Seravezza, Massa & Carrara Province, Italy. Nearest stop: Walthamstow Central.

This stone is older than it looks — worth five minutes if you're nearby.
https://www.londonpavementgeology.co.uk/location/1560-central-parade/

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Location of Geological Feature
White marble cladding the engaged pillars on the facade.
Rock Type
Marble
Geological Age
Early Jurassic
Quarry Location
Seravezza, Massa & Carrara Province, Italy
Category
Metamorphic
Nearest station
Walthamstow Central
Address
6-10 Central Parade, Hoe Street E17
Central Parade — Carrara Venato Marble
Carrara Venato Marble at Central Parade
Carrara Venato Marble at Central Parade (detail 2)
   

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