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Lowlands Recreation Ground

Glacial erratics

  • Igneous
  • Granites
  • Pleistocene

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Location of Geological Feature
Boulders used in landscaping the park. These are glacial erratics (not in situ!). The largest appears to be a porphyritic rock, probably derived from the upper levels of a granitic intrusion. These were excavated from deposits in North Wales.
Rock Type
Granites
Geological Age
Pleistocene
Quarry Location
North Wales
Category
Igneous
Nearest station
Harrow-on-the-Hill
Address
73, Lowlands Road HA1 3AW
Building architect
Harrow Council
Date of build
2014
Lowlands Recreation Ground — Glacial erratics
Glacial erratics at Lowlands Recreation Ground
Glacial erratics at Lowlands Recreation Ground (detail 2)
Glacial erratics at Lowlands Recreation Ground (detail 3)
    Entry submitted by Ruth Siddall

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