| Computer Code: |
HUE |
Preferred Map Code: |
notEntered |
| Status Code: |
Full |
| Age range: |
Dimlington Stadial (QDD)
— Dimlington Stadial (QDD) |
| Lithological Description: |
Comprises up to about 16 m of sand and gravel forming a sinuous, beaded ridge that bifurcates in places that extends for 13 km from Brooms House [SE 399 633] in the north through Hunsingore to Lingcroft [SE 437 512] in the south (Cooper and Burgess, 1993).
Late Devensian, Dimlington Stadial (MIS 2). |
| Definition of Lower Boundary: |
none recorded or not applicable
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| Definition of Upper Boundary: |
none recorded or not applicable
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| Thickness: |
Up to about 16 m. |
| Geographical Limits: |
Vale of York. |
| Parent Unit: |
Vale Of York Formation (VYORK)
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| Previous Name(s): |
none recorded or not applicable
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| Alternative Name(s): |
none recorded or not applicable
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| Stratotypes: |
| Type Area |
Extends for 13 km from Brooms House [SE 399 633] in the north through Hunsingore to Lingcroft [SE 437 512] in the south. |
| Reference(s): |
| McMillan, A A, Hamblin, R J O, and Merritt, J W. 2011. A lithostratigraphical framework for onshore Quaternary and Neogene (Tertiary) superficial deposits of Great Britain and the Isle of Man. British Geological Survey Research Report, RR/10/03. 343pp. |
| Cooper, A H, and Burgess, I C. 1993. Geology of the country around Harrogate. Memoir for 1:50000 geological sheet 62 (England and Wales). London: HMSO for the British Geological Survey. |
| 1:50K maps on which the lithostratigraphical unit is found, and map code used: |
| none recorded or not applicable |
