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Aymestrey ( /ˈeɪmstriː/ AYM-stree) is a
village and
civil parish in north-western Herefordshire, England. The po****tion of this
civil parish, including...
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Aymestry Limestone is a
fossiliferous limestone of
Gorstian age (Upper Silurian)
deposited in a warm
shallow sea near the
eastern margin of the Iapetus...
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calcium carbonate (calcite and/or aragonite).
Limestone may also
refer to:
Aymestry Limestone Indiana Limestone Solnhofen limestone Limestone, Queensland,...
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Builth Wells and
District League, Powys.
Kington League, Herefordshire.
Aymestry League, Herefordshire.
Presteigne League, Powys. The
Whitby Indoor League...
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Victorine (community
founded at
Shobdon 1131-35);
transferred from [Eye, nr.]
Aymestry;
transferred to
Beodune (? Byton)
Wigmore Abbey ^
Augustinian Canons Regular —...
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Tithonian Wenlock Group White Limestone Formation Alquézar
Aquitaine Basin Aymestry Limestone Barstow Formation Bear
Gulch Limestone Bennett Island Bissett...
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shales 270 ft./83 m),
Upper Ludlow sub-group
formation (140 ft./43 m),
Aymestry Limestone Formation (up to 40 ft./12.3 m),
Lower Ludlow sub-group formation...
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Presteigne Rosser's
Bridge Hindwell Brook Lime
Brook Lyepole Bridge A4110
Aymestry Bridge B4362 Lugg Bridge, Mortimer's
Cross Lugg Bridge, Lugg
Green Kenwater...
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Formation (siltstone/mudstone/limestone,
formerly Upper Ludlow Shales)
Aymestry Limestone Formation (limestone/mudstone)
Lower Ludlow Shales Group Much...
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broken secondary scarp is
formed by the
overlying Aymestry Limestone Formation (formerly the
Aymestry Group), also of
Gorstian age. At the foot of its...