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English: Geological map of a portion of the Tweefontein, Vergenoeg and Zyferfontein districts of the Orange Free State

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Title: The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London
Year: 1845 (1840s)
Authors: Geological Society of London
Subjects: Geology
Publisher: London (etc.)
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: ITH I qpuut.Jairn,.eeol.SocMl.IJfc.Pl. I/I//. Geological map of a portion of the Tweefontein, Vergenoeg and Zyferfontein districts of the Orange Free State.
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Vol. 70.) ON THE VREDEFORT GRANITE. 335 Discussion. Dr. F. H. Hatch said that he had the more pleasure in congratulating the Author on a useful piece of geological work, since he had had the advantage of his assistance when investigating the mineral resources of Zululand for the Natal Government. He was also not unacquainted with the ground which formed the subject of this paper, and he could from his own knowledge testify that the difficulty of laying down geological observations, on maps on which only farm-boundaries and no topographical details were given, had been admirably surmounted. Moreover, the results obtained were of the greatest importance to Transvaal geology generally. Hitherto the Vredefort Granite had been considered as one of a series of ancient intrusions in beds of Swaziland age, and older than the Witwatersrand Series. The Author showed that not only was the Vredefort Granite intrusive into the Witwatersrand Beds, but also into diabases which probably were genetically connecte

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