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| | Shoreham-by-Sea, Sussex, England. (Geological Page) |
 | | 1 (More fully malm rock, malmstone) a soft friable rock consisting largely of chalky material; light loamy soil formed by the disintegration of this rock. |
| | This basement is buried nearly 1,000 feet below London, sloping away southward to depths more than 3,300 feet below the English Channel. |
| | The London Basin is a wedge-shaped declivity bounded to the south by the chalk of North Downs, running north to south, and to the north by the chalk outcrop of the Chiltern Hills, running up in a northeasterly direction from the Goring Gap. |
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