Fasciculus:Geological map Britain William Smith 1815.jpg

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A delineation of the strata of England and Wales with part of Scotland.

(The first geological map of Britain, published by William Smith in 1815)
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العربية: خريطةُ وليام سميث الجيولوجية لإنجلترا وويلز وجنوب اسكتلندا، والتي تم الانتهاء منها في عام 1815م، وتُعتبر ثاني خريطة جيولوجيّة على النطاق الوطني، وكانت أدقَّ خريطةٍ في وقتها
Auctor William Smith (1769-1839)
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