Records of the Geological Survey of India
Records of the Geological Survey of India
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As Rewil village is approached the valley becomes filled with stream deposits, and no more roches moulonneesare seen rising from it ; the northern side still rises steeply and the steep face shows, in places, signs of glaciation. These are seen conspicuously on the bridle-path which leads along the hillside between Kulan and Gagangir, and the trough shape of the lower part of the valley can be recognised as far as that village.
At Gagangir the slates give place to limestone, forming a narrow ba...nd, separated from the main mass of limestone to the north by a ridge composed of altered volcanic rocks, in the manner indicated in Mr. Lydekker's map. This ridge of volcanics forms a barrier across continuation of the Sind valley, which not only makes a bend in its general direction at this place, but also changes in form and char- acter. On the west side of the Song valley, joining the Sind just above Gagangir, the limestone ridge rises with a smooth and some- what rounded surface, which looks as if it might have been smoothed by a mighty glacier coming down the main valley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As Rewil village is approached the valley becomes filled with stream deposits, and no more roches moulonneesare seen rising from it ; the northern side still rises steeply and the steep face shows, in places, signs of glaciation. These are seen conspicuously on the bridle-path which leads along the hillside between Kulan and Gagangir, and the trough shape of the lower part of the valley can be recognised as far as that village.
At Gagangir the slates give place to limestone, forming a narrow ba...nd, separated from the main mass of limestone to the north by a ridge composed of altered volcanic rocks, in the manner indicated in Mr. Lydekker's map. This ridge of volcanics forms a barrier across continuation of the Sind valley, which not only makes a bend in its general direction at this place, but also changes in form and char- acter. On the west side of the Song valley, joining the Sind just above Gagangir, the limestone ridge rises with a smooth and some- what rounded surface, which looks as if it might have been smoothed by a mighty glacier coming down the main valley.
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