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1
Its crest consisted of
ferruginous
sandstone
much inclined, the strike extending north-north-west.
2
Coarse-grained,
ferruginous
sandstone
,
containing fragments of quartz, from above the pipe-clay.
3
On the right was trap, on the left the
ferruginous
sandstone
of which all these mountains consist.
4
Mount Amyot had the appearance of granite from the plains, but I found that it consisted of the
ferruginous
sandstone
.
5
The ranges are composed of
ferruginous
sandstone
and quartz conglomerate, and as to vegetation are of a very uninviting aspect.
6
The prevailing geological feature in all Eastern Australia is the great abundance of a
ferruginous
sandstone
in proportion to any other rocks.
7
The stream glided along at the rate of two miles per hour over a rock of
ferruginous
sandstone
containing nodules of ironstone.
8
We passed some lower hills belonging to the same chain, and of which the basis seemed to be the prevailing
ferruginous
sandstone
.
9
Burradorgang, this last of hills, consisted of
ferruginous
sandstone
like all the others I saw further in the interior during the former journey.
10
Marulan, the highest summit eastward of Jellore, consists of
ferruginous
sandstone
,
but in the country to the northward we find syenite and trap-rock.
11
The whole mass consists of a coarse,
ferruginous
sandstone
,
composed of angular or slightly worn grains of quartz cemented by oxide of iron.
12
The opening formed a deep section through a stratum of
ferruginous
sandstone
,
and was fully equal to the present breadth of the tributary river.
13
The rocks in the bed of this stream consisted of grey gneiss, and on the hills beyond it I found nodules of highly
ferruginous
sandstone
.
14
The
ferruginous
sandstones
,
granites, and marbles, that become cinereous and sometimes brown in damp air, have an aspect altogether different.
ferruginous
sandstone
ferruginous