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Cretaceous sediments in the area of the map sheet 13-321 Svojšice

Přemysl Zelenka

Geoscience Research Reports 35, 2002 (GRR for 2001), pages 85–85

Keywords: Geological mapping, Bohemian Cretaceous Basin, Cretacous sediments

Map sheets: Kolín (13-32)

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Abstract

Cretaceous sediments in the area of the map sheet 13-321 Svojšice belong to Peruc Member, Korycany Member and Bílá hora Formation of the Bohemian Cretaceous Basin. According to lithofacies division, these sediments belong to the Vltava-Beroun, Kolín and Labe development. The beds, dipping gently to the NE (about 1°) are fractured by small-scale faults.