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Intro: Hillend Black Dolerite (L3)

Posted on 7 March 20239 April 2025 By Elizabeth Laycock No Comments on Intro: Hillend Black Dolerite (L3)

150 x 150mm square sample of stone

Reference L3
NAME Hillend Black
TYPE Dolerite
GEOLOGY Permian/Carboniferous
COUNTY Strathclyde
COLOUR Black/charcoal grey
TEXTURE Very fine and even grained, with barely distinguishable crystals
 BLOCK SIZE LXBXH (mm) 1500x1000x1000mm
SUITABILITY Cladding, paving, kerbs, setts, monumental and engineering
 USES (1) Black Rod’s Garden, Palace of Westminster
 USES (2) Brook House, Park Lane, London
 USES (3) Royal Mile, Edinburgh
 USES (4) Shrewsbury Town Centre
Stone Names
Carboniferous, Igneous, Permian Tags:Cumbria Building Stone Atlas, Scotland Stone

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