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V.—Note on a small Raised Estuarine Beach at Tramore Bay, Co. Waterford, Showing Traces of Several Oscillatory Movements During The Recent Period
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While spending a few days in the Autumn at Tramore, I chanced to meet with a well-marked example of recent alteration of shore-level; and as on subsequent examination I find it only partially noticed on the Six-inch Map, and not referred to at all on the published One-inch Sheet, or in the Memoir of the Geological Survey of the District, I thought of laying a short note on the subject before this Society.
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page 213 note 1 The strand under which it lies is covered totally at high-water.
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