escarpe calizo y margocalizo de 584 m
Spanish translation: calcareous and marlaceous lime escarpment
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| na | limestone and loamy-limestone crag of 584 m |
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calizo Explanation: on a 584 meter high calcareous and marlaceous lime escarpment source: eurodicautom |
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limestone and loamy-limestone crag of 584 m Explanation: http://costadelsol.net/web/archidona/archidonauk18.htm The Archidona lagoons are situated over materials which belong to the Trias Keuper of the Middle Sub-Baetica area, being mainly formed by loamy-limestone, clay and rising evaporations, basically plasters. It is precisely the abundance of these last elements which has favoured the exploitation of the quarries near the lagoons. Reference: http://costadelsol.net/web/archidona/archidonauk18.htm |
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