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Vol 44 Iss. 2
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125-151
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Geology

Physical and mechanical properties of clayey rocks of the Upper Pestrotsvetnaya Formation of the main Devonian field of the Russian Platform

Authors:
V. D. Lomtazde
Date submitted:
1961-08-20
Date accepted:
1961-10-05
Date published:
1962-06-09

Abstract

Distribution, stratigraphy and conditions of occurrence. Among the widespread Devonian sediments on the Russian platform significantly clayey rocks are found only in its north-western part - within the Leningrad, Novgorod, Pskov, Velikoluk regions, Estonian and Latvian SSR. This area of Devonian sediments distribution is known as the Main Devonian Field, which stretches a wide strip from the shores of Lake Onega and Lake Ladoga southwestward to the Western Dvina. Studies have established that the Devonian rocks of this territory are mainly covered by glacial, late- and post-glacial sediments and appear on the day surface only along the river valleys, but in many places they are uncovered by exploration workings. To the east and southeast they are submerged under coal deposits.

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