Originally published in 1865, this geological survey provides a comprehensive analysis of the coal-bearing strata and associated rocks in the Radstock region of Somerset, England. The authors present detailed descriptions of the various geological formations, along with maps, cross-sections, and tables of measurements and calculations. The survey also includes observations on the coal mining industry in the area and its potential for further development. This book is a valuable resource for geologists, mining engineers, and anyone interested in the history of coal mining in Britain.

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