Soils: schists and gneiss on granite bedrock, south/southeast facing

Light soils are composed of shale and gneiss on a granitic base.

This canyon has been cut into granitic bedrock by the flow of Lynn Creek.

Light soils are composed of shale and gneiss on a granitic base.

The project involves developing the use of a geothermal water resource that circulates by convection in the naturally fractured granite bedrock.

Within its canyon, Lynn Creek has carved a series of pools and waterfalls into the granitic bedrock.

The abundance of granitic boulders reflects the dominance of granitic bedrock underlying the drainage basin of Lynn Creek.

The complex was constructed over granitic basement rocks as high as 1500 m and thus has a relatively small volume.

The soils, which are generally covered with slate on a granitic base, are very old - 400 to 500 million years old - as is often the case in South Africa. .

When their report was not made public, the team released the highly classified photographs showing the huge nuclear crater with melted swirls of granite bedrock.

When the report was never made public, the team released the highly classified photographs depicting the huge nuclear crater with swirls of melted granite.“

When the report was never made public, the team released the highly classified photographs depicting the huge nuclear crater with swirls of melted granite.“

When the report was never made public, the team released the highly classified photographs depicting the huge nuclear crater with swirls of melted granite.

The granitic base, cut by the Rhône in the Saint-Vallier/Tain-l'Hermitage pass, is covered by 4,000 metres (13,000 ft) of sediments in the Valence trough.

The western part, more extensive, corresponds to the extension of the hillside of Guérande: the relief is hilly and of higher altitude, where one finds a granite and metamorphic base.