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- Q7985401 subject Q8748583.
- Q7985401 subject Q8748696.
- Q7985401 abstract "Template:ForWest Hoathly is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in the county of West Sussex, England, near the village of Sharpthorne.The site is an active brickclay pit which has exposed 9 metres (30 ft) of sediments which reveal a gradual change from silty deposits to non silty. Its importance lies within its position within the London-Brabant Massif, at a possible gap through which the Boreal Sea may have flowed.".
- Q7985401 areaOfSearch Q23287.
- Q7985401 areaTotal "6600.0".
- Q7985401 interest "Geological".
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q1908169.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q21.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q23287.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q422211.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q4944777.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q7490446.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q8748583.
- Q7985401 wikiPageWikiLink Q8748696.
- Q7985401 aos "West Sussex".
- Q7985401 interest "Geological".
- Q7985401 name "West Hoathly".
- Q7985401 type Place.
- Q7985401 type Location.
- Q7985401 type Place.
- Q7985401 type SiteOfSpecialScientificInterest.
- Q7985401 type Thing.
- Q7985401 type Q422211.
- Q7985401 comment "Template:ForWest Hoathly is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in the county of West Sussex, England, near the village of Sharpthorne.The site is an active brickclay pit which has exposed 9 metres (30 ft) of sediments which reveal a gradual change from silty deposits to non silty. Its importance lies within its position within the London-Brabant Massif, at a possible gap through which the Boreal Sea may have flowed.".
- Q7985401 label "West Hoathly SSSI".
- Q7985401 name "West Hoathly".