The Quarterly Review, Vol. 137: July and October, 1874 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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The southern promontory presents downs - Shanklin, St. Boniface, and containing the highest ground in the island, little short of 800 feet above the sea-level, throwing ofl' huge pier-like projecting arms northwards into the valley of denudation, - for the most part displaying an undulating surface of the Lower Greensand, sometimes running in ridges, sometimes swelling in isolated hillocks, sometimes furrowed into gullies and watered by the Medina and the Yar and their tiny tributaries, - which divides this range from the central ridge.

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