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III.—The Pahang Volcanic Series

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

E. S. Willbourn B.A.
E. S. Willbourn B.A.
Affiliation:
Assistant Geologist, Federated Malay States.
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The name Pahang Volcanic Series was given by Mr. J. B. Scrivenor to those eruptive and intrusive rocks of the Malay Peninsula which are older than the Mesozoic granite, and the rocks were described by him in The Geology and Mining Industries of Ulu Pahang, 1911, ch. xi. As the name implies, the series is most strongly developed in Pahang, but it is also developed to a greater or less extent in Singapore* Island, Johore*, Negri Sembilan*, Selangor*, and Perak*, and possibly also in the more northern states, Kedah*, Kelantan*, and Trengganu*. The present account deals for the most part with the main development in Pahang, and most of the information was obtained on two trips, one to examine the railway-cuttings from Gemas* to Kuala Lipis, and the other to examine outcrops over a distance of about 100 miles in the rivers Jelai and Pahang, from Kuala Lipis to Mengkarak.

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Geological Magazine , Volume 4 , Issue 10 , October 1917 , pp. 447 - 462
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1917

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1 An asterisk marks the names of all those places in Malaya mentioned in the text which are outside the area shown on the accompanying Map, Plate XXX.

2 Described by Scrivenor, Mr. in the Geol. Mag., Dec. V, Vol. VI, pp. 17–22, 01, 1909.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

3 The Map will appear in the second part of the paper in November.

4 The photographs of rock-sections illustrating this paper (Plate XXIX) were taken by Mr. Scrivenor, to whom I now tender my best thanks.

1 Geol. Mag., Dec. V, Vol. VI, No. 535, 01, 1909.Google Scholar

1 These are alluded to in the Ulu Pahang Memoir, p. 41.

2 This article is published by permission of the Geologist, F.M.S.

3 The Map (Plate XXX) will appear with the second part of this paper in the November Number.