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The Peak Limestone Group is a Carboniferous lithostratigraphic group (a sequence of rock strata) in the Peak District of northern England and the north Midlands. The group largely comprises limestones, including biosparite and cherty micrite but also some subordinate mudstones, siltstones and dolomites. Basaltic lava and sills are also found, together with tuffs and volcanic breccia. Though its surface outcrop is present across the White Peak, it is known largely from the subsurface of south Derbyshire, north Staffordshire and north Leicestershire. Its base is generally an unconformity on lower Palaeozoic rocks though rests conformably on Devonian to Carboniferous anhydrites and dolomites in places.

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rdfs:label	Peak Limestone Group (en)
rdfs:comment	The Peak Limestone Group is a Carboniferous lithostratigraphic group (a sequence of rock strata) in the Peak District of northern England and the north Midlands. The group largely comprises limestones, including biosparite and cherty micrite but also some subordinate mudstones, siltstones and dolomites. Basaltic lava and sills are also found, together with tuffs and volcanic breccia. Though its surface outcrop is present across the White Peak, it is known largely from the subsurface of south Derbyshire, north Staffordshire and north Leicestershire. Its base is generally an unconformity on lower Palaeozoic rocks though rests conformably on Devonian to Carboniferous anhydrites and dolomites in places. (en)
name	Peak Limestone Group (en)
dcterms:subject	Geologic formations of the United Kingdom Geology of the Pennines Carboniferous System of Europe Peak District Geological groups of the United Kingdom
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Wikipage revision ID	1084550755 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carboniferous Basalt Devonian Geologic formations of the United Kingdom Peak District Inliers and outliers (geology) Limestone Chert England Anhydrite Leicestershire Staffordshire Tuff Micrite White Peak Agglomerate Dolomite (rock) Lava Geology of the Pennines Carboniferous System of Europe Breccia Northern England Carboniferous Limestone Disconformity Unconformity Craven Group Siltstone Ashover Peak District Geological groups of the United Kingdom Dovedale Group (stratigraphy) Midlands Brigantian Lithostratigraphy Mudstone Rock strata Palaeozoic Biosparite Unconformity (geology) dbr:Courceyan dbr:Bee_Low_Limestone_Formation dbr:Ecton_Limestone_Formation dbr:Eyam_Limestone_Formation dbr:Fallgate_Volcanic_Formation dbr:Hopedale_Limestone_Formation dbr:Kevin_Limestone_Formation dbr:Milldale_Limestone_Formation dbr:Monsal_Dale_Limestone_Formation dbr:Rue_Hill_Dolomite_Formation dbr:Woo_Dale_Limestone_Formation
sameAs	Peak Limestone Group Peak Limestone Group
subunits	Milldale, Woo Dale, Kevin, Hopedale, Ecton, Bee Low, Monsal Dale, Eyam and Ticknall limestone formations, Fallgate Volcanic Fmtn, Cloud Hill Dolostone Fmtn, (en)
underlies	Craven Group
unitof	Carboniferous Limestone
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age	Courceyan to Brigantian substages of Carboniferous (en)
country	England
period	Carboniferous (en)
region	Northern England Midlands
Thickness	48000.0 (second)
type	Group (stratigraphy)
has abstract	The Peak Limestone Group is a Carboniferous lithostratigraphic group (a sequence of rock strata) in the Peak District of northern England and the north Midlands. The group largely comprises limestones, including biosparite and cherty micrite but also some subordinate mudstones, siltstones and dolomites. Basaltic lava and sills are also found, together with tuffs and volcanic breccia. Though its surface outcrop is present across the White Peak, it is known largely from the subsurface of south Derbyshire, north Staffordshire and north Leicestershire. Its base is generally an unconformity on lower Palaeozoic rocks though rests conformably on Devonian to Carboniferous anhydrites and dolomites in places. The , as seen in Dovedale for example, constitutes the lowermost unit of this group and this is overlain by the in the southwest of the White Peak. Elsewhere in the Peak, the is the lowermost unit seen. A disconformity separates this limestone from a suite of overlying units which include the , , , and . The uppermost unit across much of the White Peak is the . Over 14 agglomerate vents have been identified in the Peak District along with 30 individual lavas. Where the proportion of igneous rocks within the Peak Limestone increases to the east, these strata are identified as the as in the inlier at Ashover. (en)
namedfor	Peak District
otherlithology	Lava Siltstone Mudstone
overlies	Devonian to Carboniferous anhydrites and dolomites locally but unconformable on lower Palaeozoic strata elsewhere (en)
prilithology	Limestone
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Brassington Formation List of geological groups of Great Britain Geology of the Peak District National Park
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