Geological map of Tiree, sheet 56 degrees N – 08 degrees W, 1:250,000.
Geological map showing the quaternary geology of Tiree at a scale of 1:250,000, including part of Argyll, sheet 56 degrees N – 06 degrees W.
1997.220.2
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1997.220.3
Geological map of Tiree, sheet 56 degrees N – 08 degrees W, 1:250,000.
Geological map showing the sea bed sediments around Tiree at a scale of 1:250, 000.
1997.220.4
Geological map of Tiree, sheets 42 & 50, 1:63,360.
Geological map showing the solid and drift geology of Tiree and Skerryvore at a scale of 1 inch to the mile (1:63,360)
1997.221.16
Geological map of Scotland, Northern Ireland and the North of England, 1; 625,000.
Solid geology map of Scotland, the Northern Isles, Northern Ireland and the North of England showing sedimentary formations, igneous and metamorphic rocks at a scale of 1:625,000.
1997.221.17
Geological map of England, Wales and the Isle of Man, 1; 625,000.
Solid geology map of England, Wales and the Isle of Man showing sedimentary formations, igneous and metamorphic rocks at a scale of 1:625,000.
2002.161.1
Magazine `The Edinburgh Academy Chronicle`, Vol. LXI, No. 2, July 1954.
Account of a scientific and ornithological expedition to Tiree from Edinburgh Academy in 1954, pp 35-37.
1997.191.4
Bound source material for WEA Scotland Coll and Tiree Summer School 1994.
Source material about the geology and ornithology of Coll and Tiree for a WEA Scotland Summer School held in May 1994.
1997.109.1
Photocopied extract `Parish of Tiry` from `The Statistical Account of Scotland 1791-99`.
Information about the geography and topography of Tiree, its agriculture and livestock, water mills, climate, diseases and population, fuel, industries and fishing, local customs, education, travel and religion.
2002.125.19
Newspaper article about Louis Albert Necker of Geneva.
Article about Necker who was a student at Edinburgh University in the early 1800s and produced the first geological map of Scotland. He visited Tiree between 1806-8 while engaged in geological field work.
2002.119.2
Draft report about the aggregate resources and requirements on Tiree by Dr Paul J Henney and Jon Merritt of the British Geological Survey.
Review of the available sand and gravel resources on the island and consideration of alternative sources with a view to ensuring that local aggregate requirements are met while keeping the environmental impact to a minimum, plus O/S map showing sites of aggregate resources.