Box Ground quarries

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Box Ground quarries are historic underground stone quarries in Box, Wiltshire, England, renowned as a major source of high-quality Bath stone used in many prominent buildings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic industrial site
underground stone quarry complex
composition fine-grained oolitic limestone suitable for carving
country United Kingdom
geologicalFormation Great Oolite Group NERFINISHED
hasAccessType underground access via adits and shafts
hasLanguageOfLocality English
heritageStatus historic quarry site
historicalUse source of building stone for 18th- and 19th-century construction
industry stone quarrying
knownFor high-quality Bath stone production
locatedIn Box parish NERFINISHED
Box, Wiltshire NERFINISHED
England
southwest England
surface form: South West England

Wiltshire
locatedNear Box Tunnel NERFINISHED
village of Box
materialExtracted Bath stone NERFINISHED
miningMethod underground quarrying
partOf Bath stone quarrying district NERFINISHED
region Cotswold stone region NERFINISHED
significance major source of Bath stone for architectural use
stoneType oolitic limestone
transportHistory stone transported to Bath and other cities for construction
usedFor building stone
usedInConstructionOf historic public buildings in the United Kingdom
prominent buildings in Bath
prominent buildings in London

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Bath stone notableQuarry Box Ground quarries