Cornubian Massif

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The Cornubian Massif is a large granite-dominated geological region in southwest England, underlying much of Cornwall and Devon and known for its mineral-rich rocks and historic mining.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf batholith
geological region
age Carboniferous
Permian
associatedWith Cornish copper mining
Cornish mining industry
Cornish tin mining
kaolin extraction
contains Bodmin Moor granite NERFINISHED
Carnmenellis granite NERFINISHED
Dartmoor granite
Land's End granite
St Austell granite
granite pluton
metamorphic aureole
country United Kingdom
extendsUnder English Channel NERFINISHED
forms topographic high
heatFlow elevated geothermal gradient
hostRock Carboniferous sedimentary rocks
Devonian sedimentary rocks
influences landscape of Cornwall
landscape of Devon
intrudedInto Carboniferous rocks
Devonian rocks
knownFor china clay deposits
copper deposits
historic mining
mineralization
tin deposits
tungsten deposits
languageOfToponym Latin NERFINISHED
lithology granite
locatedIn southwest England
surface form: South West England
mineralizationStyle greisen
hydrothermal veins
stockwork
mineralResources cassiterite
chalcopyrite
tourmaline
wolframite
orogeny Variscan orogeny NERFINISHED
partOf Variscan Belt NERFINISHED
region Cornubia NERFINISHED
rockType igneous rock
studiedIn British geology
tectonicSetting post-orogenic granite intrusion
underlies Cornwall NERFINISHED
Devon NERFINISHED

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Wessex Basin boundedBy Cornubian Massif