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| Harkess Rocks | Harkess Rocks | Mr Adam Henderson | On Sheet | Two prominent ledges of | ||
| Harkess Rocks | Mr William Carr | 16.4 | Rocks lying nearly E. and W. | |||
| Harkess Rocks | Revd. Mr. Orde | |||||
| Harkess Rocks | Mr Hugh Ross | |||||
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| Scarcely Covered, even by the | ||||||
| highest Tides. | ||||||
| The Strata is nearly Vertical | ||||||
| but falls or dips as it | ||||||
| approaches low |
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| Rocks are well known. | ||||||
| On the beach here, is a small | ||||||
| Spring, Slightly impregnated | ||||||
| with Iron. | ||||||
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