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Ive never edited a wikipedia post and dont want to mess it up, but the Sussex EUS study revealed that the lambeth group also lies under the south west suburbs of Newhaven, I quote: "The uppermost solid geology of south-west part of Newhaven Fort and, outside the EUS study area, the western suburbs of the town (Northdown Road and Tideway School), however, is the sandstone and mudstone (commonly clay) of the Lambeth Group, being Tertiary (Palaeocene) irregular beds laid down on the eroded chalk." I have a link directly to the pdf file hosted on the westsussex.gov website (because for some reason it was easier to find than looking on east Sussex's website) https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/media/1737/newhaven_eus_report_maps.pdf2A04:201:3D61:B500:721C:ED40:96D3:B956 (talk) 10:10, 20 September 2025 (UTC)Reply
