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1 The boundary of the Peak National Park

2 Geology of the Peak District

3 Volcanic rocks of The Peak

4 Geological section across the central Peak District

5 Surface relief

6 Distribution of the principal caves

7 Mean annual rainfall

8 Distribution of woodlands

9 Vegetation of Kinderscout Plateau

10 Site and plan of Bakewell

11 Lead rakes in the Castleton-Bradwell district

12 Water gathering grounds

13 Upper Derwent valley before and after reservoir construction

14 Features of interest

15 Areas of public access

Reference to a topographical map will be an advantage in perusing this book. The most suitable one for the purpose is the excellent Ordnance Survey One-Inch Tourist Map of the Peak District, published in 1957. This sheet, which is on a scale familiar to all ramblers and nature-lovers, shows the boundary of the National Park