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ISO 15926 Part 4: Core reference data - Edition 4
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GRAVEL
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https://posccaesar.org/ontology/15926-4/4.0/GRAVEL
Definition
<GRAVEL> is a <ParticulateMaterial> that is a mixture of coarse sand and small water-worn or ponded stones, used for paths and roads as an aggregate
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ISO 15926 Part 4: Core reference data - Edition 4
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GRAVEL
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary
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