Location,Grid Square,East,South,point,K (wt%),U (ppm),Th (ppm),DR (nGy/h),Heat Production (uW/m^3),Notes
1,NJ,70174,00374,1,5.48,8.15,28.37,188.7,4.643919,On face of quarry at intial step down to ledges leading down to the water
,,,,2,5.07,10.76,25.4,190.46,5.080239,
,,,,3,5.32,8.66,28.21,189.09,4.751136,
2,NJ,70161,00354,1,5.37,7.92,36.52,206.2,5.145417,
,,,,2,5.59,8.46,32.1,201.15,4.997349,
3,NJ,71029,00438,1,6.15,13.53,48.31,277.79,7.516044,This is overestimated due to granite boulders at base of vertical exposure
,,,,2,6.23,13.12,44.41,266.7,7.142445,
4,NJ,70914,00627,1,5.55,8.41,30.09,195.38,4.839372,"Smaller quarry, that is the northern most one of the Craigton quarries. Probably the most accessable quarry face at Craigton"
,,,,2,5.46,10,32.67,209.594,5.428404,
,,,,3,5.37,9.03,32.92,203.63,5.183406,
5,NJ,70225,01369,1,4.17,3.67,24.03,135.36,3.042144,Isolated exposure in the middle of heather moorland. Granite looks very eroded as blocks are very rounded. 
,,,,2,4.39,4.11,22.29,136.26,3.056022,
6,NJ,70225,01369,1,4.27,5.11,24.31,145.59,3.448386,On different face of exposure to previous measurement
,,,,2,4.25,4.36,24.76,142.13,3.281661,
7,NJ,69623,01330,1,4.27,5.45,22.66,143.35,3.421602,Underestimate due to topography and exposure
,,,,2,4.51,5.08,24.37,148.59,3.467421,
8,NJ,69210,02209,1,5.35,6.54,21.32,160.25,3.715065,Small quarry. Plane seems like a fault striking N-S
,,,,2,4.53,6.28,19.11,142.53,3.414339,
9,NO,72896,97348,1,3.57,1.92,19.22,105.54,2.189457,"Crathes Pluton, grano-diorite, Highly fracture/faulted area with possible uranium mobilisation"
,,,,2,3.3,3.73,15.15,102.14,2.352267,
10,NO,72896,97348,1,2.58,3.96,15.19,107.14,2.347272,"Crathes Pluton, grano-diorite, Same location as above but different plane"
,,,,2,3.82,2.84,16.17,104.33,2.23992,
11,NO,72781,97992,1,3.08,3.08,12.95,90.13,2.006802,"Crathes Pluton, grano-diorite, Underestimate due to topography and exposure"
,,,,2,3.07,4.04,10.11,88.37,2.057913,
12,NJ,68812,01891,1,4.1,5.43,23.09,142.05,3.430485,"Just North of Craigrath summit, outrcop typcial for HoF"
,,,,2,4.4,4.41,20.55,133.8,3.013389,
,,,,3,4.08,4.38,23.38,134.6,3.173958,
13,NJ,68779,01720,1,4.44,5.43,22.16,144.15,3.397329,Similar to above. All outcrops on The Skair and Craigrath are very eroded with rounded edges to all blocks.
,,,,2,4.43,5.57,23.08,147.13,3.497634,
14,NJ,68918,01443,1,4.28,4.11,22.46,135.37,3.057561,Underestimate due to topography
,,,,2,3.52,3.87,24.28,133.81,3.050649,
15,NJ,68937,01424,1,4.6,5.4,25.43,154.28,3.634146,
,,,,2,5,5.72,23.43,156.33,3.615354,
16,NJ,68960,01416,1,4.23,3.84,18.97,124.38,2.737125,
,,,,2,4.11,5.23,17.4,126.8,2.979612,
,,,,3,4.03,4.61,18.94,126.14,2.917782,
17,NJ,68844,01389,1,4.79,6.71,25.91,165.31,4.028886,Underestimate due to topography
,,,,2,4.75,4.86,28.44,160.62,3.718197,
,,,,3,4.48,6.19,28.28,164.25,4.029777,
18,NJ,68898,01335,1,4.37,14.74,27.72,209.84,6.219315,
,,,,2,4.27,13.3,26.55,197.53,5.750595,
19,NJ,69070,01301,1,4.53,5.45,28.38,161.04,3.847716,
,,,,2,4.32,5.26,28.11,156.47,3.759156,
20,NJ,70093,00506,1,4.29,4.87,22.49,139.83,3.259656,"On ""flat"" surface exposure next to quarry"
,,,,2,4.24,5.19,20.95,137.19,3.230631,
21,NJ,70093,00506,1,4.86,14.47,31.98,225.39,6.493959,On quarry exposed surface
,,,,2,5.54,13.74,29.76,224.65,6.211188,
22,NJ,70093,00506,1,5.42,14.58,29,225.95,6.366492,On quarry exposed surface
,,,,2,5.28,14.09,32.58,230.2,6.476247,
23,NJ,70170,00350,1,7.14,11.24,45.09,269.64,6.783804,Main Raemoir quarry. GS in a corner to check effect on overestimation of results
,,,,2,7.35,10.27,41.77,258.55,6.316542,
24,NJ,70170,00350,1,4.25,2.69,27.86,140.34,3.061908,n flat surface at top of Raemoir quarry
,,,,2,3.74,4.69,24.44,136.55,3.297429,
25,NJ,71083,00598,1,4.97,13.82,28.72,215.07,6.105267,On West side of Main craigton quarry. Possible fault surface.
,,,,2,5.05,12.82,32.23,219.16,6.097329,
26,NJ,67193,001150,1,4.74,3.2,22.16,135.04,2.841642,
,,,,2,4.46,5.17,21.97,142.34,3.317787,
,,,,3,4.63,4.77,21.38,140.96,3.187674,
27,NJ,67314,01216,1,7.04,8.39,25.48,203.29,4.651317,"Possible quarry face, or joint hackles causing what looks like faults, overestimated as surrounded by rock"
,,,,2,6.39,7.02,25.13,186.11,4.206519,
,,,,3,6.66,6.79,30.33,201.26,4.536837,Along the face a little from last measurements
28,NJ,67350,01277,1,4.41,5.16,22.37,142.74,3.338523,Small quarry uphill from the main flooded quarry
,,,,2,4.43,3.96,21.04,132.92,2.932767,Wethered naturally exposed face
,,,,3,4.36,3.46,21.15,129.46,2.802924,
29,NJ,67310,01147,1,5.93,10.34,23.7,195.3,4.932171,Quarry Face in the main flooded quarry
,,,,2,6.44,8.06,26.12,195.03,4.553118,
,,,,3,6.16,9.24,26.33,198.62,4.850442,
30,NJ,67317,01171,1,4.01,4.41,16.1,117.67,2.664144,Weatherd naturally exposed face
,,,,2,4.22,3.23,18.24,118.99,2.525175,
31,NJ,67101,00952,1,5.28,8.83,24.6,180.49,4.538457,"Friable pebble quarry, granite pale as it seems feldspar is preferentially eroded"
,,,,2,5.28,8.68,22.35,174.09,4.341222,
32,NJ,66070,01896,1,5.69,4.19,19.68,147.32,3.016602,"Friable pebble quarry, microgranite"
,,,,2,5.68,2.91,22.25,146.09,2.860839,
,,,,3,5.6,4.08,20.57,147.65,3.041766,
33,NJ,1672,66292,1,5.43,2.01,17.06,124.93,2.237166,"Quarry, lots of vegetatin cover"
,,,,2,5.33,1.41,14.35,113.47,1.880334,
34,NO,73230,96711,1,4.05,0.54,12.06,86.06,1.370763,"Large dyke looking thing of granite, like a big slug, or big version of matilda"
,,,,2,3.48,2.1,10.87,84.87,1.641924,
35,NO,73149,96739,1,3.56,2.94,13.71,97.43,2.068848,On large seemingly fault plane
,,,,2,3.77,3.11,16.66,108.43,2.340306,
36,NO,73066,96721,1,3.68,3.86,15.05,107.58,2.415204,
,,,,2,3.63,3.12,19.79,114.55,2.549421,
,,,,3,3.78,4.4,16.68,115.97,2.680506,
37,NJ,68624,02710,1,3.53,6.59,12.71,115.27,2.951748,"Exposure may not be in situ, and is underestimated"
,,,,2,3.52,4.42,15.52,109.61,2.579742,
,,,,3,3.84,3.24,14.75,105.42,2.246886,
,,,,4,4.01,4.96,15.09,118.28,2.737287,
38,NJ,69107,03113,1,3.66,5.52,16.97,121.52,2.982852,"Underestimated, small outcrop in road."
,,,,2,3.81,5.9,18.6,129.6,3.210975,
39,NJ,70262,03299,1,4.32,5.57,26.94,155.27,3.758211,"Reading from an erratic, not in-situ"
,,,,2,4.23,4.72,25.53,145.85,3.428109,
40,NJ,70976,03695,1,4.4,7.02,27.97,167.2,4.217832,
,,,,2,3.99,8.05,24.95,160.03,4.23684,
,,,,3,4.4,7.07,29.29,170.66,4.323591,
41,NJ,72257,02588,1,3.78,9.03,25.55,164.37,4.515777,On top of Meikle tap. Poor exposure with bedrock just poking through path
,,,,2,3.69,8.47,25.76,160.5,4.37535,
42,NJ,72270,02575,1,4.39,8.73,26.82,173.84,4.584006,"Meikle Tap, othoganal joint set of N-S and W-E"
,,,,2,4.1,11.19,24.59,175.49,5.044329,
,,,,3,4.22,7.36,30.24,172.43,4.449222,
,,,,4,4.35,8.64,23.89,165.56,4.350969,
43,NJ,72214,02621,1,5.6,9.71,29.44,201.79,5.138937,N-S and w-E trending joints
,,,,2,5.07,9.54,26.54,186.67,4.840749,
,,,,3,5.22,11.01,30.25,206.13,5.500359,
,,,,4,5.42,11.54,26.93,203.54,5.425002,
44,NJ,71543,02979,1,3.51,5.36,22.29,131.97,3.300237,"Large boulder probs not connected to bedrock, <2pi underestimate"
,,,,2,4.27,6.5,26.65,159.13,3.976695,
,,,,3,4.31,6.14,22.75,147.91,3.612411,
45,NJ,67894,01716,1,3.78,7.33,22.56,147.33,3.860649,Coffin shaped bouler<2pi underestimated
,,,,2,3.83,5.85,26.17,148.52,3.731184,
,,,,3,3.89,6.64,22.7,145.15,3.700161,
46,NJ,69864,02769,1,4.52,5.32,18.28,134.9,3.103704,"Microgranite, medium sized boulder (torso sized) underestimated <2pi."
,,,,2,4.63,4.44,17.44,129.25,2.824659,
47,NJ,69862,02772,1,4.54,6.39,16.64,137.2,3.270699,"Microgranite, partial exposure poking through the 4x4 track. "
,,,,2,4.54,5.72,17.34,135.14,3.144366,
,,,,3,4.29,6.62,18.02,138.64,3.404187,