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NEW
ANALYSES of the MINERAL WATERS of HARROGATE
1919-20, by Prof. A. SMITHELLS, C.M.G., F.R.S.,
Professor of Chemistry in the University of Leeds.
THE
WATERS.
Harrogate may justly challenge Britain and all Europe for the great
number and variety of its Mineral Waters. Within the district there
are no less than 87 known springs, differing in strength and
quality, the " Bogs Field " alone containing 36. Of these waters, 16
are used for internal administration, the remainder being devoted to
bathing purposes.
The
waters may be divided into two groups : Sulphur Waters and Iron
Waters ; and of each group there are several varieties, as is shown
in the following classification :
CLASSIFICATION.
SULPHUR WATERS.
SALINE Strong The Strong Montpellier Sulphur Water
The Old Sulphur Water
Mild The Mild Sulphur Water
The Mild Montpellier
Sulphur Water
The No. 36 Water
The Magnesia Water
The Crescent Saline
Water
ALKALINE SULPHUR The Starbeck Sulphur Water
The Beckwith Sulphur
Water
The Harlow Car Sulphur
Water
IRON WATERS
SALINE IRON The Kissingen Water
The Chloride of Iron
Water
The Alum Well
The Alexandra Water
PURE CHALYBEATE The Tewit Well
The John's Well
The Pure Chalybeate Well
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