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U L A R R I N G D I S T R I C T M E N Z I E S D I S T R I C T
N O R T H C O O L G A R D I E M I N E R A L F I E L D
MULLINE
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Mafic intrusive rock, undivided; dolerite and gabbro
Gabbro
Leucocratic gabbro
Amphibolite
Komatiite; olivine spinifex textures
Talc-chlorite schist
Evaporite interbedded with clay, silt, and sand in playas
Sand, silt, and gypsum in stabilized dunes adjacent to playas
Colluvium _ gravel, sand, and soil as sheetwash and talus
Calcrete
Sandstone and silcrete _ coarse, angular, poorly sorted quartz sand in a clay-rich matrix; partly silicified
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Veins and dykes: q _ quartz, g _ granitoid, p _ pegmatite
accurate..............................................................................
interpreted, partly based on aeromagnetic data.............
Shear zone
inclined................................................................................
vertical.................................................................................
Igneous layering, showing strike and dip
Dominant metamorphic foliation, showing strike and dip
fracture pattern in granitoid rock......................................
inclined................................................................................
Fault
accurate...............................................................................
MOUNT WALTER
2939 3039 3139 3239 3339 3439
MULLINE RIVERINA MENZIES BOYCE EDJUDINA YABBOO
2937 3037 3137 3237 3337 3437
DUNNSVILLE KALGOORLIE KANOWNA KURNALPI ROE
Way-up indicator
igneous layering or differentiation....................................
vertical.................................................................................
Lineation, showing direction of plunge
Track.........................................................................................................
Formed road............................................................................................
Fence, generally with track....................................................................
Homestead...............................................................................................
Building, ruins.........................................................................................
Sand dune..............................................................................................
Windpump...............................................................................................
Mining centre..........................................................................................
Mineral field district boundary................................................................
DIAGRAMMATIC SECTION
Geological boundary
accurate...............................................................................
Mineral exploration drillhole or costean, showing subsurface data..
Major opencut.........................................................................................
Yard.........................................................................................................
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SEA LEVEL SEA LEVEL
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Mine.........................................................................................................
Beryl..................................................................................................
Copper..............................................................................................
Gravel...............................................................................................
Quarry......................................................................................................
Opencut...................................................................................................
Contour line, 20 metre interval.............................................................
Watercourse, ephemeral........................................................................
Dam.........................................................................................................
Major mine (gold, unless otherwise indicated)...................................
Prospect..................................................................................................
Breakaway...............................................................................................
Monzogranite, undivided
Granitoid rock, mainly monzogranite; massive with discordant margins
Alluvium _ clay, silt, sand, and gravel; in channels
Sedimentary rock, undivided; sandstone, siltstone, shale, and chert; includes a volcaniclastic component
Peridotite; includes local tremolite(-chlorite) schist
structural trend...................................................................
plunging..............................................................................
on foliation plane, inclined................................................
on foliation plane, vertical.................................................
Pipeline....................................................................................................
Basalt, mainly tholeiitic; includes doleritic layers and lenses
Tank.........................................................................................................
Soak........................................................................................................
inferred and concealed......................................................
interpreted, partly based on aeromagnetic data.............
Strongly foliated rock...............................................................
Cleavage, widely spaced, showing strike and dip
Feldspar-phyric intermediate intrusive rock
Quartzo-feldspathic sand over granitoid rock
Gneissic granitoid rock; pervasively foliated; includes thin bands of amphibolite
Sandplain_sand and silty sand; commonly as veneer on palaeosurface
Laterite and silcrete
Ferruginous silica caprock over ultramafic rocks
Strongly foliated quartzo-feldspathic rock;
Fold
Aeromagnetic lineament...........................................................
Horizontal control, major .....................................................................
1:100Ý000 maps shown in black
1:250Ý000 maps shown in brown
Mineral occurrence.................................................................................Airphoto lineament
even-grained
seriate
with biotite; prominent K-feldspar megacrysts: local foliation defined by aligned K-feldspar and biotite
strongly deformed contact
Trend of banding
foliation trend.....................................................................
SHEET INDEX
MOUNT MASON MOUNT CELIABALLARD MELITA YERILLA LAKE CAREY
NEARANGING DAVYHURST BARDOC GINDALBIE MULGABBIE PINJIN
2938 3038 3138 3238 3338 3438
2936 3036 3136 3236 3336 3436
Mafic and ultramafic dykes, interpreted from aeromagnetic data
local deformation event
DÛ, anticline...................................................................
DÛ, anticline, inferred and concealed.........................
DÛ, syncline...................................................................
DÛ, syncline, inferred and concealed..........................
with modifications from geological field survey
Published by, and available from, the Geological Survey of Western Australia,
This map is also available in digital form
Western Australia Geological Survey, 1:100Ý000 Geological Series
Edited by L. Taylor, C. Strong, and G. Loan
Cartography by C. Brien, D. Ladbrook, and B. Williams
Topography from the Department of Land Administration Sheet SH51-5-3038,
Printed by Allwest Print, Western Australia
The recommended reference for this map is: WYCHE, S., and SWAGER, C.P., 1995,
Riverina, W.A. Sheet 3038:
Komatiitic basalt or high-Mg basalt; minor variolitic basalt
Variolitic basalt; mainly high-Mg basalt
Tremolite(-chlorite) schist; includes deformed high-Mg basalt
Bore, Well................................................................................................
Department of Minerals and Energy, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, WA, 6004
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Grid lines indicate 1000 metre interval of the Map Grid Australia Zone 51
VERTICAL DATUM: AUSTRALIAN HEIGHT DATUM
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SCALE 1:100Ý000
HORIZONTAL DATUM: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA 1994
UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTION
The Map Grid Australia (MGA) is based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94)
GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA
GDA94 positions are compatible within one metre of the datum WGS84 positions
Reference points to align maps based on the previous datum, AGD84, have been placed near the map corners
DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS
AND ENERGY
K. R. PERRY, DIRECTOR GENERAL
GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
HON. GEORGE CASH, J.P., M.L.C.
MINISTER FOR MINES
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AUSTRALIA 1:Ý100Ý000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES
GOONGARRIE MONZOGRANITE:JORGENSON MONZOGRANITE:
SHEET 3038 FIRST EDITION 1996
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GRIDCONVERGENCE
True north, grid north and magnetic north
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of the map. Magnetic north is correct for
4 years.
1995 and moves easterly by about 0.1^ in
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Geology by C. P. Swager 1988 and S. Wyche 1990-91
Version 1.1 _ October 2005
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