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Ant Rock

Red Roo Rock

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Harbutt RockDisappointment Rock

Boojerbeenyer Rock

Styles Rock

Dingo Rock

Kau Rock

Tookle-Jenna Rock

Ponier RockCoragina Rock

Booanya Rock

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M I N E R A L F I E L D

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Scotia

Cumberland

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P H I L L I P S R I V E R

W A R B U R T O ND U N D A S

Birthday Gift

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Cattlin Creek

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Au,Ag,Cu

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Thrust ThrustHeywoodCoramup Coramup

Fault

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t

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Tay

Fault

Koolyanobbing

Eolian calcarenite and overlying residual quartz sand

Quartz sand in fixed coastal dunes

NULLARBOR LIMESTONE:

ABRAKURRIE LIMESTONE:

foraminiferal calcarenite

bryozoan calcirudite and calcarenite

Nornalup ComplexESPERANCE GRANITE

Granite, even-grained

Granite, porphyritic

Mixture of Øge or Øgp with Øne and Øno; Øge or Øgp with abundant xenoliths of Øne and Øno, or Øne and Øno with abundant sheets of Øge or Øgp

Granite, heterogeneous, porphyritic

MALCOLM GNEISS

Fraser Complex

Garnet amphibolite, unit 1

Pyroxene granulite, unit 2

Pyroxene granulite, unit 4

Metagabbro, unit 5

Quartzite

Phyllite and quartz-mica schist

MOUNT BARREN GROUP

Biranup Complex

CORAMUP GNEISS

DALYUP GNEISS

MUNGLINUP GNEISS

syenite and quartz syenite

Undeformed to weakly deformed; unrecrystallized or recrystallized in prograde greenschist facies

Recrystallized in prograde amphibolite or granulite facies, or retrograde amphibolite facies

Heterogeneous granite and migmatite, moderately deformed

Strongly deformed greenstones; recrystallized in greenschist or low amphibolite facies

Felsic igneous rock

Ultramafic igneous rock

Strongly deformed greenstones; recrystallized in amphibolite or granulite facies

HOLOCENE

PLEISTOCENE

MIOCENE

EOCENE

. 1300 Ma

. 1300 Ma

. 2350 Ma

. 2400 Ma

CAIN

OZOI

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PHAN

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OIC

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OIC

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PROT

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PALLINUP SILTSTONE:

TOOLINNA LIMESTONE: bryozoan calcarenite

siltstone, sandstone, conglomerate; with fossil sponges and molluscs

Granite, heterogeneous, even-grained

Metasedimentary rocks

Quartzite, quartz-mica schist, pelitic schist, and banded iron-formation

. 2630 Ma

FITZGERALD PEAKS SYENITE:

Sedimentary rock

Mafic igneous rock

Mainly mafic igneous rocks and banded iron-formation

REGO

LITH

EUCL

A BA

SIN

0 20 40 60 80

Kilometres

Fault

exposed

Mineral field boundary

Highway with national route marker

Formed road

Watercourse, ephemeral

SYMBOLS

SI 51-1

B C D E FA

thrust

Geological boundary

exposed

concealed

inclined

vertical

Fold axis or lineation, showing direction of plunge

Subsurface trend of steep or vertical layering inAlbany-Fraser Orogen indicated by aeromagnetic data

75

20

Railway

Homestead

10010

Kilometres

SCALE 1:1Ý000Ý000

LAMBERT CONFORMAL CONIC PROJECTION

CULVER

SI 51-2 SI 51-3 SI 51-4

SI 51-5 SI 51-6 SI 51-7

SI 51-10 SI 51-11

ISLAND

LAKEJOHNSTON

NORSEMAN BALLADONIA

RAVENSTHORPE ESPERANCE MALCOLM

MONDRAINCAPE ARID

SIMPLIFIED PRECAMBRIAN GEOLOGY

MAIN FEATURES OF THE REGOLITH AND GEOMORPHOLOGY

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SHEET SI 51GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAREFERENCE

SHEET SI 51

SECOND EDITION 1995

RECHERCHE GRANITE

Mine

Major opencut

Opencut

Prospect

Mineral occurrence

Lithium

Copper

Manganese

Nickel

Tin

Vanadium

Vermiculite

Townsite

population less than 1000

Gypsum

Heavy-mineral sands

Magnesite

Talc

W.A.

N.T.

S.A.

N.S.W.

Vic.

Qld.

Tas.

A.C.T.

CARNARVON

KALGOORLIE

ESPERANCE

BRUNSWICK BAY

BROOME HALLS CREEK

CLOATESOAKOVER RIVER LAKE MACKAY

MEEKATHARRA WILUNA

ABROLHOSPERTH

ALBANY EYRE

HAMERSLEY

RANGE

PETERMANNRANGES

NULLARBORPLAIN

HOUTMAN

ROWLEY SHOALS

Bathymetric contour, depth in metres

AUSTRALIA 1:1Ý000Ý000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES

interpreted, partly based on aeromagnetic data

Bedding, igneous layering, or foliation; showing strike and dip

National park, major nature reserve boundary

population 1000_10 000

Major mine (gold, unless otherwise indicated)

Building stone, facing stone

Rock aggregate, crushed

Graphite

Lignite

Oil shale

Eolian sand, silt and clay, partly gypsiferous; in dunes and sheets around playa lakes

Sand, silt, clay, and gravel; alluvium and other valley and playa lake deposits, mainly saline and gypsiferous

Calcareous clay, silt, and sand; eolian and residual deposits with locally developed sheet and nodular kankar

Calcareous clay and kankar; residual deposits over NULLARBOR LIMESTONE

Quartz sand and gravel; residual and transported deposits

Dolerite dykes, intruded into Precambrian rocks; interpreted from aeromagnetic data where dashed

Granitoid rocks

Greenstones

Dolerite and metadolerite dykes; interpreted from aeromagnetic data where dashed

Mafic dykes; dolerite or layered norite, gabbro, pyroxenite, and peridotite (Widgiemooltha Dyke Swarm); partly interpreted from aeromagnetic data where dashed

Compiled and produced using computer-assisted graphic applications, and available in digital form

THOM, R., and LIPPLE, S.L., 1974, Ravensthorpe

MORGAN, K.M., 1972, Esperance-Mondrain Island

LOWRY, D.C., DOEPEL, J.J.G., KOEHN, P.R., and KRIEWALDT, M., 1972, Malcolm-Cape Arid

LOWRY, D.C., DOEPEL, J.J.G., and KOEHN, P.R., 1971, Balladonia

LOWRY, D.C., 1969, Culver

GOWER, C.F., and BUNTING, J.A., 1974, Lake Johnston

DOEPEL, J.J.G., NEWTON-SMITH, J., and KOEHN, P.R., 1972, Norseman

Compiled by: J.S. Myers 1991-92

Edited by: C. Strong and G. Loan

Cartography by: D. Ladbrook, P. Taylor, and R. Duberal

Horizontal control, major

Topographic base supplied by the Department of Land Administration and modified from geological field survey

AND DARWIN

concealed, partly based on aeromagnetic data

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Quartz and calcareous sand; mobile or in part lithified beach and dune deposits

Marine limestone; south of Israelite Bay

Laterite, silcrete, ferricrete, and associated clastic rocks; residual and transported deposits, and deeply weathered rock

PLANTAGENET GROUP

. 1200 - 1100 Ma

. 1700 - 1300 Ma

. 1700 - 1600 Ma

. 2690 - 2550 Ma

c. 3000 - 2640 Ma

c. 3000 - 2690 Ma

c. 3000 - 2690 Ma

Tonalite and granodiorite

Granite, even-grained

Granite, porphyritic

Salt

Silver

Gold

Geology by: J.S. Myers 1990-91and after 1:250Ý000 Geological Series maps

Published by and available from the Geological Survey of Western Australia, Department of Minerals and Energy,100 Plain Street, East Perth, W.A., 6004

The recommended reference for this map is: MYERS, J.S., 1995, Esperance, W.A.: Western Australia GeologicalSurvey, 1:1Ý000Ý000 Geological Series.

INDEX TO 1:250 000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES

INDEX TO 1:1Ý000ÝÝ000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES

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Published maps indicated

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c.Moderately to strongly deformed (DÕ +DÛ ûDç) and recrystallized (MÕ +MÛ ûMç) in prograde granulite facies, or retrograde amphibolite or greenschist facies at 1300 - 1100 Ma

c.Mixture of heterogeneous granitoid gneiss; derived from ? 1450 Ma granite, granodiorite and pegmatite, and paragneiss (? 1550 Ma)

c.

Holocene and Pleistocenequartz sand dunes onPleistocene marine limestone

Late Pleistocene cementedgravel and quartz sand

Tertiary limestone

Precambrian rocks

River channel with activeQuaternary erosion

Inland extent of activeQuaternary erosion

SEA LEVELSEA LEVEL

NATURAL SCALENATURAL SCALE

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calcareous dune sand

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SIMPLIFIED SECTIONS

?Holocene to Pliocenealluvial and lacustrine deposits

Dominantly ?Oligocene to Miocene

SCALE EXAGGERATION: HORIZONTAL x 4; VERTICAL x 60

Bedding Archaean granite

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c.Granitoid gneiss, heterogeneous; mainly derived from Recherche Granite, deformed (DÕ +DÛ ûDç) with orthogneiss ( 1700 - 1600 Ma) and paragneiss,including quartzite (? 1550 Ma)c.

Deformed by DÙ +DÕ +DÛ ûDç

Deformed by DÙ +DÕ +DÛ ûDç

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c.

Granitic augen gneiss ( 1660 Ma)c.

Granitoid gneiss, heterogeneous; mainly derived from granite, granodiorite, and pegmatite ( 1700-1600 Ma), with some Recherche Granitec.

Granitoid gneiss, heterogeneous; mainly derived from granite, granodiorite, tonalite and pegmatite ( 2630 Ma), with some Recherche Granitec.

Shear sense indicator, steep or vertical, DÛ ûDç

STANDARD PARALLELS 32° 40' and 35° 20'

Malcolm Gneiss ? . 1450 Ma

Esperance Granite

Dalyup Gneiss

CoramupGneiss

Mount BarrenGroup

Ravensthorpegreenstone belt

greenstone beltJohnston Norseman

greenstone belt

Syenite

Raggedschist

NORNALUP COMPLEX

YILGARN CRATON

BIRANUP COMPLEX

>2500 Ma

. 1300 Ma

ALBANY_FRASER OROGEN

Recherche Granite. 1300 Ma

Fraser Complex

. 2630 MaGneiss

Munglinup

Jimberlana Dyke. 2400 Mac

cc. 2350 Ma

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greenstone beltForrestania

. 1700 - 1600 Ma

. 1200 - 1100 Ma

. 1300 - 1100 Ma

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