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Exploration Licences - Designated Areas 10^ 10^ 112^ 114^ 116^ 118^ 120^ 122^ 124^ 126^ 128^ SUMBA TIMOR OR T TIM 10^ EXPLORATION LICENCES - DESIGNATED AREAS EAS Western Australia Mining Act (Section 57 (2aa) 1978) 10^ IC A L Government of OG S U JOINT PETR L R OLEUM Western Australia V O DEVE E LOPMEN E T ARE Geological Survey of Y A Department of G Mines and Petroleum W E A Western Australia I S L T A E R R N A U S T HON. NORMAN MOORE, M.L.C. MINISTER FOR MINES AND PETROLEUM TIM GRIFFIN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 12^ Ashmore Reef West I East I Age (Ma) Middle I 0 T I M O R S E A 5 Alluvial, shoreline, and eolian deposits 12^ Marine limestone, sandstone, and valley-fill deposits 100 Marine and continental sedimentary rocks Marine and continental sedimentary rocks Marine and continental sedimentary and volcanic rocks 500 PHANEROZOIC COMMONWEALTH 'ADJACENT AREAS' Penguin Shoal BOUNDARY Sandstone Bassett-Smith Shoal 1000 Heywood Shoal HOLOTHURIA N W BANKS O ES Trochus I R TH T Gneiss E West Holothuria R East Holothuria E ee R f R INDONESIA Reef Bra N nch Banks N T Otway Bank A U ER Metavolcanic rocks AUSTRALIA S Granite and gneiss T R R ITO Metasedimentary rocks Tait B Troughton I ank Cape Lo A Sandstone ndond 14^ Sandy Is Cape Talbot erry LI let Troughton Passage R A Lon S Y g Reef Cape Bougainville IR GRAHAM MOO Cassini I P Hat Pt RE IS Basic and ultrabasic intrusive rocks arry Eclipse Is Lesueur I Harbo Browse I Jamieson ur Reef 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