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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA GEOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF THE NORTHWEST YILGARN CRATON MARGIN RECORD 2013/6 PLATE 2 å00 å50 è00 è50 ä25ôôôÜE ä50 ê00ôôôÜE ê25ôôôÜE 115^00' å25 115^30' å75 116^00' è25 116^30' 114^15' 114^30' ä75 è75 117^00' 117^15' ìMO-g zq zq ìMW-od zq 25^10' PIM ìDA-mg ìDU-g 25^10' åBYU-sf Ck ðha-mgn Ck ìmwaGAG ìod Capricorn Orogeny (1820Ê1770 Ma ì) ROAD ðha-mgn ìPOJ-md BEE MOUNT DALGETY Moorayana Yalbalgo åBYL-sf zq GASCOYNE RIVER ìMO-g Óxs-kCV Siliciclastic and (in coastal regions) calcareous sedimentary rocks and regolith, greater Carnarvon Basin CALLAGIDDY- æåLY-sepg ìMO-g CARNARVON-GASCOYNE RIVER ROAD CENOZOIC G CREEK ìMGxmh-mk 1817Ê1773 Ma ìMO-g Undivided; granite and minor gabbro, and metamorphosed equivalents åca-kt eeranoo 1600 LANDOR- ìod åBYL-sf Bubbagundy ROAD ìod Mumba Baronne Moorarie Jacobs åWO-ss Daurie Congo Fortress Peak æZ-xs-kCV DAIRY LANDOR Jingle Creek WINDERIE 10GA-CP2 Dalgety DALGETY DOWNS- áWN-sf Shale, siltstone, marl, and basal sandstone; commonly glauconitic; radiolarian siltstone in central part ROAD Gregory"s zq ìPOJ-md LANDOR ìod Cretaceous MARRON COBRA- ìod ìMO-g 1961Ê1945 Ma ìBB-g Granite and metagranitic rocks Pell Winning Group Dairy Creek 6000 MESOZOIC Gully ìMW-od Dalgety Downs Supersuite Supersuite ROAD MULLEWA ROAD Creek ìod Bertibubba ìod Creek WANDAGEE FORMATION and NALBIA SANDSTONE and BAKER FORMATION: intercalated siltstone, shale îä00 Jar åBYL-sf ìod ìDA-mg Creek ìMGxmh-mk ìod Flinerty ìMW-od ìod ðmgYNAY åBYU-sf Glenburgh Orogeny (2005Ê1950 Ma î) ROAD and sandstone Winderie Round Hill åWO-ss CARNARVON- MEEKATHARRA Creek ìMEP1-kt ìMW-od Creek ìod Thirty åWO-ss Creek ìPOJ-md ELLAVALLA- áWN-sf ìod ìod îä00 Zone 102 Black ìod ROAD Erong ìod R ìDA-mg ìCHxmd-mk 2125Ê1965 Ma ìmwaGAG Amphibolite ìPOJ-md Hurricane ìMW-od IVE Adder BULGADOO SHALE and CUNDLEGO FORMATION: black shale and siltstone overlain by fine-grained æZxs-kCV GLENBURGH od R Creek åBYM-sf æZxs-kCV ìod Mustang Au NE 3 ìod ìod sandstone; hummocky and swaley cross-stratified åca-kt NS- Creek Creek åca-kt ìod Yard ìod Marron zq W k Byro Group Tuxedo ìod EDAGGEE Congo DO Zone 126 ree ìod MULLEW Icon ìod C ìod PROTEROZOIC K13 Creek Walkabubba Geeranoo Erimia Shelby PALEOPROTEROZOIC Creek IRWIN RIVER COAL MEASURES: 2001Ê1955 Ma ìCHxmd-mk Pelite, calc-silicate rock, quartzite, metamorphosed banded iron-formation and amphibolite A Creek ìMO-g COYRIE FORMATION and MALLENS SANDSTONE: fine-grained bioturbated sandstone overlying interbedded very coarse to fine grained sandstone, ìod ìod ìMO-g åBYL-sf åir-ssh GASCOYNE PROVINCE interbedded sandstone, siltstone and mudstone claystone, siltstone, shale (commonly carbonaceous), and coal Camel Hills Torino Southwest DALGETY Apollo Creek Metamorphics ìod ìod ìod Permian Au Torino ìod Creek Creek ðmgYNAY PHANEROZOIC ROAD CAREY åWO-ss Glenburgh ìod åod BoornamullaDardoo 7000 HIGH CLIFF SANDSTONE: fine-grained quartz sandstone, subordinate interbeds of 2002Ê1974 Ma ìDA-mg Metagranite and granitic gneiss Towrana Creek Daurie ìod ìMO-g Fleury ROAD ìod ñmgYNAY åWO-ss Undivided; fine- to coarse-grained sandstone, siltstone, and minor granule to pebble conglomerate SOUTHERN CARNARVON BASIN åhi-st ROAD Creek ìod Supersuite Creek Creek æZxs-kCV ñmgsY coarse-grained sandstone, conglomerate, and shale Dalgaringa ñmtqYNA zq Errabiddy ìMW-od ñgY Glenburgh Terrane Creek zq ROAD PIMBEE Helen Hill ìod PALEOZOIC Wooramel Group ìod zq DOWNS ìDA-mg Wahroonga Pimbee CALLYTHARRA FORMATION: fossiliferous, calcareous siltstone to calcisiltite; interbedded, hard PERTH BASIN 2240Ê2125 Ma ìMGxmh-mk Psammitic and pelitic schist; calc-silicate rock; minor quartzite, marble, amphibolites, and ultramafic schist 25^30' ìMGxmh-mk åBYL-sf ñgY ìod 25^30' Koolyin Hills ìod ñmgYNAY åca-kt åho-sh HOLMWOOD SHALE: grey shale, well-bedded clayey siltstone, interbedded limestone Moogie æåLY-sepg ìMO-g fossiliferous calcarenite îâ75 PIMBEE MOUNT ERONG Beedarry D ìod ìod Metamorphics A RO ìMO-g åod ñwa-mgmn ROAD ROAD ìod æZxs-kCV ìod ìod îâ75 HALFWAY GNEISS: interlayered leucocratic and mesocratic granitic gneiss, pale-grey granitic gneiss and foliated metagranite, åod Undivided; diamictite, sandstone and siltstone (locally calcareous), shale, and boulder beds and lags; 2555Ê2429 Ma ðha-mgn Creek and gneissic to foliated porphyritic metagranodiorite G ìod Erong Springs Weedarra æåLY-sepg æåna-sepg NANGETTY FORMATION: diamictite, shale (locally varvoid), conglomerate, sandstone ILR åod ìod glacigene O YD Lyons Group ìCHxmd-mk ìod Carboniferous Cardilya ìod åod Coor-De-Wandy Carey Downs åod ñxmgn-gYNA ROAD ñxmro-mwoYNA åod 3352Ê1813 Ma ðmgYNAY Undivided; foliated metagranite Creek ñmgssYNA étu-st TUMBLAGOODA SANDSTONE: sandstone, minor siltstone and granule to pebble conglomerate åca-kt ìod ìcw-s Creek ìod 8000 MEEDO ìod Ordovician ìPO-md ERONG ìod ìod ìDA-mg åod Creek RIVER ROAD 2630Ê2608 Ma ñmgYNAY Metagranitic rock Meedo D åWO-ss ñxmh-miYNA A åod Creek Narryer Terrane O Warra Coondle zq Quartz vein or pod; massive, crystalline, or brecciated; age uncertain R åod ìcw-s Innouendy Bilung Creek Yalbra Hill ìod WOORAMEL åca-kt OLD INNOUENDYINNOUENDY ROAD ñmiYNA åod ìod Yarlaweelor Gneiss Complex, CALLYTHARRA Coor-De-Wandy Hill ROAD WARRIGAL GNEISS: foliated to gneissic, even-textured to sparsely porphyritic metamonzogranite; locally contains sheets and Creek Warringa ðmgYNAY ñgY Cadjoue 2758Ê2585 Ma ñwa-mgmn 10GA-CP3 pods of amphibolite; cut by c. 1800 Ma pegmatite dykes; deformation is Paleoproterozoic MEEDO æåLY-sepg NORTH Wooramel WOORAMEL åod MOUNT MADELINE îâ50 ROAD ìod Dolerite dyke, sill, or plug; fine- to medium-grained dolerite and gabbro Creek RIVER ìod åod Creek ìBB-g Monzogranite, locally rich in muscovite and biotite; predominantly with equigranular texture and locally K-feldspar porphyritic; Nyarra ìod 2640Ê2600 Ma ñBRG-gm WOORAMEL ROAD îâ50 metamorphosed Terrane Youanmi GILROYD ROAD Mulka Tectonic Event (c. 570 Ma) Bald Rock Wooramel Roadhouse 9000 Supersuite åWO-ss WOORAMEL ñrb-gmp ìod ìod Walganna Suite Madeline CARNARVON- RIVER Callytharra Springs M åod inajibby Dolerite dykes, sills, and small intrusions with locally abundant xenoliths and potassic alteration of Gilroyd RIVER c. 755 Ma â ìMW-od YALBRA wallrocks; includes minor quartz diorite, syenite, tonalite, and biotite monzogranite c. 2620 Ma ñrb-gmp ROCKY BORE GRANITE: porphyritic monzogranite with tabular feldspar phenocrysts; medium grained; metamorphosed åod åBYM-sf YUNDRA Terrane Narryer Darcy Hill ìWK-od ìod McLeod Pyramid ìWK-od åBYL-sf Irrida Hill NEOPROTEROZOIC Gum Carlaweelban Hill Keogh Hill Metamorphosed siliciclastic rock and minor ?mafic volcanic rock; may correlate with Badgeradda Group One ìxmd-mbBA Creek and Nilling Formation 3010Ê2600 Ma ñmnY ñmgsY ñxmgs-mbY åca-kt ìod ìBDe-st Conical Hill ROAD Herald NORTH Creek MULLEWA ñxmgn-gYNA Loop Pindilya Hill ìBDy-sf YARRAWOLYA FORMATION: siltstone and silty sandstone åca-kt MOUNT GOULD 3010Ê2600 Ma ñgY Yaringa áWN-sf Dampier to Bunbury Natural Gas Pipeline MOUNT NAIRN 10000 ìod ROAD ìod ìod ìod Gladstone ñmnY Gneiss, undivided îâ25 åBYL-sf WOODRARRUNG SANDSTONE: medium- to coarse-grained quartzose sandstone, commonly silicified; Bay Crosslands Gas Pipeline ìBDw-st ñmgsY Schistose metagranite; may include amphibolite lenses White Bluff overlain by fine- to medium-grained feldspathic sandstone BADGERADDA BASIN ìod ñxmgs-mbY Foliated metagranitic rock with interleaved minor metamorphosed mafic, ultramafic, and local sedimentary rocks RIVER îâ25 26^00' ROAD ñgY Granitic rock, undivided; metamorphosed BYRO- Earlier Hill Yarra 26^00' 9000 Badgeradda Group Fe,Mag ARCHEAN 10000 Yarra ñgY Byro E ìod Jack Hills BERINGARRA- ìBDe-st ERRABIDDY FORMATION: feldspathic sandstone; minor pebble conglomerate lenses ìod ERONG ROAD Ni,Cu,Au,Pt,Pd,Cr BYRO 2000 Mt Matthew 3131Ê2700 Ma ñmuYYO ñsYYO ñbYYO Woodleigh Ballythunna Hill Beringarra Woodleigh Meteorite Crater 11GA-SC1 Ballythunna WOODLEIGH ñxmh-miYNA ñxmh-miYNA Yaringa No. 1 MURCHISON 2000 BERINGARRA- ñxmgn-gYNA MOUNT MATTHEW 7000 ìod Edmundian Orogeny (1030Ê955 Ma ä) K,Salt Murray Peak 8000 Byro ìod Matthew Ridge ñmuYYO Meta-ultramafic rock, undivided; includes talcÊchlorite(Êcarbonate) and tremoliteÊchlorite schist YILGARN CRATON YALARDY MOUNT REBECCA Tathire Creek Milly Milly ìod Fe RD Youanmi Terrane ROAD æåLY-sepg BERINGARRA- ñsYYO Clastic sedimentary rock dominant; metamorphosed ìod ñxmh-miYNA Brindal Yalardy ROAD c. 1070 Ma å ìWK-od Dolerite sill or plug; fine- to medium-grained dolerite and gabbro ñbYYO Mafic volcanic rock dominant; metamorphosed ñmuYYO WEST Fe1 WARAKURNA Supersuite LARGE IGNEOUS PROVINCE 11000 ñxmgn-gYNA Meegea Hill YADDEMOOGA HILL Warakurna Fe,Mag ñmnYNA PROTEROZOIC BERINGARRA 10GA-YU1 5000 ìod ñmwaYNA 3100Ê2700 Ma ñxmh-miYNA ñmtqYNAñmiYNA ñxmro-mwoYNA ñmwaYNA Hamelin ñgY CUE ROAD R ìod Dallah ROAD Pool O ìod Fe c. 1210 Ma è ìMMU-od Dolerite and gabbro dykes A ñbYYO Dead Goat Hill Central WOODLEIGH D - Creek Dead Goat ñgY ìWK-od PROVINCE Muljajingle Peak Creek Dead Goat Hill West Supersuite Old Woodleigh BYRO Hill East 6000 Marnda Moorn 3000 Erawondoo Hill 3000 Muggamurra Dolerite Suite LARGE IGNEOUS 3730Ê2600 Ma ñmnYNA ñmgssYNA ñxmgn-gYNA ñxmgn-mbYNA Coolyun Hill ìWK-od ñxmgn-mbYNA MARNDA MOORN îâ00 CARBLA ROAD 12000 Mutherbukin Tectonic Event (1385Ê1200 Ma) BYRO- WOODLEIGH åBYL-sf ñgY 4000 TALISKER ñgY Noonie Hill Carbla ñbYYO PINDAR 14000 MESOPROTEROZOIC æåLY-sepg ROAD 13000 k îâ00 Stromatolitic and non-stromatolitic dolostone, dolomitic siltstone, sandstone, siltstone, and conglomerate. ñxmh-miYNA Psammitic
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    112° 114° 116° 118° 120° 122° 124° 126° 128° 10° 10° JOINT PETROLEUM MAJOR RESOURCE PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT AREA Western Australia — 2021 Principal resource projects operating with sales >$5 million in 2019–20 are in blue text NORTHERN TERRITORY WESTERN AUSTRALIA Resource projects currently under construction are in green text m 3000 Planned mining and petroleum projects with at least a pre-feasibility study (or equivalent) completed are in red text Principal resource projects recently placed on care and maintenance, or shut are in purple text Ashmore Reef West I East I 12° 114° 116° Middle I 2000 m 2000 TERRITORY OF ASHMORE 12° INSET A AND CARTIER ISLANDS T I M O R S E A SCALE 1:1 200 000 50 km Hermes Lambert Athena m 1000 Angel Searipple Persephone Cossack INDONESIA Perseus Wanaea AUSTRALIA North Rankin SHELF COMMONWEALTH 'ADJACENT AREAS' BOUNDARY Chandon Goodwyn Holothuria Reef Keast Trochus I Sculptor Tidepole Dockrell Pyxis Lady Nora Pemberton Prelude Troughton I Cape Londonderry SIR GRAHAM Cape Wheatstone Talbot Ichthys Parry HarbourTroughton Passage MOORE IS Lesueur I Jansz–Io Eclipse Is Pluto Cassini I Cape Rulhieres WEST Mary I Iago Torosa NAPIER 20° Browse I Oyster Rock Passage Vansittart Xena BROOME Blacktip Bay Scott Reef Fenelon I BAY 200 m 200 Yankawinga I Reindeer Kingsmill Is 14° Cone Mountain RIVER JOSEPH BONAPARTE 14° Brunello Brecknock Maret Is Prudhoe Is MONTAGUE ADMIRALTY GULF 20° Chrysaor/Dionysus Turbin I SOUND GULF Reveley I Calliance Warrender Hill RIVER Carson River Buckle Head Wandoo GEORGE BIGGE I Mt Connor Mt
  • 1:100 000 Geological Maps

    1:100 000 Geological Maps

    1:100 000 GEOLOGICAL MAPS Revision in progress LONDONDERRY SD 52-5 Map and Explanatory Notes TROUGHTON LONDONDERRY RUHLIERES 4170 4270 4370 Map ADMIRALTY KING MARET MONTALIVET GULF VANSITTART DRYSDALE GEORGE CASUARINA 3869 3969 4069 4169 4269 4369 4469 MONTAGUE SOUND DRYSDALE MEDUSA BANKS Digital data (captured from existing map) SD 51-12 SD 52-9 SD 52-10 BUFFON BIGGE WARRENDER KING EDWARD CARSON COLLISON BERKELEY MEDUSA KNOB PEAK 3868 3968 4068 4168 4268 4368 4468 4568 4668 Digital data (no map planned) PRINCE CHAMPAGNY BRUNSWICK FREDERICK BRADSHAW COUCHMAN ASHTON ERNEST MILLIGAN WYNDHAM CARLTON 3767 3867 3967 4067 4167 4267 4367 4467 4567 4667 Map/Digital data in preparation/progress CAMDEN SOUND PRINCE REGENT ASHTON CAMBRIDGE GULF SD 51-15 SD 51-16 SD 52-13 SD 52-14 COCKELL METHUEN PRINCE HANN WOODHOUSE CAMM BEATRICE PENTECOST ERSKINE KUNUNURRA REGENT 3866 4066 4166 4266 4366 4466 4566 4666 Fieldwork planned 3766 3966 16° DUNHAM ARGYLE ANZAC SHOAL SUNDAY YAMPI COLLIER BAY ELGEE LEVEQUE ISLAND WALCOTT EDKINS JAMESON GIBB SULLIVAN KARUNJIE RIVER DOWNS Geoscience Australia map and 3365 3465 3565 3665 3765 3865 3965 4065 4165 4265 4365 4465 4565 4665 Explanatory Notes PENDER YAMPI CHARNLEY MOUNT ELIZABETH LISSADELL SE 51-2 SE 51-3 SE 51-4 PACKHORSE SE 52-1 SE 52-2 BALEINE LACEPEDE PENDER CORNAMBIE KIMBOLTON TARRAJI MATTHEW ISDELL RANGE BARNETT SIDDINS SALMOND CHAMBERLAIN BOW LISSADELL Geoscience Australia map 3264 3364 3464 3564 3664 3764 3864 3964 4064 4164 4264 4364 4464 4564 4664 MOUNT TURKEY RICHENDA MOUNT Explanatory Notes in: Report
  • Re-Conceptualising Aboriginal Mobilities 5.1

    Re-Conceptualising Aboriginal Mobilities 5.1

    CHAPTER 5 - SECURITY AND BELONGING: RE-CONCEPTUALISING ABORIGINAL MOBILITIES 5.1 Introduction By focussing on Aboriginal people's experiences of mobility in Yamatji country, Western Australia, previous chapters have circuitously identified the absence in both policy and practice, of a comprehensive framework for understanding and interpreting the range of contemporary Aboriginal spatial practices. Chapter One identified a paucity of academic literature which builds social theory around Aboriginal spatial interactions. Particularly in recent years, the literature has been sparse and largely cobbled together from broader studies across a range of disciplines and methodological frameworks (Taylor and Bell, 2004c). Following the discussion of research methods in Chapter Two, Chapter Three described a variety of Aboriginal spatial practices taking place within Yamatji country, ranging from people who are more or less permanent residents of one town or community, to people who have highly mobile lifestyles. The overarching and, in many ways, problematic conceptualisation within public discourse of 'core' and 'transient' Aboriginal populations, at the very least confirmed the existence of multiple Aboriginal spatial practices within the region. Chapter Three also argued that this multiplicity of Aboriginal spatial practices cannot simply be explained as a matter of those who have assimilated into non-Aboriginal society and those who remain somehow 'essentially nomadic' The range of interpretations offered to explain these mobility processes allude to a complex subsurface machination of motivations, restrictions, and facilitating factors. Chapter Four described a dialectical relationship between Aboriginal mobility processes and government service provision, noting considerable 'disruption' and contestation within conventional service delivery models for Aboriginal people who continue to engage in highly mobile lifestyles.
  • To View the Report

    To View the Report

    ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION'S MANAGEMENT OF FORMER PASTORAL LEASES Report No. 4 in the 38th Parliament 2010 Published by the Legislative Assembly, Parliament of Western Australia, Perth, 19 August 2010. Printed by the Government Printer, State Law Publisher, Western Australia. Economics and Industry Standing Committee The Department of Environment and Conservation's Management of Former Pastoral Leases ISBN: 978-1-921355-91-2 (Series: Western Australia. Parliament. Legislative Assembly. Committees. Economics and Industry Standing Committee. Report No. 4) 328.365 99-0 Copies available from: State Law Publisher 10 William Street PERTH WA 6000 Telephone: (08) 9321 7688 Facsimile: (08) 9321 7536 Email: [email protected] Copies available on-line: www.parliament.wa.gov.au ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND CONSERVATION'S MANAGEMENT OF FORMER PASTORAL LEASES Report No. 4 Presented by: Dr M.D. Nahan, MLA Laid on the Table of the Legislative Assembly on 19 August 2010 ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE COMMITTEE MEMBERS Chair Dr M.D. Nahan, MLA Member for Riverton Deputy Chair Mr W.J. Johnston, MLA Member for Cannington Members Mrs L.M. Harvey, MLA Member for Scarborough Mr M.P. Murray, MLA Member for Collie-Preston Mr J.E. McGrath, MLA Member for South Perth COMMITTEE STAFF Principal Research Officer Dr Loraine Abernethie, PhD (from 17 March 2010 until 27 May 2010) Mr Tim Hughes, BA (Hons) (from 27 May 2010) Research Officer Mrs Kristy Bryden, BCom, BA COMMITTEE ADDRESS Economics and Industry Standing Committee Legislative Assembly Tel: (08) 9222 7496 Parliament House Fax: (08) 9222 7804 Harvest Terrace Email: [email protected] PERTH WA 6000 Website: www.parliament.wa.gov.au/eisc - i - ECONOMICS AND INDUSTRY STANDING COMMITTEE TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMITTEE MEMBERS ...............................................................................................................................