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Western Australia 1Ý:Ý50ý000 Regolithêlandform Resources Series Busselton 24km 114°58À 115°00À 05À 10À 115°15À 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 å20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 å30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 33°45À 33°45À CoRf CoA¢ E 30 CoC YvA¥f YvC YvC PAYN F ROAD SYMBOLS 10 CoC YvRq 0 120 ìmLE CoRf Karendale 0 0 áll 5 YvC 64 ìmLE 8 Yelverton Y áll BTS30A Bore 6 E M° CoA¥ ìmLE YvRf 0 AbAºf 0 L CoC 5 áll 7 CoRf VE 0 YvC Geological boundary Sand dune............................................................................................................. Quininup YvRq CrRf ìmLE ROAD R YvAº WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1Ý:Ý50Ý000 REGOLITHÊLANDFORM RESOURCES SERIES 90 CoC 90 T áll Adina 110 CoRf O 60 AbCq exposed........................................................................................................... Cliff......................................................................................................................... CoRf N 80 ìmLE ìmLE YvC 40 Drain 63 Moses Rock KALOORUP 10 110 YvC Leecroft áll Drain Fault or shear GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA SpEk N YvRf YvA¥f ìmLE TO áll YvC CoA¥ CrRq Brook OAD concealed; normal, tick on downthrown side.............................................. Watercourse........................................................................................................... CoA¥ R QuEk CoRf CoA¢ ER Lindross CoC 70 áll SHEET 1930Ý-ݱ±±, AND PART OF 1830Ý-ݱ± FIRST EDITION 2000 QuB£ Brook LV MET 40 10 30 PUSEY 70 CoC CrRf ìmLE YE ìmLE YvRq 63 Bedding, showing strike and dip Lake........................................................................................................................ MOSES ROCK ROAD ìmLE RIC 40 AbA¢ QuE£ CoRf YvCq AbAºq 25 10 70 UP 50 ìmLE ìmLE YvRq YvC inclined............................................................................................................ Bathymetric contour, depth in metres................................................................. CrAº landing Brook ìmLE QuEk CoRf áll JIN CrC ground Snowbridge YvRf Gneissic banding, showing strike and dip Swamp.................................................................................................................... SIMPLIFIED LAND SYSTEMS, SHADED RELIEF, ìmLE CoRf ìmLE CoRf YvRf YvA¥f D CrRq Ós YvC O 38 pipeline 62 ìmLE N inclined............................................................................................................ Pipeline................................................................................................................... INFRASTRUCTURE AND DRAINAGE CrRq MATTERSON ìmLE ROAD áll G 1 YvC AbB¥ drain The Cowaramup_Mentelle RegolithÊLandform Resources map provides 0 CoC YvRf YvAº CrA¥ 0 ìmLE CoRf áll Drain....................................................................................................................... M° information on the regolith (soils) and underlying rocks, on the landforms 20 SpR¥ CoRf CrRq CoRf CoRf SIL YvRf Ab (landscape), topography, infrastructure, and on the mineral and QuE¢ ìmLE VERW YvA¥f AbA¥ Bore or well............................................................................................................ Cr Ós ìmLE ìmLE Roslyn 62 construction material resources of the Cowaramup_Mentelle area. This CrRq 100 Mµ CoRf dsCoRf CoC OO ÖY Sp Yv n D Highway with national route marker................................................................... Dam, tank............................................................................................................... M´ LEEUWIN NATURALISTE la RO CrRq YvRq map will be of value in landuse planning, the sustainable development of CoC d ìmLE ìmLE M´ o YvRq YvC R o AD RIVER Qu resources, and in identifying natural hazards, both onshore and in shallow NATIONAL PARK O 80 ìmLE W Island GIBB Formed road; bridge............................................................................................. Rock, exposed....................................................................................................... Cr QuE£ 1 ÖY SpEº A 2 Brook ADAMS ROAD nearshore areas. 0 ìmLE Jilyara D Mµ BUSSELTON 162 Y YvC ROAD T Co 61 Firegully Farm A R R EET Track....................................................................................................................... Wave pattern denotes permanent water............................................................. W O 96 m H áll YvC M¹ YvAº A 0 IG 5 The map also delineates land systems, which are areas of discrete D áll O YvC H Metricup R 50 YvRf N CoRf Forrest Spring áll Abandoned railway............................................................................................... recurring patterns of landform, regolith materials, and vegetation. These Moss Brothers YvC YvA¥f CoC RIVE patterns are related to geological and hydrogeological units, and form the 70 ìmLE ROAD áll YvC National Park boundary....................................................................................... Made ground or quarry....................................................................................... 100 60 61 Sp ìmLE 110 CoRf YvC YvRf áll basis of identifying landuse, including mineral resource potential. Mµ SpEk Woody Nook áll Reserve boundary................................................................................................. Extent of concealed coal resource..................................................................... 1 YvC Cr Lenton Brae 30 YvAº 20 YvC áll Local government area boundary....................................................................... Mineral and rock commodities Qu QuEk 70 Metricup 90 60 Ocean Valley 80 ìä60 METRICUP áll 10 60 HMS 10 Fermoy Estate Noojee YvC Powerline............................................................................................................... Heavy-mineral sands.................................................................................... CrRq Mosswood TrA¥f YvRf YvRf YvC YvAº 70 WOODLANDS RD Sandalford áll áll 70 YvC Cowaramup Mµ M° M¹ M´ 15 20 Townsite, Dimension stone............................................................................................ Bsdi M° ìmLE CoRf CoA¥ P áll Evans and Tate U Cr 90 land Y Mµ Marine shore face N Is TrC population between 1Ý000_10Ý000.......................................................... MARGARET RIVER Gravel............................................................................................................. Gvl 80 A ìä60 CoC 60 Y M° 80 Kaloorup YvRf Marine nearshore áll A YvA¥f Tr CoC ìmLE U less than 1Ý000............................................................................. Gracetown Limesand........................................................................................................ Lsd Woodlands B YvC M¹ Marine channel ìmLE áll YvA¥f lly Mundaringa GALE YvRf Locality................................................................................................................... Limestone....................................................................................................... Lst M´ Marine reef 30 QuE¢ LL QuB£ Gu SpEk 90 Willespie Gracetown SE 59 40 50 Walburra Yard B YvRq Building, yard......................................................................................................... Sand............................................................................................................... Sv Qu ILJED US Quindalup System_beach and dunefields CoA¥ B Qu 80 ìmLE CoC TrC ROAD Tanridge Horizontal control, minor...................................................................................... Pegmatite.............................................................................................................. Sp U Pierro SpE¢ ìmLE 120 Sp P TrC PRICE ROAD Spearwood System_deflated dunes M¹ 60 áll Wilyabrup 90 TrRf WORGAN áll TrA¥f Contour, 10 metre interval................................................................................... 20 Quartz.................................................................................................................... 70 59 Red Ab Mµ Morrisons K Abba System_alluvial plain HARMANS Montrave Farm TrA¥f TrC O 70 L B Brookland Valley Ribbon Vale Roseway D H 60 C 100 EAC Wilyabrup áll YvC M´ MILL AG A 110 Yv Yelverton System_shelf underlain by Cretaceous rocks V CoC ROA Harmans áll E E M° H Brook S ìmLE CoA¥ N 58 Gully RO 9 YvR²f AD 0 Co Cr Newlands Mµ Qu Caves Road System_shelf underlain by Proterozoic rocks CrRq CrRf 8 80 Ashbrook 0 Cr 44 CoC 1 TrA¥ Gralyn 100 CoRf 30 Tr Biljedup CoRf D Treeton System_low hills underlain by Cretaceous rocks ROAD ìmLE 80 aw Ironstone CARBUNUP 90 7 Sp son 58 0 ROAD LEGEND 100 Co Cowaramup System_low hills underlain by Proterozoic rocks 90 130 New Kerry 90 TrC QuEk 120 TrRq R I N D I A N 110 OA áll MARINE_6,000 ha 8% MARGARET CoA¥ D 1 2 100 Level to gently inclined nearshore seabed and level to very gently inclined shoreface (1), CoRf 110 Qu RIVER 57 ROAD Taunton Farm formed dominantly of rocky platforms and reefs; some partially emergent in the shoreface QuEk Brook TrA¢ TrA¥f TrRf 110 region; minor patches of nearshore and shoreface sand. Occasional terrestrial palaeochannel Bardfield CoC CARBUNUP areas incised during lowered base levels, now infilled with sand from modern active drainage SCALE 1:Ý250Ý000 TrA¥f R M¹ Sp Cr ìmLE O systems and reworked in the nearshore marine environment. Erosion and deposition by tides, 0 510 TH TrC A Marine Mµ D 5 90 U SHIRE OF BUSSELTON 57 currents and wave action. Rock reefs and platforms are formed from Leeuwin Complex or M´ M´ 0 SO BOUNDARY ROAD áll Kilometres 70 110 SHIRE OF AUGUSTA_MARGARET
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