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Bedrock Geological Map of the Elliott Bay − Macquarie Harbour Area MINERAL RESOURCES TASMANIA BEDROCK GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE ELLIOTT BAY − MACQUARIE HARBOUR AREA Tasmania SOUTH − WEST TASMANIA DEPARTMENT of INFRASTRUCTURE Compiled by K.D. Corbett 2002 ENERGY and RESOURCES for Western Tasmanian Regional Minerals Program Mineral Resources Tasmania Scale: 1:100000 0 2 4 6 8 10km AGD66 − AMG Zone 55 350000mE 60 70 80 390000mE 5320000mN 5320000mN er Riv MT Backagain er SORELL Riv Point Prince n Darwin TERTIARY Braddo Betsys Liberty Pt CRETACEOUS Bay Liberty SOUTH larke Bay C DARWIN PEAK DARWIN JURASSIC METEORITE CRATER MACQUARIE PERMIAN − r LATE CARBONIFEROUS e Sloop Coal Head Riv Point EARLY DEVONIAN Bird − SILURIAN ELDON SORE HARBOUR GROUP LL ek Double Philips Island Cre Cove Pelias Cove ORDOVICIAN GROUP GORDON Creek ty Liber Farm Cove Gorge PENI in Pine Pt s NSULA Gould Pt Ba North Butler Ck Bryans Gorge Pt Steadman Pt Bay elly K Creek Asbestos Pt ? EARLY ORDOVICIAN k ee − LATE CAMBRIAN Cr Gravelly Beach eek Grummet Is Brisbanes B Cr oon West Baylee GROUP OWEN Lag Sarah Is ee yl Ba Creek ina Creek Alb Cove Rum Pt Creek Walter y dd Mu ? Gordon Pt dy Ri Nod v er Wrights RIV Bay ER GORD ? Nielson O Iron N 00 r 00 Birthday Bay Creek Henrietta C MIDDLE Birthday CAMBRIAN ? Bay Cr Fern Creek ek Birthday Cuthber tson Cre Birchs reek C t an d CORRELATES AND VOLCANICS READ MOUNT Comman Cr TIMBERTOPS Hills River T er im b TIM Varna Modd e I rt B n o E l p RT e ? EARLY s t Bay OPS CAMBRIAN ALLOCHTHONOUS Creek SEQUENCES fiths Grif Pennerowne Pt 90 Pocacke 90 C r reek SYNCL Creek INE Sorell s K ne ingho Jo rn Creek River ? NEOPROTEROZOIC r ve R i MT DISCOVERY Hibbs Riv Cr er Thomas Thomas Hibbs Creek Lagoon Creek LOW ? MESOPROTEROZOIC reek Hibbs Feen C Bay ROCK MT LEE D CAMBRIAN INTRUSIVE ROCKS Cr 'AGUILAR Y der Cr Hibbs Pyramid pe s Par y arth C Hobb c POINT HIBBS M POINT 80 80 Spero River Bay BRADLEYS TRA HILL INNES PK r Rive CK Pery Spero Old Camp t Spren Conder Pt R Endeavour A THE N Bay GE TWINS Riv er Creek nce Flora THIRKELL HILL 70 Wanderer 70 Riv er River River Hales onder C HAZELL M O HILL ORES Voyager 20 SOU VALLEY THER Creek LEE Old Camp River Wanderer River n North HIGH ROCKY se N d POINT Wanderer Airstrip dwar E Urquhart Montgomery Rocks Wan SOURCE DIAGRAM d ere 350000 360 370 380 390000 Fletcher Creek r 60 60 5320000 5320000 Horburg Creek River TABLE HEAD PHILIPS E SOURCES Cypress TRACK Cr MACQUARIE 1:250,000 digital series geological map 5310 5310 SYNCLIN HARBOUR SW Tasmania. Voyager 20 1:25,000 digital series geological maps. INT ALBINA SARAH O P Rheuben Creek 1:50,000 series geological maps. ND 5300 5300 10 Mt Read Volcanics Project 1:25,000 geological map series. OSMU VARNA BIRCHS Mt Read Volcanics Project Mineral Deposits map series − Elliott Bay. D.C. Green WTRMP ground truthing 2003. g LT 5290 5290 n U ari River ROCKY Mainw FA MT Mainwaring River HIBBS EAST Cr OSMUND DAGUILAR LOW & WEST Voyager 33 MAP 12 River 52 52 K 80 80 E RE Voyager 19 C ENDEAVOUR INNES Voyager 31 WART Cr EAST & WEST Acacia Rocks HILL r NORTH Rive BROKEN 5270 5270 50 er HILLS 50 pp Cr MONTGOMERY MOORES Co Voyager 22 o Ab Camp East dson Camp Hu MAP 11 PER loo r ELLIOTT e COP The Shank Voyager 24 t 5260 5260 OCEAN Voyager 18 Lewis Wa BAY Cr Waterloo Ck OSMUND MAINWARING Voyager 12 (North Lewis) Sassy Voyager 9 MONTGOMERY Voyager 30 5250 5250 Veridian Pt Voyager 2 Base information from Land Information Services Division, Voyager 23 Cr (Lewis River) MAP 10 Department of Primary Industries, Water and Environment. VERIDIAN LEWIS Geological data for this map were compiled at 1:100,000 based on 1:250,000 digital topographic information. Cr Stony This map is available only as hard copy or image products. l River e Voyager 6 rr 5240000 5240000 a Map produced by the Data Management Branch, Lewis B Mineral Resources Tasmania using G.I.S. software. Voyager 1 350000 360 370 380 390000 River Rocky Penders Voyager 3 LOCATION DIAGRAM e l t it Black Is L While every care has been taken in the preparation of this data, no warranty is given as to the correctness of the information and Cowrie Beach no liability is accepted for any statement or opinion or for any error or omission. No reader should act or fail to act on the basis Elliott Cr of any material contained herein. Readers should consult professional 5240000mN Lowgernown 5240000mN advisers. As a result the Crown in Right of the State of Tasmania and its employees, contractors and agents expressly disclaim all and Bay any liability (including all liability from or attributable to any negligent or wrongful act or omission) to any persons whatsoever in respect of anything done or omitted to be done by any such person in reliance whether in whole or in part upon any of the material in this data. LOW ROCKY POINT Pophole Crown copyright reserved. 350000mE 60 70 80 390000mE Plotfile generated 02−AUG−2005 WARNING: INKS ARE LIGHT SENSITIVE.
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