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1000 DIVIDE 300 N MOUNT 500 300 400 170 Tertiary Aquifers (5 m contour interval) 1500 (500 mg/L contour interval) 400 800 A Isthmus CAPE HOPETOUN CAPE RAOUL Longford Area (Geological Bulletin 59) Longford Area (Geological Bulletin 59) HARTZ PEAK 400 H QUEEN ELIZABETH C Bay 200 200 300 PERCENT SALINITY PERCENTAGE AVERAGE 100 PROSPECTIVITY NUMBER MAXIMUM IRRIGATION RANGE 700 VULNERABILITY TO POLLUTION AQUIFER TYPE (Whole of Tasmania) ROCK GROUPS SUCCESSFUL YIELD (L/s) GENERAL AQUIFER CHARACTERISTICS OF BORES # YIELD (L/s) SUCCESSFUL (mg/L) (YIELD >0.03) (YIELD >=1.5) 400 500 200 400 100 800 100 ADVENTURE 700 800 900 400 Quaternary aeolian deposits marginal to the coast 20 75 0.52 (12) 3.78 8.3 210 - 5000 High.
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