Geraldton 56 km Mullewa 80 km $

$ MOUNT 2 115° 3 MINGENEW-MORAWA115°30' RD 3 BUDD 4 80 20 60 ! 00 24

18.8 150 0 0 12.8 45 6 16 2 31 20.4 10 3.9 21 19.8 Yongaloo MINGENEW – MORAWA350 Sd 21 Gvl 6 14.6 Gvl 150 ROAD 7.6 Woodside Gvl Gvl 9.1 42.6 48 MIDLANDS MINGENEW 11.2 19.8Y A R D A R I N O F L A78 T LOCKIER RIVER ROAD 26.5 45.7 ! 150 13.7 3 Eyregulla Springs 14.3 17.3 56 WEST MORAWA HILL 20.4 5.1 JONES ROAD Surficial materials Hard rocks 50 19 8.2 16 10 BROWNING RD

MELARA ROAD TABLETOP ROAD TABLETOP CATTO ROAD 42 IRWIN 8.2 6.4 Green Brook 250

54 18.4 18 3 Sedimentary rocks

0 0 13 8.3 Gvl 10.3 2 Bonniefield 12.8 12.6 6 Gvl 9.1 350 Ferricrete Lst Cy STRAWBERRY HILL ! Ikewa 7.4 53.9 32 21.3 Irwin House 12.1 10.9 12.1 46.3 Santa Fe 200 HEALEY ROAD 27.4 15.2 I K E W A H R A N G E JAMES ROAD Ferricrete is ubiquitous in the southern part of the area, but is also found in isolated patches up to 50 km Chert 13.7 150 150 north of Eneabba. The material forms as small, widely separated outcrops of residual, reddish brown, 9.1 18.9 10.9 15.4 Gvl YANDANOOKA 7.9 11.8 Lst 24.3 Mooryary hard, rubbly, pisolitic or massive lateritic duricrust on hill crests and summit surfaces. It is generally up Chert outcrops in an area 25 km north of Three Springs, around and south of Carnamah. It represents 14.9 Lst 6.1 30.4 14.9 13.3 MILO ROADIRWIN to 3 m in thickness. Five active gravel pits are situated up to 50 km south and one 39 km north of Eneabba. silicified dolomite, sandstone and other sedimentary rocks. Silicification took place soon after deposition. Lsd Lst ROAD MOORIARY Lsd 100 ! MULLINGARRA HILL 11.8 12.6 WICK ROAD ROAD – EAST NORTH MORAWA – YANDANOOKA ROAD The chert is varicoloured, ranging from white to grey and red and brown. It is commonly laminated and DONGARA RIVER YONGARLOO ROAD A further 53 inactive gravel pits occur, mainly in the southern part of the area. 31 ROAD YAMMAPOOL 300 10.3 24.3 8.8 100 brecciated. A small inactive sand pit is found 27 km north of Three Springs. 21.9 5.5 NEATES Particle size distribution Lsd 27 Gvl ROAD OLDTHREE SPRINGS ROAD VALENTINE ROAD 67 ARURINE BAY Ferricrete 60 5.4 Willow Green 100 South Mooryary Sand Springs Leander Point Lsd 50 Sandstone Lsd 90 67 2.4 9.9 50 WILLIS ROAD 60

PORT DENISON YANDANOOKA Sandstone outcrops 20 km northeast and east of Jurien Bay and in a north-trending belt in the central 0 5 100 Shady Grove 80 Sd 6760 part of the area. In both areas the sandstone is variegated, fine to coarse grained and feldspathic,

3.1 10

Lsd Avoca 70 with some siltstones and shales, and is overlain by residual, thin sandy silts and gravels. Active

MINGENEW SOUTH ROAD 0 0

Lst North Bundaleer Gvl 3 Bellendaine AS max sand pits, obtaining material from the weathered sandstone, are located 15 km east of Jurien Bay, KAILIS Lst 60 AS min and 16 km northeast and 40 km north-northeast of Eneabba. Four inactive sand and gravel pits are DRIVE mean +1 SD PYE ROAD !

Gvl YANDANOOKA MOUNT CAMPBELL 50 present in the same areas. 0 5 ! 2 mean Bellardoo MOUNT LEFROY ! Lsd GRANITE HILL ROAD P a s i n g mean -1 SD Sd Yuwarana %

Bundaleer 40

0 0 2 Gvl (8 samples) Sandstone, minor conglomerate Belleranga 30 Lsd 2.2 Gvl ROAD COLGATE SPRINGS 24 YANDANOOKA WEST ROAD ! ! MOUNT SCRATCH OXLEY HILL Sandstone outcrops east of Mingenew and north of Three Springs. Lithologies include well-bedded and SCOTT ROAD SCOTT 20 15.4 20.5 BLIGH ROAD cross-laminated quartz and feldspathic sandstone, pebbly sandstone, and conglomerate. Clasts in the Lst Lst Mt Adams SHEPPARD ROAD Tipparra Sd pebble beds are predominantly of volcanic origin. In places, well-laminated and massive siltstone is ! 10 Sd MOUNT ADAMS Arena common. This material has not been worked. Gvl FINLAYSON HILL ! MORAWA – THREE 0 Sd MOUNT MUGGAWA ! 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 Sand Plain Creek Size (mm) AS — Australian Standard AS 2758.1 - 1998: 17.9 Sd CAREY ROAD 300 Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes: Igneous and metamorphic rocks Mitchell Gvl Part 1: Concrete aggregates Sd

10 ROADSCOTT 2.1 3.3 White Point 3.5 Sd Granite 12 Noalimba 12 12 Gvl Limesand 2.9 Gvl MOUNT ADAMS ROAD ROAD 2 9.8 SIMPSON ROAD Granite includes a range of rocks: porphyritic granite, granulite and granite gneiss. They outcrop in the 5.3 3 1.6 Lst Series of long-walled, parabolic and nested parabolic dunes with broad deflation basins composed of northeast part of the area as low hills and domes with boulder-strewn slopes and deeply dissected 2.5 2.4 MALEY ROAD Geebulla Creek 10 pale pinkish grey, fine- to medium-grained quartz sand and shell debris are found along the whole terrain. Granites are generally pink to grey, medium- to coarse-grained, equigranular rocks, although

Sd Malkarina 300 DUDAWA ROAD

0 5 2 coastline. These dunes are generally stable with foredunes and frontal dunes susceptible to wave and Lsd Glenvale porphyritic, banded and other textures are common. A single operating quarry occurs 3.5 km southeast 3 210 wind erosion although large areas of blowouts are evident along much of the coast. Thirteen active and of Carnamah. 4 4 27.7 30 MITCHELL 2.1 ROAD NATTA ARRINO WEST ROAD 300 three inactive limesand pits are located in the area, which is an important area for the production of

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7.7 Sd 2 ARRINO HILL ! ROAD PARKWOOD 2.1 2.710 2.5 24 27.8 Sd agricultural lime. Most pits are located within 20 km of Dongara and between Leeman and Jurien Bay. 10 18 Nari Plains For all deposits, the groundwater table is generally less than 10 m below the ground surface. 3.2 3.9 ARRINO Gvl LYNCH ROAD BROAD ROAD Lst ROAD McNEIL Carramar Gvl 3.3 ARROWSMITH BASTIAN ROAD Limestone Sd BATEMAN ROAD Lst TOMKINS ROAD Gvl Gvl Gvl RIVER SUNSET ROAD Wanneranooka Fairfield Gvl Low hills and rises of deflated transgressive barrier, parabolic and long-walled, parabolic dunes extend

Yarimbah Eraramba Farms Quarries and pits Tenure for basic raw material 300

0 0 Lst 2 in a broadly continuous belt parallel to, and immediately inland of, the coast. The limestone is a pale WOMARDAN HILL ! yellowish brown calcarenite and calcareous sandstone containing quartz and shell debris and is variably Active Sandasea 250 lithified. A relatively thin, strong calcrete caprock overlies the limestone. Five active limestone pits are Mining lease, live (Mining Act 1978) Arramall Inactive Lst York Park McKENZIE ROAD concentrated in the areas around Dongara and Jurien Bay. A further 32 inactive pits are located throughout the whole coastal belt. Proposed 29°30' HYDRAULIC ROAD Prospecting Licence, live (Mining Act 1978) SUNDALARA ROAD SUNDALARA Sd 29°30' WEIR ROAD PADBURY ROAD PADBURY Agg Aggregate 21.2 Lst Sd PERENJORI – THREE SPRINGS ROAD Lst 35 ROAD Sand and Gravel

YANDANOOKA Cy Clay 0 15 5 Gvl Extractive industry licence, live (Planning and Development Act 2005) 2.3 HILL ! Binderrie 19.5 LOVEGROVE ROAD 250 ARRINO SOUTH ROAD Sd Gvl Gravel 20 20.9 Alluvial sand and gravel GLYNN NEBRU ROAD Parakalia Lst 29.2 THREE SPRINGS ARROWSMITH Lsd Limesand Crown reserve for basic raw materials

Gvl Alluvial plains, floodplains and river terraces are subject to regular flooding from multiple watercourses 0

LAKE 5 Yandavale Lst Limestone 8 Sd of the major rivers — Irwin, Arrowsmith, and Hill River — and from the many creeks in the Eneabba area. Lst 20.2 The floodplains and lower terraces comprise firm, red and reddish brown sands and silty sands grading Boreholes BRAND HIGHWAY39 Sd Sand to clay at depth. Upper terraces and flats comprise soft to hardsetting, yellowish brown to greyish brown 23 Gvl INERING ROAD Showing depth to groundwater, in metres Passchendeele silty sands over sandy clays. No active pits are known, but 27 inactive sand and gravel pits are present, mostly in the Eneabba area. Thicknesses of material are generally less than 2 m. Groundwater is Analyses 6 Showing thickness of surficial material, in metres Sd INERING HILL ! 300 generally close to the ground surface. Sd Gvl Mooladarra SWEETMAN ROAD Limesand Lst ROAD NORTH BOUNDARY Homestead

Sd 1.8 Gvl JACKSON RD

0 5 Colluvial sand and gravel 12.1 Acid insoluble CORREY ROAD DOG HOLE ROAD CaCO 40.3 3 residue Highway, with national route marker 16.6 29.8 Arawa SPRINGS ROAD Colluvial material principally forms in two areas. North of Eneabba the gently undulating slopes of the

25.3 Bareena Sd 300 ROAD

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0 5 1.5 Boorambee Farms 3.6 ONE TREE HILL 2 Arrowsmith region have a cover of brown to greyish brown quartz sand over pale yellow sands and 32.3 ROBB ROAD 3 Gvl Major road 23.4 2.4 50 5.4 Donkey CARON ROAD gravelly sands. Between Mingenew and Carnamah colluvial material consists of hardsetting reddish 30.2 24 2.5 3 Limestone 9.1 ! BISHOP HILL brown sandy silt grading to silty sand with brown to greyish brown quartz sand over pale yellow sands Minor road 1.5 24.9 3 THOMAS ROAD RDSTRUTTON and gravelly sands. Most of the ten active and 30 inactive sand and gravel pits are situated between 67 Freshwater Point 50 Dookanooka 20 Sd 14 SKIPPER ROAD Sd 3.6 KANGAROO ROAD Sd Sd ENEABBA – THREE Creek Dongara and Eneabba, and a few inactive pits are located in the Three Springs – Carnamah area. Acid insoluble Railway, operating ROAD DOOKANOOKA ROAD PERENJORI CaCO3 0.9 Particle size distribution residue 2.7 Sd 0.6 Gvl 67672020 Colluvial sand and gravel Townsite (Land Administration Act 1997) 0.9 100

Gvl 25.9 90 Sand and Gravel 6.4 3.6 Class A National Park or Nature Reserve ! 1.2 80 Gvl 2.1 Sd 300

TWIN HILLS 250 CARNAMAH – Sand Fines Gvl Sd Bowhill 70 SECOND NORTH ROAD SECOND NORTH 300 AS max Local Government Authority boundary Knobby Head Gvl 0.3 BEEKEEPERS ROAD FIRST NORTH Gvl 60 AS min Sd DING ROAD Gvl 30 200 Sd mean +1 SD Drainage 27 6.1 15.2 50 18 CARNAMAH mean Gravel 16.9 P a s i n g ILLAWONG 22.7 BEEKEEPERS ROAD Sd 300 Dunromin mean -1 SD 100 Contour, elevation in metres

47.6 32.2 150 % 40

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5 1.8

0 0 30.5 1.5 3 WILTON WELL ROAD WELL WILTON (10 samples)

50 Sd 0.9 YARRA YARRA LAKES

0 5 2 100 Sd 30 Lst Sd Wongaburra 300 Agg OLD Sd Sd 20 WOODADA HILL ! 11.5 0.9 Basic raw materials on this map have been compiled from existing Geological Survey of 0.6 6 RESERVE ROAD

Sunnipara 7.6 ROAD FLAT TURKEY and Department of Agriculture and Food WA maps. Gvl Sd Gvl 10 1.8 Uncoloured areas indicate undivided bedrock and surficial deposits not considered basic raw material resources. 2.1 TELEGRAPH BURNS ROAD 0 WEST YARRA 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 4.5 300 6.4 AS — Australian Standard AS 2758.1 - 1998: 1.2 Size (mm) Gvl CHAPPELL ROAD Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes: 69.1 Part 1: Concrete aggregates

300

0 0

Gvl 2 Gvl

0 0 Sd 4.2 3 Sd Gvl ROAD

Sd 3.6 ROAD MIDLANDS ROAD Eolian sand

44.2 38.8 42.6

0 0 Sd 11.8 Sd 3 Yarralong 19 22 0.6 TATHRA Discontinuous, level to gently undulating sandplains with low, sandy rises are located up to 20 km north, 17.3 15.2 21.3 NATIONAL PARK 3.4 22.2 6 8.5 61.8 west and south of Eneabba. This unit is a complex association of strandline, colluvial and alluvial deposits 57.6 Gvl CARNAMAH – ENEABBA ROAD LUCAS ROKICH ROAD 23.1 39 24 4.5 Gvl that has been significantly reworked by eolian activity. The material comprises thick, pale grey, leached INDIAN 6 5.4 BENTLEY ROAD 18.2 41.2 2.1 1.8 quartz sand overlying yellow, fine- to medium-grained sand on the rises, with more silty and gravelly 18.2 Gvl Creek 31 material on the flats. Three inactive sand pits are situated 11 km northwest of Eneabba. This unit is the OCEAN 9 0.9 32.7 Cundalippy 1.5 Gvl SHEET INDEX

6.3 ENEABBA Gvl main resource of titanium–zircon mineralization in the Eneabba area. Non-mineral sands from these

0 5 26 15 2 resources could be a significant source of basic raw material. Groundwater is usually at depths greater Lsd Eneabba 15 26 31.1 6.9 than 15 m. 15.8 ! OCEAN HILL DRIVE Ellengail 18.2 21 29.4 Gvl 4.2 29 $ ZUYTDORP AJANA MURGOO 0.6 Gvl WINCHESTER 0.6 39.2 SG4916 SG5013 SG5014 ROAD 36.3 250 5.7 35.6 BRAND MUDGE ROAD Grey sand 0.4 Sd Alandale DAWSON TOUCHE ROAD NORTHAMPTON–KALBARRI I N D I A N LAKE LOGUE 45 Coorow 7 km ENEABBA Sd 7.6 17 Lsd Sd Sd 300 Very low-relief dunes and intervening gently undulating plains are present east and southeast of Jurien Bay 11.5 – 300 at the foot of the northern extension of the Gingin Scarp. Poorly drained sandplains, swampy

LAKE INDOON CLARKE ROAD CHATFIELD 36 9.1 COOLIMBA depressions and poorly defined minor drainages occur between the dunes. The grey sand comprises COOLIMBA Erindoon Creek 22.2 33.1 58.6 Gvl 15 leached, pale grey, siliceous sand with humic and iron-rich layers overlying pale yellow sands at variable Sd 30 21 35 $ HOUTMAN ABROLHOS YALGOO 68 30

8 SOUTH ROAD depths. Two small, intermittently active pits of no more than very local significance lie 14 km northeast SH4904

ERINDOON ROAD 3 0 0

33 3 SH5001 SH5002 O C E A N 39.8 42 25.5 of Jurien Bay on a small, low degraded dune. There is little scope for significant sand resources from GERALDTON–MULLEWA

5.6 8. Coorow 2 km GERALDTON

TIP RD 0 5

17 2 this unit. 7.9 5.4 20 18 36.3 55 22.5 2.8 23.5 16 Boolaroo H E R S C H E L R A N G E Gvl 39 3 20 4.4 11.4 4.9 17 Lateritic gravel 6.1 250 3 Lombardy Farm ZEEWYJK I N D I AN MORAWA–PERENJORI 0.6 20 Lateritic gravel is ubiquitous throughout the central parts of the area between Mingenew and Cervantes DONGARA WHITE LAKE 8.5 25.7 9 SH4908 PERENJORI O C E A N SH5005 5.4 Gvl LAUNER ROAD Gvl as concentrations of loose, iron-rich nodules and pisoliths and fragments, commonly set in a clay-rich SH5006 18 or sandy matrix on gently sloping colluvial hillslopes. The material on these slopes is relatively thin, GREEN HEAD – GREEN LAKE 15.2 THREE SPRINGS 2.4 Judeen

Stockyard Gully Bindoon Creek HUGHES ROAD 1–2 m. Active gravel pits occur 14–22 km northeast of Dongara, 3 km southeast of Mingenew and 15 km 0 0

30 3 Gvl

0 0 2.9 3 east of Green Head. A further 44 inactive sand and gravel pits occur widely throughout the area LEEMAN 0.6 WILLMOTT ROAD Particle size distribution 17 GARIBALDI Gvl HILL RIVER Gvl Gvl Lateritic gravel MOORA 100 SH5009 4.8 Gvl SH5010 3.5 5.4 1.8 250 300 8.2 5.1 4.5 90 9.6 8.2 6.7 9 6.1 2 10.9 12.8 15.2 3 18.2 3 9.1 36 Sd 80 18.2 5.5 33 WOOLMULLA ROAD Gvl 2.4 WILLIS ROAD 9.9 Basic raw materials mapping shown in green 70 COCKLESHELL GULLY ROAD Extent of project area shown in red 6680 AS max Gvl 1:250 000 maps shown in brown LAKE EGANU 60 AS min ! 18.2 5.7 30° mean +1 SD 30° 17 6666 50 mean Lst 15.2 Barara 8080 a s i n g Lsd Gvl Sd mean -1 SD ! 250

MACS HILL % P 100 2.7 40 (3 samples)

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0 0 GROVER ROAD GROVER 1 0.3 3 HEAD 15.2 THOMSONROSE ROAD COOROW – 12.9 15.5 300 Gvl Gvl GREEN Gvl 16.4 Gvl PINJARREGA 20 2.1 13.1 1.2 Gvl Gvl Gvl Gvl Gvl

14.3 COOROW – GREEN HEAD COOROW – GREEN CARGER ROAD

NATURE RESERVE 10 0 5 10.5 18.2 2 3 ALEXANDER MORRISON Point Louise 13.3 16.4 Gvl 0.3 ! WARRADARGE HILL NATIONAL PARK 60.9 0

17.6 Kooringa Gvl 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 PEN ROAD PEN 0 5 1 HEAD ROAD ANCHORAGE BAY Gvl ROAD Gvl 0.9 Gvl 3 Gvl Size (mm) AS — Australian Standard AS 2758.1 - 1998: Gvl Gvl Gvl Gvl Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes: GREEN HEAD Gvl 24 Gvl Gvl Part 1: Concrete aggregates 3 50 4 Gvl

Gvl PINJARREGA LAKE

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BAY Sandplain sand and gravel

0 0 2 G A I R D N E R R A N G E 50 km radius Sandplain sand and gravel covers much of the eastern half of the area. The materials of the sandplain KUNUNURRA

250 comprise loose, pale yellowish brown, silty, quartz sands between 1–3 m in thickness overlying

0 5 Gvl 2 DERBY Lsd BROOME ! MOUNT PERON MARCHAGEE TRACK Sd ferruginous, sandy lateritic gravel, which becomes cemented with depth. The gravel overlies weathered Gvl 60 from WILLCOCKS ROAD sandstone and siltstone bedrock. Four active sand pits and 46 inactive sand and gravel pits are present LESUEUR NATIONAL PARK throughout the eastern half of the area. PORT HEDLAND Carnamah WATHEROO

Gvl KARRATHA

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2 NATIONAL PARK Yellow sand 10.9 Padbury Gvl BRAND TOOTBARDIE ROAD 2.4 5.4 Residual, pale yellowish brown, medium- to coarse-grained quartz sand forms discontinuous units 18.5 12 ! through the coastal belt. The yellow sand is the weathering product, by surface leaching and groundwater WESTERN AUSTRALIA 1.8 Cockleshell Gully Gvl COOMALLO HILL CARNARVON

250 dissolution, of the underlying limestone. This is the main source of both specification and non-specification

0 5 3.6 2 Gvl Gvl Gvl 250 sand in the area, but is of variable quality. The more silty red sands are preferred for building pads, and Sd MOUNT LESUEUR these are commonly located close to the limestone. Four active sand pits are located 8 km east of ! 9.1 Jurien Bay, while four inactive pits are present in the same area and 30 km north of Leeman. 5.6 Gvl GAIRDNER ROAD HIGHWAY Sandy Point Gvl GERALDTON 1.5 200 Particle size distribution Lsd 6 Yellow sand KALGOORLIE–BOULDER 100

PERTH

BANOVICH ROAD 90

0 0 1 Gvl BUNBURY 3 Gvl 80 Gvl Coomallo Creek Gvl 12 Gvl 200 Gvl Sd 70 ALBANY

! MOUNT BENIA Gvl AS max Lst Munbinea Creek North Head 200 60 Lsd BLACK ARROW ROAD AS min Sd Gvl Gingin 85 km Gvl 50 mean

19.8 P a s i n g 250 3.6

Lst % 40 ROAD CATAMOURI HILL 150 Gvl Sd ! Gvl (1 sample) 15.2 Gvl Gvl $ Lst 30 JURIEN BAY 12.8 Sd JURIEN Gvl 16 20 3.4 16.7 54.5 7.6 15.8 27.4 Lst45.748 15.5 10 Lst Sd YERRAMULLAH 35.3 CANTABILLING 45.7 26.3 31.7 ROAD 14 0 42.38 40.9 13.6 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1.8 SdSd CANOVER ROAD JURIEN BAY 9.1 2.2 48 30 AS — Australian Standard AS 2758.1 - 1998: 2.9 Lst 28.6 59 7.2 3.1 Green Head Size (mm) 6.8 208.520 4 12 28 25.9 Aggregates and rock for engineering purposes: 26.5 34.7 6.6 16.7 Munbinea 1.8 5.1 33.5 42.7 44.548 33.4 18 169 9 Part 1: Concrete aggregates 7.3 12 1 4.7 224.6 0.74.5 Island Point 3.6 4 Lst 27 12 9.3 0.8 RIVER 39.6 12.2 24 8 8 from 4.2 23 27.4 6.9 10 65.4 38.7 36.5 21.3 13.4 29.2 7.4 10 15.5 Lst 33.5 14 1.5 HILL Gvl 14 29.8 9.2 15 ROAD 1.70.9151.9 15.8 Lst MUNBINEA ROAD Lst Lst Sd COWALLA ROAD

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39 23 18 1 000m. Theme Data Currency Organization† 40 66 Basic raw materials 2014 Geological Survey of Western Australia, Department of Mines and Petroleum 66664040 OCEAN Sd Topography 2013 Landgate / Geoscience Australia

Gvl Contours 2006 Geological Survey of Western Australia, Department of Mines and Petroleum 23.7 ! VERNE HILL 35.3 CADDA ROAD Diagrammatic relationship of basic raw materials

! MOLAH HILL Mining tenements 2015 Mineral Titles Division, Department of Mines and Petroleum

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1 6 Sd 49.2 20.1 Gvl 26 † 33.8 Lst Ferricrete Grey sand WA State Government unless otherwise indicated 52.7 57.6 SCALE 1:200 000 ROAD 42.9 Limesand Lateritic gravel

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0 0 Lst 1 WINJA ROAD Limestone Sandplain sand and gravel 10.3 Kilometres 8.2 Alluvial sand and gravel Yellow sand UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTION Compiled by Geological Survey of Western Australia 2015 HORIZONTAL DATUM: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA 1994 VERTICAL DATUM: AUSTRALIAN HEIGHT DATUM Colluvial sand and gravel Cartography by I Lesiak Hardrock Grid lines indicate 40 000 metre interval of the Map Grid Australia Zone 50 Edited by F Eddison and K Greenberg Black Point CERVANTES 50 Eolian sand 39.6 Published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia The Map Grid Australia (MGA) is based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) GDA94 positions are compatible within one metre of the datum WGS84 positions Sd Lst This map is published in digital format (PDF) and is available online at . Copies are available from: Lsd RONSARD BAY Information Centre Lsd 34.7 Department of Mines and Petroleum RESOURCE POTENTIAL FOR LAND USE PLANNING 1.3 100 Plain Street, East WA 6004 CERVANTES 24.3 3.6 Phone: +61 8 9222 3459 F a x: +61 8 9222 3444 30°30' 30°30' Website: www.dmp.wa.gov.au/gswa E m ail: [email protected] Basic Raw Material Resources Sea level The recommended reference for this map is: Geological Survey of Western Australia 2015, Basic raw material resources, Green Head – Three Springs (1:200 000 scale): Geological Survey of Western Australia, Resource Potential for Land Use Planning. GREEN HEAD – THREE SPRINGS Disclaimer This mapping was produced to identify potential Basic Raw Material resources within close proximity of settlements between This product was produced using information from various sources. The Department of Mines and Petroleum (DMP) Green Head, Northampton and Morawa. The project received a funding contribution from the State Government of Western Australia and the State cannot guarantee the accuracy, currency or completeness of the information. DMP and the State through the Royalties for Regions Program. accept no responsibility and disclaim all liability for any loss, damage or costs incurred as a result of any use of or reliance on whether wholly or in part upon the information provided in this publication or incorporated into it by reference. © Western Australia 2015

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