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Margaret Lake View Ao Ab Ag Ag Ag Ab Ab Aud Agmc Agmc Agmc COMET VALE Happy Jack Gladsome Sand Queen Ag Ab Ag N O R T H C O O L G A R D I E M I N E R A L F I E L D M E N Z I E S D I S T R I C T N I A G A R A D I S T R I C T COMET VALE Gladsome Ab Bs Gr Sd 26 King Dam Anticline GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA 1:100000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES SHEET 3138 121^00' 29^30' 10' 20' 121^30' 29^30' 40' 50' 30^00' 121^30' 20' 10' 30^00' 121^00' 50' 40' Qld N.T. 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Tas. ¦ Western Australia 1990 GN MN GRID / MAGNETIC GRID CONVERGENCE TN 1:100Ý000 maps shown in black 1:250Ý000 maps shown in brown 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Kilometres Metres 1000 SCALE 1:100Ý000 2936 2937 2938 2939 3036 3037 3038 3039 3136 3137 3138 3139 3236 3237 3238 3239 3336 3337 3338 3339 3436 3437 3438 3439 MOUNT WALTER NEARANGING MULLINE DUNNSVILLE DAVYHURST RIVERINA BALLARD KALGOORLIE BARDOC MENZIES MELITA KANOWNA GINDALBIE BOYCE YERILLA KURNALPI MULGABBIE EDJUDINA ROE PINJIN YABBOO MENZIES EDJUDINA KALGOORLIE KURNALPI SH 51-5 SH 51-9 SH 51-10 SH 51-6 LAKE CAREY MOUNT CELIA MOUNT MASON Alluvium _ clay, silt, sand, and gravel in channels Óts Ótd Evaporite interbedded with clay and sand in playas Sand, silt and gypsum in stabilized dunes adjacent to playas Óc Óg Ós Ól Colluvium _ gravel, sand as sheetwash and talus Quartzo-feldspathic sand over granitoid rock Sandplain _ yellow sand, with limonitic pisoliths near base Laterite and reworked products, includes silicic cap on Aud Mafic and ultramafic dykes _ inferred from aeromagnetics Veins and dykes: p _ pegmatite; g _ granite; q _ quartz ñg ñgm ñgmc ñgmj ñgmg ñggo ñgt ñgn Granitoid rock Monzogranite; with K-feldspar megacrysts COMET VALE MONZOGRANITE: JORGENSON MONZOGRANITE: GOONGARRIE MONZOGRANITE: OLIVER TWIST MONZOGRANITE: Tonalite Granitoid gneiss; pervasively foliated, with horizontal to shallowly north-plunging mineral lineation; contains lenses of amphibolite and ultramafic schist on all scales ñpq ñpa ñpl ñpd Porphyry, felsic, sill or dyke; plagioclase and quartz phenocrysts Porphyry, acid to intermediate, sill or dyke; plagioclase and amphibolite phenocrysts Hornblende lamprophyre (spessartite) dyke Diorite dyke Apq unless otherwise indicated ñs ñc ñsh ñsg ñsp ñsc ñcw ñfs Sedimentary rock; may contain slate, and felsic and mafic schist Grey to black slate, and grey-white banded chert; including clastic sedimentary rock within volcanic units Greywacke and arkose; regularly layered; occurs as biotite-feldspar-quartz schist and minor slate Conglomerate, polymictic; matrix-supported; pebbles and boulders consist of mainly granitoid rock, and minor mafic schist and slate Grey to black slate and interlayered quartzo-feldspathic schist; including chert layers and lenses Chert and silicified slate within Asc; locally mylonitic and intense intrafolial folding Grey-white chert, finely layered or banded; locally quartz-hematite "banded iron-formation" grey to black slate, and overlain by banded chert Quartz-phyric muscovite schist, felsic volcaniclastic schist; locally andalusite-bearing and containing fuchsite clasts; interbedded with quartz-feldspar-muscovite schist, ñlf ñls Fuchsite-quartz and andalusite-quartz-fuchsite rock; massive, finely layered or complexly veined; locally interlayered with white chert and muscovite-quartz schist Fuchsite-quartz (-andalusite) rock with interlayered quartz-feldspar-muscovite schist and minor tremolite schist ño ñog ñox Mafic intrusive rock; including dolerite, pyroxene-phyric dolerite, and gabbro Gabbro, differentiated Pyroxenite; occurs as coarse-grained tremolite rock ñb ñbo ñbm ñbs ñbp ñba ñma ñmu Basalt; contains doleritic textured layers and lenses Basalt with ocellar texture; plagioclase-tremolite/actinolite schist Basalt with quenched pyroxene (-amphibole) texture; also ocellar-textured basalt with pillow structures; plagioclase-tremolite schist Basalt and fine-grained hornblende schist; extensive interlayered sedimentary rock (As) Basalt, porphyritic; medium- to coarse-grained plagioclase phenocrysts; locally extensive epidote Amphibolite, locallt basaltic or fine-grained doleritic texture preserved; local zoisite-rich layering Amphibolite, pervasively foliated; locally garnetiferous and quartz-rich layers Interleaved mafic and ultramafic schist; amphibolite, tremolite schist, talc-chlorite schist ñu ñuk ñud ñup ñur Ultramafic schist; including talc-chlorite (-carbonate) schist and tremolite-chlorite schist Komatiite; characterized by platy olivine spinifex texture; altered to tremolite-chlorite and serpentinite Massive ultramafic rock; serpentinized dunite and periodite (olivine cumulate) Massive serpentinized peridotite (olivine cumulate); minor pyroxenite, gabbro and fine-grained sedimentary rock, and talc-chlorite schist Tremolite schist; minor talc-chlorite (-carbonate) schist; local serpentinite lens; minor undeformed basalt (Abm) CAINOZOIC PROTEROZOIC ARCHAEAN Metamorphosed at greenschist-amphibolite transition facies and lower amphibolite facies Ôa Óts Ótd Óc Óg Ós Ól ìdy p q g ñg ñgm ñgmc ñgmj ñgmg ñgt ñgn ñpq ñpa ñpl ñpd ñs ñsh ñsg ñsp ñsc ñcw ñfs ñlf ñls ñc ño ñog ñox ñb ñbo ñbm ñbs ñbp ñba ñma ñmu ñu ñuk ñud ñup ñur ñggo Geological boundary accurate.......................................................................................................... interpreted, partly based on aeromagnetics............................................... Fault, inferred........................................................................................................ Shear zone, mostly concealed major............................................................................................................... minor............................................................................................................... based on aeromagnetics.............................................................................. Fold, showing plunge overturned anticline........................................................................................ minor fold........................................................................................................ Bedding inclined............................................................................................................ vertical............................................................................................................. Igneous layering inclined............................................................................................................ Dominant metamorphic foliation inclined............................................................................................................ vertical............................................................................................................. Strongly foliated domains.................................................................................... Cleavage, widely spaced inclined............................................................................................................ vertical............................................................................................................. Way-up indicator igneous layering or differentiation................................................................ sedimentary structure.................................................................................... Mineral lineation horizontal........................................................................................................ plunging.......................................................................................................... interpreted movement.................................................................................... Intersection lineation horizontal........................................................................................................ plunging.......................................................................................................... Fracture or joint inclined............................................................................................................ Air photo lineation foliation trend in greenstone......................................................................... fracture patterns in granite........................................................................... foliation trend (section).................................................................................. Mineral field district boundary............................................................................. Highway................................................................................................................. Formed road.......................................................................................................... Track....................................................................................................................... Fence, generally with track.................................................................................. Railway with siding............................................................................................... Townsite, population less than 1000.................................................................. Homestead............................................................................................................. Locality................................................................................................................... Microwave repeater site; building....................................................................... Horizontal control, major...................................................................................... Sand dune............................................................................................................. Breakaway............................................................................................................. Contour line, 20 metre interval............................................................................ Watercourse, ephemeral....................................................................................... Pipeline................................................................................................................... Bore........................................................................................................................ Well......................................................................................................................... Windpump.............................................................................................................. Dam........................................................................................................................ Tank........................................................................................................................ Mining centre......................................................................................................... Mine or open cut (gold unless otherwise indicated)......................................... Pit............................................................................................................................ Battery or treatment plant operating......................................................................................................... abandoned...................................................................................................... tailings............................................................................................................. Mineral exploration drill hole............................................................................... Interpreted subsurface lithology.......................................................................... Mineral occurrence Building stone................................................................................................. Gravel.............................................................................................................. Sand................................................................................................................ 47 40 80 80 38 15 78 are shown diagrammatically for the centre True north, grid north and magnetic north of the map. Magnetic north is correct for 1989 and moves westerly by 0.1° in about 20 years. ANGLE 0.4° 0.9° O G A V E Y W R N T A L I P. E. PLAYFORD DIRECTOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA E I C E S S R R G O L L E S T A A U U HON. JEFF CARR, M.L.A. MINISTER FOR MINES D.R. KELLY DIRECTOR GENERAL OF MINES TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTION Grid lines indicate 1000 metre interval of the Australian Map Grid Zone 51 FIRST EDITION 1990 Geology by: C.P. Swager and W.K. Witt, 1988 Cartography by the Surveys and Mapping Division, Department of Mines, Western Australia Topographic base (1974) supplied by the Department of Land Administration and modified from geological field survey (1988). Published by and available from the Geological Survey of Western Australia, Department of Mines, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, WA, 6004. Printed by the State Printing Division, Department of Services, Western Australia. ñgmg ñg ñb ñbo ñbs ñu ñs ñs ñs ñog ñs ñu ñpq ñpq ñgmg ñgmc ñb ñud ñsg ñsp ñsg ñsc ñsc ñc ñc ñu ñu ñu ñu ñu+ñma ñgm ñgn ñma ñb ñgmg ñu ñud ñuk ñur ñbm ñbm ñbm ñog ñbs ñs ñs ñs ñs ñfs ñfs ñfs ñsh ñsh ñsh ñg? ñgn ñgm ñma ñma ñb ñfs ñfs ñfs ñlf ñlf ñls ñls ñur ñur ñbm ñbm ñgn ñma ñma F H D E A B C A B C D E F G H SEA LEVEL SEA LEVEL 2km 2km 4km 4km DIAGRAMMATIC SECTIONS ? ? SHEET 3138 G unfoliated, mostly discordant contact with greenstones; late-tectonic, syn-D granitoid intense, contact-parallel foliation with steeply plunging mineral lineation; post-D to syn-D granitoid contains widely spaced regional foliation; forms core to regional (D ) anticlines; domal, pre- to syn-D granitiod contains minor monzogranite; strongly sheared contact with greenstone sequence
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Alluvium _ clay, silt, sand, and gravel in channels
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Sand, silt and gypsum in stabilized dunes adjacent to playas
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Quartzo-feldspathic sand over granitoid rock
Sandplain _ yellow sand, with limonitic pisoliths near base
Laterite and reworked products, includes silicic cap on Aud
Mafic and ultramafic dykes _ inferred from aeromagnetics
Veins and dykes: p _ pegmatite; g _ granite; q _ quartz
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Granitoid rock
Monzogranite; with K-feldspar megacrysts
COMET VALE MONZOGRANITE:JORGENSON MONZOGRANITE:GOONGARRIE MONZOGRANITE:OLIVER TWIST MONZOGRANITE:Tonalite
Granitoid gneiss; pervasively foliated, with horizontal to shallowly north-plunging mineral lineation; contains lenses of amphibolite and ultramafic schist on all scales
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Porphyry, felsic, sill or dyke; plagioclase and quartz phenocrysts
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Diorite dyke
Apq unless otherwise indicated
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Greywacke and arkose; regularly layered; occurs as biotite-feldspar-quartz schist and minor slate
Conglomerate, polymictic; matrix-supported; pebbles and boulders consist of mainly granitoid rock, and minor mafic schist and slate
Grey to black slate and interlayered quartzo-feldspathic schist; including chert layers and lenses
Chert and silicified slate within Asc; locally mylonitic and intense intrafolial folding
Grey-white chert, finely layered or banded; locally quartz-hematite "banded iron-formation"
grey to black slate, and overlain by banded chert
Quartz-phyric muscovite schist, felsic volcaniclastic schist; locally andalusite-bearing and containing fuchsite clasts; interbedded with quartz-feldspar-muscovite schist,
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Basalt; contains doleritic textured layers and lenses
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Basalt and fine-grained hornblende schist; extensive interlayered sedimentary rock (As)
Basalt, porphyritic; medium- to coarse-grained plagioclase phenocrysts; locally extensive epidote
Amphibolite, locallt basaltic or fine-grained doleritic texture preserved; local zoisite-rich layering
Amphibolite, pervasively foliated; locally garnetiferous and quartz-rich layers
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Komatiite; characterized by platy olivine spinifex texture; altered to tremolite-chlorite and serpentinite
Massive ultramafic rock; serpentinized dunite and periodite (olivine cumulate)
Massive serpentinized peridotite (olivine cumulate); minor pyroxenite, gabbro and fine-grained sedimentary rock, and talc-chlorite schist
Tremolite schist; minor talc-chlorite (-carbonate) schist; local serpentinite lens; minor undeformed basalt (Abm)
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Geological boundary
accurate..........................................................................................................
interpreted, partly based on aeromagnetics...............................................
Fault, inferred........................................................................................................
Shear zone, mostly concealed
major...............................................................................................................
minor...............................................................................................................
based on aeromagnetics..............................................................................
Fold, showing plunge
overturned anticline........................................................................................
minor fold........................................................................................................
Bedding
inclined............................................................................................................
vertical.............................................................................................................
Igneous layering
inclined............................................................................................................
Dominant metamorphic foliation
inclined............................................................................................................
vertical.............................................................................................................
Strongly foliated domains....................................................................................
Cleavage, widely spaced
inclined............................................................................................................
vertical.............................................................................................................
Way-up indicator
igneous layering or differentiation................................................................
sedimentary structure....................................................................................
Mineral lineation
horizontal........................................................................................................
plunging..........................................................................................................
interpreted movement....................................................................................
Intersection lineation
horizontal........................................................................................................
plunging..........................................................................................................
Fracture or joint
inclined............................................................................................................
Air photo lineation
foliation trend in greenstone.........................................................................
fracture patterns in granite...........................................................................
foliation trend (section)..................................................................................
Mineral field district boundary.............................................................................
Highway.................................................................................................................
Formed road..........................................................................................................
Track.......................................................................................................................
Fence, generally with track..................................................................................
Railway with siding...............................................................................................
Townsite, population less than 1000..................................................................
Homestead.............................................................................................................
Locality...................................................................................................................
Microwave repeater site; building.......................................................................
Horizontal control, major......................................................................................
Sand dune.............................................................................................................
Breakaway.............................................................................................................
Contour line, 20 metre interval............................................................................
Watercourse, ephemeral.......................................................................................
Pipeline...................................................................................................................
Bore........................................................................................................................
Well.........................................................................................................................
Windpump..............................................................................................................
Dam........................................................................................................................
Tank........................................................................................................................
Mining centre.........................................................................................................
Mine or open cut (gold unless otherwise indicated).........................................
Pit............................................................................................................................
Battery or treatment plant
operating.........................................................................................................
abandoned......................................................................................................
tailings.............................................................................................................
Mineral exploration drill hole...............................................................................
Interpreted subsurface lithology..........................................................................
Mineral occurrence
Building stone.................................................................................................
Gravel..............................................................................................................
Sand................................................................................................................
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True north, grid north and magnetic north
of the map. Magnetic north is correct for
1989 and moves westerly by 0.1° in about
20 years.
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DIRECTOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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HON. JEFF CARR, M.L.A.
MINISTER FOR MINES
D.R. KELLY DIRECTOR GENERAL OF MINES
TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTION
Grid lines indicate 1000 metre interval of the Australian Map Grid Zone 51
FIRST EDITION 1990
Geology by: C.P. Swager and W.K. Witt, 1988
Cartography by the Surveys and Mapping Division, Department of Mines, Western Australia
Topographic base (1974) supplied by the Department of Land Administration and modified
from geological field survey (1988).
Published by and available from the Geological Survey of Western Australia, Department of
Mines, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, WA, 6004.
Printed by the State Printing Division, Department of Services, Western Australia.
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G
unfoliated, mostly discordant contact with greenstones; late-tectonic, syn-D granitoid
intense, contact-parallel foliation with steeply plunging mineral lineation; post-D to syn-D granitoid
contains widely spaced regional foliation; forms core to regional (D ) anticlines; domal, pre- to syn-D granitiod
contains minor monzogranite; strongly sheared contact with greenstone sequence
