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LAKE BALLARD

LAKE MARMION

LAKE MORIATY

LAKE GOONGARRIE

Lake Goongarrie

Jeedamya

Balarky Rock

ROUND HILL

RockO'Loughlin

Menzies

MOUNTMENZIES

MT OWEN

Yunndaga

KALGOORLIE _

MEEKATH

ARRA HIG

25 Mile Rocks

TONKIN ROAD

Goongarrie

COMETNMF 140

19 Mile Rocks

Mindanda

Niagara 24km Niagara 20km

Goongarrie 11km Kalgoorlie 93km Canegrass 32km

kmGinda

lbie 6

KALGOORLIE _ MEEKATHARRAHIGHWAY

TONKIN ROAD

Jeedamya

Menzies

Goongarrie

Mindanda

Saltbush T

Central T

Salt D (abd) Bullard TMyamin DMyamin T

Swamp D

Stewies T

Kirby W

Parks W

Sandalwood T

Mikes T

Mud Tank WT

Mike B Balarky B

Balarky W

Ghost W (abd)

Pothole D

Herberts T

Thompsons Folly D

PPatsie T

Yard T

Cock Robin T

PCock Robin W

Bitumen D

Jorgenson W

Gibby WT

Oliver Twist W

Oliver Twist T

Fullers B

TRyan T

Lake D

BDeep B (abd)

Breakaway D

Piccadilly W Red T

Jowett W

Alexandria B

Hillview D

6 Mile W

Moriaty W

South T

Day Corner T

White Quartz D

Margaret W

Comet W

Fortune B

Silvers D

East B

TDeadman Soak

Salt D

Granite D

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Cock Robin

European

Dublin Castle

GoodenoughFederal

Ag Ag Ag Ag Ab

LadySherryVictory

Robinson CrusoeAspasia

Wedderburn (First Hit)Flying Fish

FridayMENZIES

FlorenceAfricander Lady Shenton

TrueBlue

Kensington

Maranoa

Sunday Gift

Abs Ama

Golden AgeAlpha

Warrior

LadyHarriet

Springfield

Blow Fly

Princess Eva

Princess May

Black Jack

Lone Hand

Spion Kopp

Hills View

Pride of the Hills

AoAbs/As

Abs/As

As/Abs

Dunlop

Broughtonville

Queen'sBirthday

Lady Mack

Lady MargaretLake View

Ag AgAb

Agmc Agmc

COMET VALEHappy JackGladsome

Sand Queen

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

King Dam Anticline

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIA 1:100000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES

SHEET 3138

121^00'

29^30'

10' 20' 121^30'

29^30'

30^00'

121^30'20'10'

30^00'

121^00'

N.S.W.

A.C.T.

¦ Western Australia 1990

GRID / MAGNETIC

GRIDCONVERGENCE

1:100Ý000 maps shown in black

1:250Ý000 maps shown in brown

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

KilometresMetres

SCALE 1:100Ý000

MOUNT WALTER

NEARANGING

MULLINE

DUNNSVILLE

DAVYHURST

RIVERINA

BALLARD

KALGOORLIE

BARDOC

MENZIES

MELITA

KANOWNA

GINDALBIE

YERILLA

KURNALPI

MULGABBIE

EDJUDINA

PINJIN

YABBOO

MENZIES EDJUDINA

KALGOORLIE KURNALPI

SH 51-5

SH 51-9 SH 51-10

SH 51-6

LAKE CAREY MOUNT CELIAMOUNT MASON

Alluvium _ clay, silt, sand, and gravel in channels

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Evaporite interbedded with clay and sand in playas

Sand, silt and gypsum in stabilized dunes adjacent to playas

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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

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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

Porphyry, acid to intermediate, sill or dyke; plagioclase and amphibolite phenocrysts

Hornblende lamprophyre (spessartite) dyke

Diorite dyke

Apq unless otherwise indicated

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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,

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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

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Mafic intrusive rock; including dolerite, pyroxene-phyric dolerite, and gabbro

Gabbro, differentiated

Pyroxenite; occurs as coarse-grained tremolite rock

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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

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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)

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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................................................................................................................

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°

P. E. PLAYFORD

DIRECTOR, GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

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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A B C D E F G H

SEA LEVELSEA LEVEL

2km2km

4km4km

DIAGRAMMATIC SECTIONS

SHEET 3138

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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