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RB 44/00032 Report on prospect no. 1, South Iron Queen, south area Middleback Range and north district.
A small area of coarse haematite floaters were tested by scout boring to determine the origin of the haematite. The boring proved the material to be a scree deposit probably from an eroded ore body further up the slope to the north of Prospect No. 2.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1957
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RB 45/00046 Report no. 3 iron ore prospecting, Cooyerdoo, SSE area Iron Knob district.
At a cost of 0.9d. per ton, 27 percussion holes aggregating 2280 feet have disclosed 1 and a quarter million tons of limonite assaying possibly 50% Fe, 3% Mn, 9% Insolubles. Further ore occurs in the immediate vicinity and northerly in the Cooyerdoo...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1957
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RB 45/00118 Final report on iron ore prospecting, Corunna area, Iron Knob district.
In an area of limited basement outcrop located between 2 and 5 miles north-northwest of Iron Knob township, the Department's surface traverse channel sampling (969'), percussion boring (643’) and diamond drilling (1270’) tested a low grade...-
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Published: 04 Dec 1957
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RB 46/00019 Geophysical prospecting for iron ore at Prospect no. 5, Middleback Range North district, southwest area.
The results of gravity and magnetic surveys over Prospect No. 5 display trends which can be interpreted in more than one way. From results of previous drilling, a number of small gravity anomalies appear to be associated with iron ore, which a larger...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 46/00011 Mineragraphy of the Radium Hill uranium deposits.
The Radium Hill uranium mine is located approximately 60 miles S.W. of Broken Hill. The deposits are of hypogene metosomatic origin, and represent replacement lode deposits along anticlinal axial plane shears in folded Archean gneisses. Lode...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1957
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RB 46/00150 Geophysical prospecting for iron ore at Prospect no. 6, Middleback Range North district, southwest area.
An uncompleted gravity survey over Prospect No. 6 suggests that there may be an association between the gravity anomalies and a massive limonite orebody. Further gravity work is recommended to enable greater confidence in interpretation.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 46/00148 Progress report no. 1 on iron ore prospecting, southwest area, Middleback Range North district.
A zone of limonite and haematite outcrops 4 miles long has been located on the lower south-western slopes of the North Middleback Range. Detailed mapping, drilling and costeaning have been completed by the Department to evaluate the area. The area has...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 46/00153 Principal iron ore deposits of Western Australia.
The following combined observations were made during a brief visit of inspection to the principal iron ore occurrences in Western Australia by the South Australian Director of Mines, Mr T.A. Barnes, Senior Geologist, Mr G.F. Whitten, and Mining...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 46/00179 Iron ore (potential) near Radium Hill. Preliminary statement.
Extensive deposits of medium-high grade stratiform iron ores occur in the Radium Hill area. Deposits readily amenable to open cut mining occur over large areas, in beds ranging to 60 feet in width and varying considerably in the content of...-
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Published: 20 Feb 1951
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RB 46/00101 Gravity and magnetic traverses over aeromagnetic anomalies near Cowell, Eyre Peninsula.
Vertical magnetometer and gravity meter traverses have been run over anomalies disclosed by aeromagnetic surveys near Cowell on Eyre Peninsula. The presence of a very large quantity of magnetic rock, denser than the surrounding rocks and thus...-
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Published: 21 Mar 1958
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RB 46/00184 Trial blasting with ammonium nitrate and diesel oil at Iron Knob.
The use of ammonium nitrate mixed with carbon as an explosive has been pioneered in the United States of America. Advantages: The advantages are that ammonium nitrate can be freighted in bags by rail, truck, or ship similarly to superphosphate at much...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 47/00113 Progress report no. 2 and proposals for testing, Braemar ironstone deposits.
This report summaries the preliminary examination of the northeast area of the Braemar Ironstone Deposit. Nine detailed cross-sections have been prepared. Revised tonnage estimates for Razorback Ridge have been made, namely 109 million tons above...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 48/00154 Gravity and magnetic traverses over aeromagnetic anomaly - Hundred of Carina.
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Published: 01 Jan 1960
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RB 46/00212 Iron ore deposit, Koppio.
A deposit of ironstone, reported on by R.K. Johns (D.M. 1183/55, G.S. 364) was inspected, further samples have been taken, and a section through the deposit has been drawn. No further action is recommended.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1959
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RB 47/00080 Haematite deposit, section 5 Hundred of Campoona.
Two high grade hematite orebodies reported by R.L. Jack (Bulls, 3 and 9, Geological Survey of South Australia) were located and mapped on Section 5, Hundred of Campoona. Samples were taken for petrological examination and assay. No further action is...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1960
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RB 47/00081 Progress report no. 1 on Braemar ironstone deposits.
The Sturtian iron formation in the Braemar – Manunda District, 30-40 miles south of Yunta, is being examined as a possible future source of iron ore. Iron occurs as matrix in tillite and as bedded magnetite-hematite-quartzite. One deposit known as...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 47/00098 Iron ore exploration. First report on overseas visit.
This report lists deposits visited, summarises exploration techniques investigated and recommends briefly an iron ore exploration policy for the immediate future. It will be supplemented by later reports.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 47/00099 Iron ore prospecting, sections 17 and 19 Hundred of Kelly.
An outcrop of hematite quartzite reported by prospector Morley on Sections 17 and 19, Hundred Kelly, was inspected. Surface chip samples were taken for assay over 5 outcrops. No further action is recommended at this stage.-
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Published: 01 Jan 1960
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RB 47/00109 Overseas impressions on iron ore development in Sweden, Canada and USA. Appendix no. 3 to observations on mining industry in North Sweden and North America, June-Sep 1958.
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 83/00009 Magnetic fraction of a sand near Moomba.
The heavy mineral fraction of an alluvial sand south of Moomba contains fine black magnetic grains. X-ray diffraction and electron probe analyses show that the magnetic grains have a hexagonal crystal structure intermediate between that of hematite...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1983