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IS S23 Importance of fractured rock aquifers (Historical reference only)
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RB 05/00117 Report on the Spring Creek mine (in the Hundred of Gregory).
Because of the presence of considerable tonnages of remnant high grade oxidised copper ore above the water table in the Spring Creek mine, the SA Government is keen to see a resumption of working of the lodes on a business-like basis, and herein...-
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Published: 07 Mar 1916
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RB 2018/00025 Mintabie opal resource evaluation: Current value of opal resources and projected value of undiscovered resources.
A detailed spatial analysis recently performed by the Geological Survey of South Australia (GSSA) shows that at Mintabie, after approximately 40 years of mining carried out to look for opal, an area totalling less than 2 square km has been...-
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Published: 01 Aug 2018
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RB 2018/00014 PACE Initiative, Theme 2, drilling collaboration between government and industry. Year 1 [and 2] successes - drillcore display, PIRSA Core Library, October 12 2005. Accompanying handbook.
Drill cores from the following PACE collaborative drilling projects were included in the display: - DPY2-02 - RMG Services Pty Ltd, EL 2879 - DPY2-32 - Hillgrove Resources Limited, ML 5776 (Kanmantoo) - DPY2-28 - Terramin Australia Ltd, EL 2839...-
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Published: 12 Oct 2005
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RI 057 Cambrian Sediment-hosted Exhalative Base Metal Mineralisation, Kanmantoo Trough, South Australia
A deformed and metamorphosed succession of sandstone, greywacke, siltstone and shale which accumulated in the Early Cambrian Kanmantoo Trough hosts a number of exhalative base and precious metal deposits. This sequence is apparently devoid of...-
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RI 051 Andamooka Opal Fields The Geology of the Precious Stones Field and The Results of the Subsidised Mining Program
Since discovery of the opal field in 1930, Andamooka, 640 km by road north of Adelaide, has been a major world producer of precious opal. All workable opal at Andamooka has been found in the Marree Formation, a sequence of marine sediments of...-
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RI 041 Hydrocarbon Potential of Western Murray Basin and Infrabasins
The Murray Basin is a shallow, saucer-shaped Tertiary basin covering an area of 120 700 square miles extending from the western foot of the Snowy Mountains in New South Wales and Victoria to the Mount Lofty Ranges in South Australia. Geophysical work...-
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RI 052 Geological Investigations Tarcoola-Alice Springs Railway
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RI 054 Engineering Geology of Little Para Dam
Details a comprehensive investigation for constructing a decked rock fill dam, 53 metres high, impounding a reservoir of 21000 ML capacity. The report also includes discussion of the suitability of the proposed quarry and water treatment works site,...-
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RI 050 Eocene to Miocene Stratigraphy of the Willunga Embayment
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MR 002 Short review of mining operations in the State of South Australia during the half-year ended June 30th, 1904
Articles include reports on: Copper: Wallaroo and Moonta, Paramatta and Yelta, Hamley, Blinman, Burra Burra; Kapunda, Prince Alfred, Lynda, Mutooroo , Paull's, Clara St. Dora and Mount Fitton South Mines, Gold: Tarcoola, Petersburg Mount Torrens,...-
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MR 001 Short review of mining operations in the State of South Australia during the year 1903
The total value of South Australian mineral production during the year 1903 maybe estimated at £520,000 Articles include: Copper: Paramatta and Yelta mines; Burra Mine; Kapunda mine Gold: the most important gold-mining district during the past year...-
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MR 003 Review of mining operations in the State of South Australia during the half-year ended December 31st, 1904
Articles and summaries are provided for the following: Copper: Wallaroo and Moonta, Paramatta and Yelta, Hamley, Moonta, Blinman, Burra Burra, Kapunda, Sweet Nell (North-West), Mount Gunson (North-West), Prince Alfred, Lynda Mines Gold: Mount...-
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MR 005 Review of mining operations in the State of South Australia during the year ended June 30th, 1906
Articles and summaries are provided for the following: Copper: Wallaroo and Moonta, Paramatta and Yelta, Hamley, Burra Burra, Kapunda, Blinman, Mount Gunson (North-West), Prince Alfred Mines Gold: Kings Bluff. Mount Torrens, Peterborough, Tarcoola,...-
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SP 026 Record of Mines of South Australia 1908 - Fourth Edition (complete)
This publication is a detailed compilation of authentic early history mining operations in South Australia published in 1908. The first compilation which can be regarded as an authentic history of mining operations in South Australia is contained in...-
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SP 012 Echunga Goldfield (also RB 83/00042)
History, including historical newspaper reports and points of interest along Echunga and Jupiter Creek Diggings walking trails.-
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RB 55/00124; Amdel 00205 Phosphate deposits, Kapunda. Production of phosphoric acid.
At least 90% of the phosphate was leached with either nitric, hydrochloric or sulphuric acids. Products unsuitable for the surface preparation of steel. The most promising outlet would be for upgrading the P2O5 content of super phosphate fertilizer.-
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Published: 01 Oct 1962
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RB 2020/00025 South Australia mineral regulation report, 2019–20.
The Department for Energy and Mining (DEM) is the state government agency responsible for the administration, management and regulation of South Australia’s mineral resources industry. egislation governs the access to land and the regulation of...-
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RI 029 S.A.G. Fortville No. 3 Well Completion Report
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RI 030 The Construction Sand Industry in the Adelaide Metropolitan Area
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