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RB 70/00113 Reconnaissance of the lower boundaries of the Bulldog Shale and Coorikiana Sandstone in western portion of the Great Artesian Basin, SA.
In June and early July this year, I made two reconnaissance trips to the north of the state to map the western limits of portion of the Great Artesian Basin Sediments. The western extent of the Bulldog Shale (Freytag 1966) and the Coorikiana Sandstone...-
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Published: 24 Jul 1970
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RB 71/00130 Lower Cretaceous and Oligocene ages for two vertebrate finds.
Sample taken near an ichthyosaur skull west of Marree yielded an agglutinated foraminiferal fauna of Early Cretaceous (Aptian) age. The matrix of whale vertebra from north of Mount Gambier proved to be Gambier Limestone of Oligocene age.-
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Published: 19 Aug 1971
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RB 72/00029 Re-interpretation of structural contour plan of C horizon, top of Cadna-owie Formation, western Great Artesian Basin.
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Published: 01 Jan 1972
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RB 73/00096 Explanatory Notes for the GASON 1:250 000 geological map.
The Gason 1:250 000 sheet area is centred about 850 km north of Adelaide, in the South Australian portion of the Great Artesian Basin. The area mapped includes most of the Gason Dome, a gentle upwarp in a relatively flat-lying sequence of Mesozoic and...-
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Published: 12 Apr 1973
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RB 73/00161 Explanatory Notes for the NOOLYEANA 1:250 000 geological map.
The NOOLYEANA 1:250 000 sheet area lies in the northern portion of the Great Artesian Basin in South Australia. The area mapped includes the southern part of the Simpson Desert and the very northern end of Lake Eyre North. The oldest outcrops in the...-
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Published: 03 Jul 1973
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RB 73/00043 Explanatory Notes for the PANDIE PANDIE 1:250 000 geological map.
The PANDIE PANDIE 1:250 000 map area lies in the most northerly portion of the Great Artesian Basin in South Australia. The western half of the area is covered by the longitudinal dunes of the Simpson Desert, while the remainder is covered by (a) the...-
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Published: 14 Feb 1973
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RB 72/00157 Geological investigations, Tarcoola to Alice Springs railway, Tarcoola to Robin Rise section - Commonwealth Railways.
Geological investigations indicate that no major foundation problems are anticipated. Physical testing shows that most materials are suitable as fill. Saline groundwater is available for compaction but no water suitable for concrete or camp use has...-
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Published: 24 Aug 1972
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RB 74/00204 Sampling and measurement of Great Artesian Basin mound springs, South Australia. Progress report 1, Dalhousie Springs.
Discharge from visited springs in the Dalhousie area was estimated at .86 cumecs. There may be as much as .02 cumecs additional seepage through many smaller seeps in the area which were not visited. The spring waters were alkaline, with a pH varying...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1974
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RB 75/00002 Notes on the TARCOOLA 1:250 000 preliminary geological map.
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Published: 09 Jan 1975
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RB 75/00042 Tarcoola Alice Springs railway. Geological investigations - Robin Rise to Marla Bore, section (ref. 1971-8).
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Published: 01 Jan 1975
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RB 75/00048 Tarcoola-Alice Springs railway. Bridge sites - Robin Rise to Marla Bore, section reference 1971-8.
Safe bearing capacities and recommended footing depths for 18 minor bridge sites between Robin Rise and Marla Bore are presented in this report. Bearing capacities, in most cases presumed, range from 5 to 20 tons/ square foot (500 to 2 000 kN/m2)....-
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Published: 01 Jan 1975
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RB 73/00245 Explanatory Notes for the LAKE EYRE 1:250 000 geological map.
The LAKE EYRE 1:250 000 sheet area is located about 750 km north of Adelaide on the south-western margin of the Great Artesian Basin. The map area incorporates 15 950 square km, with Lake Eyre itself covering about half of this area. The oldest...-
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Published: 18 Oct 1973
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RB 74/00012 Commonwealth Railways - Tarcoola-Alice Springs railway (Robin Rise-Wintinna Hill section) progress report no. 5.
During the last drilling programme, six bores were drilled five of which were completed as water productive. The sixth (viz. Bore 30) is to be completed during the next drilling programme. As in progress report no. 4 the drilling target was the...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1974
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RB 74/00177 Progress report on the geology of the COOBER PEDY 1:250 000 sheet area (pre-Quaternary).
The Coober Pedy 1:250 000 sheet area (COOBER PEDY) is bounded by latitudes 29°S and 30°S and by longitudes 133°E and 135°E in the arid north of South Australia. The only town is the opal mining town of Coober Pedy on the northeastern margin of the...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1974
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RB 74/00178 Oodnadatta town bore 2. Well completion report.
Oodnadatta Town Bore 2 was drilled to supplement the water supply of Oodnadatta, and also to enhance the stratigraphic knowledge of the area. It was drilled to a total depth of 439.48 metres KB, and after pump testing achieved a flow rate of 3.4...-
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Published: 05 Sep 1977
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RB 73/00248 Explanatory Notes for the KOPPERAMANNA 1:250 000 geological map. Stratigraphic sections and comments on the Cenozoic rocks
The KOPPERAMANNA map area covers arid stony tableland and sandridge desert on the Birdsville Track, in the Great Australian Artesian Basin about 100 km north of Marree and to the east of Lake Eyre, South Australia. The Cooper Creek crosses the area...-
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Published: 22 Oct 1973
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RB 74/00028 Explanatory Notes for the POOLOWANNA 1:250 000 geological map.
The POOLOWANNA 1:250 000 sheet area is located about 1000 km north of Adelaide, in the extreme north of the South Australian part of the Great Artesian Basin. It is entirely covered by the central southern end of the Simpson Desert. The oldest mapped...-
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Published: 30 Jan 1974
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RB 75/00126 Foraminiferal biostratigraphy of an Aptian marine shale from Giddinna, MURLOOCOPPIE 1:250 000 sheet.
A sample of restricted-marine shale from a pit dug approximately 16 km northeast of Coober Pedy, towards the southwestern margin of the Great Artesian Basin, contains a microfauna of agglutinated foraminifera including the Aptian zonal species...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1975
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RB 75/00132 Tarcoola-Alice Springs railway. Engineering geology, Marla Bore to Baystone Bore section.
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Published: 01 Jan 1975
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RB 76/00036 Engineering soils survey, Stuart Highway, Coober Pedy area. Four Mile diggings to vermin-proof fence.
A series of 67 backhoe pits, excavated over a distance of 40km along one of the proposed routes of the new Stuart Highway northwest from Coober Pedy has indicated that the following materials are present: • An expansive clay (Callabonna Clay) up to...-
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Published: 16 Mar 1976