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RB 58/00104 Summary report on the investigation of the Greenpatch jaspilite structure, southern Eyre Peninsula.
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Published: 01 Jan 1964
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RB 57/00096;Amdel 00289 Beneficiation of Warramboo drill core.
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Published: 01 Jan 1963
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RB 58/00019 Second geological report on Greenpatch jaspilite. Diamond drilling to 25/1/1964.
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Published: 01 Jan 1964
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RB 60/00025 Geological report no. 1 on Brennand anomaly, Hd Koppio, southern Eyre Peninsula, Cummins 1-mile sheet.
A potential iron ore deposit has been investigated in the upper horizon of jaspilite beds of the Hutchison Group, where a drag fold has caused a thickening of the jaspilite beds. Surface samples average 42.2% acid soluble iron. The deposit has a...-
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Published: 08 Feb 1965
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RB 60/00024 Report on the aeromagnetic anomalies near Mount Wood (Engenina, Balta and Ware 1-mile sheets).
Aeromagnetic anomalies mapped at Mount Woods and to the south were investigated for their iron ore potential by conducting a low-level aeromagnetic survey and by performing a geological reconnaissance and acquiring ground magnetic and gravity data....-
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Published: 08 Feb 1965
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RB 60/00042 Investigation of iron formations in the Mulgathing district.
Detailed geological mapping has identified a metamorphosed iron formation though to be equivalent to the Middleback Group of Eyre Peninsula. Four diamond drillholes have given complete intersections of the Mount Christie, Fingerpost Hill and George...-
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Published: 04 Mar 1965
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RB 60/00048 Ground magnetic and gravity survey of the Warramboo aeromagnetic anomaly, central Eyre Peninsula. Geophysical report no. 1.
The project followed a logical appraisal, from conducting high level aeromagnetics through low level aeromagnetics, ground geophysics, drilling and shaft sinking, to metallurgical testing. All geophysical methods used divide the anomaly into three...-
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Published: 16 Mar 1965
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RB 60/00054 Geological report no. 1 on the Oolanta anomaly, Hd Stokes, southern Eyre Peninsula (Cummins and Tumby 1-mile sheets).
10 miles north-west of Tumby Bay, a syncline of jaspilite, with a shallow southerly plunge, could contain 8-13 million tons of magnetic iron ore per vertical 100 feet. Unweathered jaspilite with magnetite occurs. Assessment of the potential of the...-
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Published: 16 Mar 1965
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RB 47/00084 Report on iron ore prospecting, SW area Middleback Range North district.
A zone of limonite and heamatite outcrops 4 miles long has been located on the lower southwestern slopes of the Northern Middleback Ranges. Detailed mapping, drilling and Costeaning have been commenced by the Department to evaluate the area. The area...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1958
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RB 42/00136 Progress report no. 13 on prospecting, north of Iron Knob racecourse area.
Footage and average assays are tabulated for iron ore intersected in drilling in the Racecourse Area to 4pm, 14 June 1956. Ten million tons of higher grade iron ore (56% Fe; 2.4% Mn; 8% Insol) and 5.5 million tons of lower grade ore (45% Fe; 1.4% Mn;...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1956
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RB 43/00082 Progress report no. 14 on prospecting north of Iron Knob racecourse area.
Nine million tons of higher grade (58.7% Fe, 1.6% Mn, 7.2% Insol.) plus 8.0 million tons of lower grade (47.8% Fe, 2.1% Mn, 18.0% Insol.) containing in all 9 million tons of metallic iron have been indicated. This shows an increase of 1.5M tons over...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1956
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RB 42/00030 Progress report no. 12 on prospecting, north of Iron Knob Racecourse area.
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Published: 01 Jan 1956
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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 46/00148 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 46/00101 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 80/00117 SADME Mount Painter diamond drilling - 1976 - Corelogs and petrographic descriptions.
The southern portion of the Mount Painter Inlier contains large volumes of granitic breccia of uncertain origin. 3 vertical exploratory diamond drillholes were sited near Mount Gee and Mount Painter to determine the depth of this breccia, and to...-
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Published: 01 Jun 1981
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RB 79/00028 Wilgena Hill jaspilite.
A strikingly attractive red and black banded iron formation of Proterozoic age outcrops at Wilgena Hill, 14 km east of Tarcoola. The iron formation is fine-grained, finely laminated and polishes to a high finish. Reserves of banded iron formation...-
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Published: 01 Jan 1979
