This mine was visited during an investigation into the barite resources of the State. A plane table survey was done in October 1954 by C.J.R. Kingsbury, the survey being tied into the section fences and an approximate reduced level taken from the Adelaide 1-mile sheet. As most of the underground workings are inaccessible the stope section has had to be constructed partly form the written descriptions in the Mining Reviews, and hence it is not accurate. The mine was originally mapped by the Assistant Government Geologist, R.W. Segnit, in December 1937 (M.R. 67), but on re-mapping, the structure appears less complicated than he visualised it. Later reports are descriptions by the Inspector of Mines (M.R. 68, p.64 and M.R. 69, P.61) and a laboratory test of the beneficiation of the ore (M.R. 68, P54).