RB 46/00121 Tertiary and Pleistocene deposits on Eyre Peninsula.
Published: 01 Jan 1958 Created: 04 Nov 2024 Revised: 04 Nov 2024

Eocene paralic lignitic sands of a maximum known thickness of 380 feet occur in Cummins and Wanilla Basins. A thin deposit of mid-Tertiary limestone occurs at Fishery Bay. Pliocene limestones transgress on to Archaean basement at Fishery Bay and...

Eocene paralic lignitic sands of a maximum known thickness of 380 feet occur in Cummins and Wanilla Basins. A thin deposit of mid-Tertiary limestone occurs at Fishery Bay. Pliocene limestones transgress on to Archaean basement at Fishery Bay and are exposed in creeks in the Hundred of Poynton 12 to 20 miles south west of Whyalla. At least 80 feet of Pleistocene sandy clays underlie aeolianite at Sleaford Mere.

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Record No rb4600121
Topic Geoscientific Information
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Document Type Departmental Publication - Geological Survey Geoscience Publication
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Commodity coal
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Geographic Locality: Cummins;Fisherman Bay;Hd Mortlock, secn 79
Doc No: RB 46/00121

Geographic Locality: Cummins;Fisherman Bay;Hd Mortlock, secn 79 Doc No: RB 46/00121

Language English
Metadata Standard ISO 19115-3

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Persistent identifier https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/document/rb4600121
Citation Ludbrook, N.H. 1958. RB 46/00121 Tertiary and Pleistocene deposits on Eyre Peninsula. Departmental Publication - Geological Survey Geoscience Publication. Government of South Australia.
https://pid.sarig.sa.gov.au/document/rb4600121

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