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HORIZONTAL DATUM: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA 1994
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIA 1:100Ý000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES SHEET 2255
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Claypan deposits on floodplains
Scree material composed of dolerite fragments
Eluvial sand over granitoid rocksEolian sand _ red-yellow wind-blown sand; local sand ridges
Dolerite dyke
Granite veinQuartz veinPyroxenite or pyroxene-rich dolerite dyke
Metadolerite
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Pyroxenite and pyroxene-rich gabbro; locally sulfidic; metamorphosed
Leucogabbro; metamorphosedMetadolerite
Metadolerite
Hornblende- and biotite-rich granitoid gneiss
Tonalite; metamorphosed
Scapolite-bearing calc-silicate schist
Plagioclase-phyric metabasalt
TremoliteÊchlorite schist
Alluvial sand, silt, and clay in floodplains
Alluvial sand, silt, and clay in floodplains, with gilgai surface in areas of expansive clay
Sheetwash sand, silt, and clay in distal outwash fans, with gilgai surface in areas of expansive clay
Colluvium _ sand, silt, and gravel in outwash fans and scree
Colluvium; dissected by recent drainage, with gilgai surface in areas of expansive clay
Residual clay containing rock fragments; dissected by present drainage; with gilgai surface in areas of expansive clay
Hornblende- and biotite-rich monzogranite; foliated
HornblendeÊbiotite tonalite to granite; foliated
Basaltic rock, undivided; metamorphosed
Ultramafic rock, undivided; metamorphosed
Saprolite related to weathering of a previous land surface; dissected by recent drainage
Gabbro and dolerite; metamorphosed
Unassigned gabbro; metamorphosed medium- to coarse-grained gabbro; foliated to massive
Leucogabbro; metamorphosed
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2770 Ma
2994 Ma
3114 Ma
3130 Ma3236 Ma
3068Ê2988 Ma
2925 Ma
QuartzÊfeldspar rock
Silicified ultramafic rock
Geological boundary
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Fold, showing axial trace and generalized plunge direction
Way-up indicator
Metamorphic foliation, showing strike and dip
Structural lineation, showing trend and plunge
Igneous layering (banding), showing strike and dip
Bedding, showing strike and dip
strike and dip estimated from aerial photography
with modifications from geological field survey
This map is also available in digital form
Western Australia Geological Survey, 1:100Ý000 Geological Series
the Information Centre, Department of Minerals and Energy, 100 Plain Street,Published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia. Copies available from
East Perth, WA, 6004. Phone (08) 9222 3459, Fax (08) 9222 3444
The recommended reference for this map is:
Topography from the Department of Land Administration Sheet SF 50-6, 2255,
Grey and white banded chert
Dacite to andesite; local pyroclastic units; metamorphosed
Rhyolite to andesite schist; includes sheared felsic volcanic and clastic sedimentary rocks
Felsic volcanic rock, undivided; metamorphosed
Felsic tuff; rhyolite to andesite composition; metamorphosed
Rhyolite; commonly schistose
Dolerite dyke
Maddina Formation
Tumbiana Formation
Kylena Formation
Hardey Formation
Mount Roe Basalt
Maitland Intrusion
Radio Hill Intrusion
Munni Munni Intrusion
North Whundo Intrusion
Yannery Granite
Amphibolite
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2717 Ma
2770 Ma
2925 Ma
Edited by N. Tetlaw and C. Brien
Alluvial sand and gravel in rivers and creeks; clay, silt, and sand in channels on floodplains
Alluvial calcrete; massive, nodular, and cavernous limestone; variably silicified
Residual ferricrete and ferruginous duricrust, and pisolitic ironstone on lateritic surface
Residual calcrete; massive, nodular, and cavernous limestone; variably silicified
Cartography by S. Coldicutt and B. Williams
2925 Ma
Banded grey monzograniteÊgranodiorite gneiss with xenoliths of mafic gneiss and sheets of leucocratic gneiss
Foliated and sheared metabasalt with sheared veins and sheets of microgranite and pegmatite
exposed.................................................................................................
concealed..............................................................................................
concealed, interpreted from aeromagnetic data...............................
inclined...................................................................................................
horizontal...............................................................................................
inclined............................................................................................
vertical....................................................................................................
inclined...................................................................................................
cross-bedding........................................................................................
inclined...................................................................................................
Isotopic age determination site with identification number.....................
Formed road.................................................................................................
Track.............................................................................................................
Railway.........................................................................................................
Fence, generally with track........................................................................
Powerline......................................................................................................
Homestead...................................................................................................
Building.........................................................................................................
Horizontal control; minor.............................................................................
Contour line, 20 metre interval...................................................................
Bore, Well.....................................................................................................
Tank..............................................................................................................
Opencut........................................................................................................
Quarry or pit.................................................................................................
Mineral occurrence......................................................................................
Asbestos, chrysolite..............................................................................
Building stone.......................................................................................
Copper...................................................................................................
Gold.......................................................................................................
Lead.......................................................................................................
Nickel.....................................................................................................
Platinum group elements.....................................................................
Silver......................................................................................................
Talc........................................................................................................
Zinc........................................................................................................
exposed.................................................................................................
Basalt and calcalkaline
(>1000 ppm; except for Ag >100 ppm; Au >500 ppb)
Cherratta GranitoidComplex3115 Ma
3125Ê
metamorphosed volcanicsUndivided mafic rocks; chiefly
ultramafic, and granitoid rocks
doleriteMetamorphosed gabbro and
Pipeline.........................................................................................................
0_15°.......................................................................................
Position doubtful..........................................................................................
Abandoned...................................................................................................
Printed by the Sands Print Group, Western Australia
Leucogabbro; metamorphosed
Pyroxenite, including websterite; metamorphosed
Pyroxenite; metamorphosed
Quartzofeldspathic schist; derived from volcanogenic sedimentary rock
2988 Ma3236Ê
Locality..........................................................................................................
anticline; exposed, concealed.............................................................
syncline; exposed, concealed.............................................................
*Stratigraphic correlation with Roebourne 1:100Ý000 Geological Series map
Alluvial gravel deposits; dissected by recent drainage
Colluvium _ dissected by recent drainage
Calcrete; developed on cemented colluvium derived from ultramafic rocks
Gabbro, and minor dolerite and leucogabbro; metamorphosed
Serpentinite; after peridotite
Gabbro, and minor dolerite and microgabbro; local norite and anorthosite; metamorphosed
Gabbro, and minor dolerite and microgabbro; local norite and anorthosite; metamorphosed
Chert, massive, minor chlorite, and opaque minerals
Strongly foliated amphibolite; metamorphosed basalt
Watercourse with ephemeral pool, waterfall.............................................
Microwave repeater station.........................................................................
Mine...............................................................................................................
Windpump.....................................................................................................Pyroxenite and gabbro dykes, metamorphosed
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volcanic rock
Sheetwash _ sand, silt, and clay in distal outwash fans
Colluvium derived from mafic rock, with gilgai surface in areas of expansive clay
Mixed granitoid rock and greenstone: magmatic injection and tectonic interleaving
2760 Ma
Amphibolite, metamorphosed mixed mafic,
Road material.......................................................................................
KOJAN, C. J., and HICKMAN, A. H., 2000, Pinderi Hills, W.A. Sheet 2255:
Rhyolite and dacite
Andesite and dacite
massive, vesicular, and amygdaloidal basalt and basaltic andesite, with minor andesite, dacite, and rhyolite
Basaltic andesite with minor basalt and andesite
High-Mg basalt
Siltstone and tuff
Dark grey sandstone and siltstone; local basalt
Dark grey siliceous stromatolitic dolomite and limestone, carbonate-rich tuff, mudstone, and siltstone; correlated with
Volcaniclastic sandstone with minor tuff and carbonate rocks
Basalt
Tuff and tuffaceous siltstone, commonly with accretionary lapilli; local coarse intermediate pyroclastic rocks; correlated with
felsic tuff and agglomerate, and felsic to intermediate volcaniclastic sandstone and conglomerate; local abundant accretionary lapilli
sandstone, conglomerate, siltstone, shale, and tuff
Medium- to coarse-grained, poorly sorted sandstone, siltstone, and minor shale and conglomerate; local felsic tuff
Tuff and tuffaceous sandstone; minor conglomerate
Polymictic conglomerate
massive, vesicular, and glomeroporphyritic basalt
Andesite and dacite
Basaltic breccia
Laminated shale, siltstone, and poorly sorted tuffaceous sandstone
Polymictic conglomerate and sandstone
(Interpreted bedrock geology only)
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Mineral exploration drillhole showing subsurface data...........................
Fault, showing relative displacement
SCALE: = 2
fine-grained ultramafic lava; abundant quartz xenocrysts
Cooya Pooya Dolerite
fine- to medium-grained, nonfoliated monzogranite; amphibole replaced by chlorite; anomalously magnetic
syenogranite to tonalite; locally porphyritic and generally foliated; gneissic granitoid contains mafic xenoliths
Porphyritic syenogranite and monzogranite; metamorphosed
Syenogranite and monzogranite; locally biotite-rich, foliated
fine- to medium-grained dolerite;local xenoliths of quartzite
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Munni Munni Intrusion
North Whundo Intrusion
Radio Hill Intrusion
CHERRATTA GRANITOID COMPLEX:
YANNERY GRANITE:
Maitland Intrusion
MADDINA FORMATION:
TUMBIANA FORMATION
HARDEY FORMATION:
MOUNT ROE BASALT:
Meentheena Member
Mingah Member
Coolajacka Member:
COOYA POOYA DOLERITE:
Monzogranite and granodiorite; locally foliated
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GRID / MAGNETIC
GRIDCONVERGENCE
True north, grid north and magnetic north
are shown diagrammatically for the centre
of the map. Magnetic north is correct for
2 years.
2000 and moves easterly by about 0.1° in
TN
1:100Ý000 maps shown in black
1:250Ý000 maps shown in brown
SHEET INDEX
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GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA
GDA94 positions are compatible within one metre of the datum WGS84 positions
Reference points to align maps based on the previous datum, AGD84, have been placed near the map corners
DIAGRAMMATIC SECTIONS
Serpentinite; after peridotitePyroxenite; metamorphosed
Gabbro, and minor dolerite and leucogabbro; metamorphosed
INTERPRETED BEDROCK GEOLOGY
Granitoid dyke; monzogranite to quartz diorite; intrusive into
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SEA LEVEL
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SEA LEVEL
1 km
2 km
EDCBA
KYLENA FORMATION:
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Hornfelsed felsic volcanic and sedimentary rock
Lyre Creek Member:
massive or amygdaloidal basalt, basalticandesite, and dacite; local high-Mg basalt and rhyolite
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GEOLO
G IC A L SURVEY
WE
ST
E R N A U S T RA
LIA
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
DAVID BLIGHT, DIRECTOR
DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS
AND ENERGY
L.C. RANFORD, DIRECTOR GENERAL
GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA
MINISTER FOR MINES
PRODUCT OF THE NATIONAL
GEOSCIENCE MAPPING ACCORD
HON. NORMAN MOORE, M.L.C.