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! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! " " " " ! ! ! " ! ! ! ! ! " " ! ! ! ! " ! ! ! " Maun Sowa Kang Keng Kanye Orapa Werda Lotse Tutume Tonota Serowe Mosopa Kasane Sepupa Gumare Esha 1 Esha 6 Tshane Ghanzi Sekoma Xaoxwe Thamaga Palapye Mochudi Lobatse Muhembo Seronga Motokwe Khakhea Shakawe Jwaneng Gaborone Tlokweng Bobonong Ramotswa Ngarange Etsha 13 Nokaneng Lokgwabe Hukuntsi Lehututu Sehithwa Tshabong Makopong Kokotsha Xamshiko Mmadinare Mahalapye Mabutsane Letlhakane Molepolole Shishikola Francistown Selebi-Phikwe Tshootsha (Kalkfontein) THE PRE-KALAHARI GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA 1997 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT, LOBATSE Geophysical Information provided by D.I. Koosimile and H. Koketso T.P. MACHACHA, MSc., DIRECTOR GEOLOGY COMPILED BY R.M. KEY, PhD. Anglo American Corporation Botswana, De Beers Exploration Botswana, Debswana Botswana Diamond Company, Kalahari Exploration, MPH, Trillion Botswana, Water Resources Botswana, Water Surveys Botswana and Wellfields Botswana provided data from their respective mineral exploration programmes. The geological map of Western Ngamiland is based on a Compagnie G n rale de G ophysique draft geological interpretation map of their 1996/1997 aeromagnetic survey of Western Ngamiland. l l l l l l l l l Eastern limit of damara folding 5b Maitengwe Vumba Tati Matsitama 3 5a 1 Ma Mf Kraaipan Fragment unit 5d 9b Ts 5b X 9a 2 6 8 7 R 2 4 / 3 CHOBE ALLUVIUM ZIMBABWE MABABE DEPRESION MAGIKWE SAND RIDGE OKAVANGO ALLUVIUM ALLUVIUM FROM SOUTH AND WEST AHA HILS NAMIBIA G HA N ZI R I D GE MAKGADIKGADI DEPRESION NTWETWE PAN GIDIKWE SAND RIDGE KIBARAN LUFILIAN ARC IRUMIDES ZAM BEZI B E L T MAGONDI ZIMBABWE GREAT DYKE CRATON LIMPOPO BELT MAHALAPE OKWA BELT DAMARA CONGO CRATON Walvisbay NAMA BASIN KHEIS BELT KAAPVAAL CRATON O RA NGE RI V ER-N A M A Q U A -N A T AL BEL T CAPE FOLD BELT Cape town Significant Mesoprotero-zoic tecteno-thermal activity in this belt Maputo MOZAMBIQUE BELT dominant age of each Terrane. Precambrian Tectonic Terrane (Phanerozoic) Neoproterozoic Mesoproterozoic Palaeoproterozoic Archaean é é Produced in the Department of Geological Survey K.C. MAthule and R.N. Mokgosi, Cartographers Merged by S. Mogapi, Cartographer Vector edited by K.D. Kgosiesele, Cartographer Published by the Director with the authority of the Ministry of Mineral Energy and Water Resources Topography based on the information supplied by the Department of Surveys and Mapping, Gaborone Copies of this map are obtainable from the Director of Department of Geological Survey, Private Bag 14, Lobatse Republic of Botswana Tropic of Capricon TOPOGRAPHICAL LEGEND International boundary City Town or large Village Small village Main road Secondary road Railway River ! " ! OTHER GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION Fault Dyke Infered fault Mine Shear Shear zone Thrust, tooth on upper plate ~ ~ + é 18° S 20° E 21° E 22° E 23° E 24° E 25° E 26° E 27° E 28° E 29° E 30° E 18° S 19° S 20° S 21° S 22° S 23° S 24° S 25° S 26° S 27° S 30° E 29° E 28° E 27° E 26° E 25° E 24° E 23° E 22° E 21° E 20° E 19° E 27° S 26° S 25° S 24° S 23° S 22° S 21° S 20° S 19° S Kilometers 0 40 80 120 160 200 Scale 1:1 500 000 Kilometers 0 170 340 510 Scale 1: 9 000 000 Plate Boundary Zone between Limpopo Belt and Zimbabwe craton The Limpopo Belt has undergone severe Palaeoproterozoic re-working Neoproterozoic rocks on? Weakly deformed Paleoproterozoic crust Orogenesis of Neoproterozoic & Neoproterozoic Damara Mesoproterozoic rocks Palaeoproterozoic Eburnian Terranes Archaean Terranes with exposed greenstones Palaeoproterozoic Archaeam ? ? ? Major Mafic Complexes Rakops Xade Tshane Molopo Farms Modipe Major Pre-Karoo tectonic terranes and major mafic-complexes Okwa Belt Nosop- Ncojane Basin Passarge Basin Kihabe complex Kwando complex Ghanzi-Chobe Belt Kheis Belt Gweta Belt Mahalape Belt ? Congo craton Limpopo Belt * Zimbabwe Craton Kaapvaal Craton The post-Karoo deposits of the Kalahari Desert area of Botswana. Key Pre-Kalahari Group outcrops Alab or sief crests Major shoreline and ridges Major area with calcrete at outcrop or Lacustrine deposits Distribution limit of most of the major calcrete rimmed pans Alluvium Transverse dune fields LEGEND Orange, red or white sandstone, locally calcareous with reddish siltstone increasingly common downwards Interbedded coal, carbonaceous siltstone and mudstone and white poorly cemented arkosic sandstone and rare tonstein Assorted glacial deposits including diamictite, very thinly laminated siltstone (varvite) and sandstone Felsite, quartzite, siltstone, volcaniclastic sedimentary rock, arkosic sandstone, mudstone, limestone Basal quartzite (Black Reef Quartzite), dolomitic limestone, chert, minor limestone, ironstone (Ti), variably carbonaceous siltstone and shale Interbedded reddish quartzite, shale variably manganiferous and carbonaceous siltstone with chert, limestone, ironstone, andesitic volcanics (Tv) and breccia (Tb) OT Tl Lu Ti Tu Tb Reddish, locally manganiferous sandstone, quatzite, conglomirate, andesitic lava and tuff, shale Flood basalt, variably amygdaloidal with minor siliciclastic sedimentary interbeds and lenses Breccio-conglomerate, variably calcareous sandstone and siltstone OK Ps DN KB KE KL Kvd Kv KD Tv Undifferentiated intrusive and/or extrusive Karoo dolerite/basalt Karoo volcanics Karoo volcanics Upper karoo Lebung Group Supegroup Beaufort Group Ecca Group Dwayka Group Nama Group Okwa Group Shoshong Formation Lotsane Formation Tswapong Formation Moeng Formation Selika Formation Twee River Sandstone Formation Palla Sandstone Formation Ramotlabaki Siltstone Formation Masama Sandstone Formation Lokgalo Sandstone Formation Mannyelanong Hills Formation Nnywane & Mogobane Formation Kanye Formation METAMORPHIC ROCKS (ALTERED EXTRUSIVE ROCKS AS WELL AS METAMORPHIC ROCKS OF UNCERTAIN ORIGIN). DZm Weakly metamorphosed, greenish-grey arkosic sandstone and siltstone, mudstone and rhythmite with Cu-Ag DZd Various ages Aha Hills formation Mamuno Formation D'kar Formation Ngwako Pan Formation Chinamba Hills Formation Jurassic (c180 Ma) Triassic to Jurassic Lower Karoo Supegroup Permian to Lower Triassic Carboniferous to Early Permian Neoproterozoic & or cambrian Neoproterozoic &/or cambrian Palapye Group Palapye Group Undifferentited Waterberg Group Palaeoproterozoic Waterberg Group Palaeoproterozoic Otse Group Upper Transvaal Supergroup LowerTransvaal Supergroup Neoarchaen & Palaeoproterozoic Lobatse Group Neoarchaaean (c 2781 Ma) Precambrian Kwando Complex ?<550 Ma)? Roibok Group ? Neoproterozoic ? Neoproterozoic Undifferentiated Ghanzi Group Neoproterozoic Ghanzi Group Chihabadum Complex ? Neoproterozoic Pale grey, non-carbonaceous siltstone, mudstone and thin limestone Weakly metamorphosed purple-red arkosic sandstone, limestone and siltstone Reddish sandstone, conglomerate and micaceous siltstone with minor shale and breccia Rhyolitic volcanics, breccio-conglomerate, siltstone, mudstone and shale Dolomitic limestone, ironstone, chert, sandstone, quartzite, conglomerate Varicoloured, micaceous siltstone and shale Reddish sandstone, quartzite, conglomerate, ironstone, shale and siltstone Shale, siltstone and limestone Reddish, siliciclastic sedimentary rocks, mostly sandstone and conglomerate Sandstone Arkosic sandstone and quartzite Reddish-purple to pink, weakly calcareous shale, siltstone and fine-grained sandstone Reddish arkosic sandstone, quartzite, greywacke, siltstone, conglomerate and shale Reddish siltstone with thin mudstone and shale Reddish sandstone and conglomerate Homogeneous felsite Granitic gneiss, granite, amphibole-gneiss, migmatite and metadolerite Dolomitic marble and chert Amphibolite, magnetite-schist and granitic gneiss Weakly metamorphosed purple-red to greenish grey, siliciclastic sedimentary rocks Weakly metamorphosed, purple arkosic sandstone Metamorphosed calcareous sandstone and siltstone Igneous and meta-igneous rocks Metadolerite Pg Pl Pt Pm Wu Wt Wp Wr Ws Wl Lk md WC OA RB DZu DZn DZc CH Dolerite sheet and stock GM *G Assorted metasedimentary (siliciclastic and carbonate) rocks including prominent ironstones (i). Areas with negative magnetic signature(XAn) shown to highlight structure QM Ferruginous and micaceous quartzite, quartz-mica-schist, metamorphosed conglomerate, minor shale, phyllite, sandstone and ironstone (i) TS XA XAn 'G i Metamorphosed rhyolitic and basaltic volcanics and volcaniclastic sedimentary rocks (SKs) SK Sks Granitic gneiss Metamorphosed arkosic sandstone, limestone, shale, mudstone, ironstone Ironstone Porphyritic, locally gneissic granite Gneissic granite Kgwebe Formation Goha Hills Formation UNMETAMORPHOSED INTRUSIVE ROCKS Diorite (H Monzonite) M N H X Undifferentiated migmatite Meta -ultramafic rock Meta-gabbro Meta-anorthositic rock Unexposed metamorphic rocks of uncertain lithology Norite (includes:Gaborone Granite Complex Hk: kubung complexes Hu) D (includes: Modipe Gabbro Eu) (includes: Gaborone Granite GG: Mmathethe Granite GA: Timbale Granite Gr Mahalapye Granite GM: Kubu island Granite Gk) (includes: Segwagwa Complex Syw Semarule Syenite Sys) (includes: Lower, Molopo Farms Complex Um) Kimberlite and related explosive intrusive rocks Dolirite dyke Various ages from Precambrian to Cretaceous Various ages mostly Jurassics (Late karoo) Various ages ?Archaean Various ages from Archaean (Pre-2781 Ma-Modipe Gabbro) to Jurassic (Late Karoo Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic Precambrian Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic Konaka group ? Neoproterozoic Sinclair Group Goha Hills Formation ? Palaeoproterozoic Tsodilo Hills Group Xaudum Group ? Palaeoproterozoic ? Palaeoproterozoic Palaeoproterozoic Palaeoproterozoic (c2000 Ma) Palaeoproterozoic Archaean Archaean Archaean Archaean Archaean Archaean Archaean Quangwadum Group Olifants hoek Group Okwa Complex Mabuasehube Group Griqualand West Supergroup (includes: Seoka Adamellite*Gs) (includes: Mahalapye Migmatite, Xm) Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic Archaean Archaean Archaean Precambrian Gabbro Granite Felsite Dolomitic marble and poorly exposed granitic gneiss Metamorphosed rhyolitic volcanic S and volcanistic sedimentary rocks with chert White to reddish quartzite with minor shale and ironstone (i) Porphyritic felsite, granite, granitic gneiss, microgranite and metadolerite Banded, quartzofelpathic gneiss Undifferentiated metasedimentary rock Meta-felsic volcanic rock Undifferentiated greenschist facies metavolcanic rock Paragneiss? Amphibolite Granitic dyke Syenite Undifferentiated Ultrabasic W REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA U Sy G F E G Xg mA mE v r m h g OC OS KK KKg Wm Sg

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Page 1: THE PRE-KALAHARI GEOLOGICAL MAP OF THE ... Gelogical Map...Botswana, Water Resources Botswana, Water Surveys Botswana and Wellfields Botswana provided data from their respective mineral

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Tutume

Tonota

Serowe

Mosopa

Kasane

Sepupa

Gumare

Esha 1Esha 6

Tshane

Ghanzi

Sekoma

Xaoxwe

Thamaga

Palapye

Mochudi

Lobatse

Muhembo

Seronga

Motokwe

Khakhea

Shakawe

JwanengGaborone

Tlokweng

Bobonong

Ramotswa

Ngarange

Etsha 13

Nokaneng

Lokgwabe

HukuntsiLehututu

Sehithwa

Tshabong

Makopong

Kokotsha

Xamshiko

Mmadinare

Mahalapye

Mabutsane

Letlhakane

Molepolole

Shishikola

Francistown

Selebi-Phikwe

Tshootsha (Kalkfontein)

THE PRE-KALAHARIGEOLOGICAL MAP OF

THE REPUBLIC OF BOTSWANA1997

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DEPARTMENT, LOBATSE

Geophysical Informationprovided by D.I. Koosimile and H. Koketso

T.P. MACHACHA, MSc., DIRECTORGEOLOGY COMPILED BY R.M. KEY, PhD.

Anglo American Corporation Botswana, De Beers Exploration Botswana,Debswana Botswana Diamond Company, Kalahari Exploration, MPH, TrillionBotswana, Water Resources Botswana, Water Surveys Botswana andWellfields Botswana provided data from their respective mineral explorationprogrammes.The geological map of Western Ngamiland is based on a Compagnie G nrale de G ophysique draft geological interpretation map of their 1996/1997aeromagnetic survey of Western Ngamiland.

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Eastern limit of damara folding

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DEPRESIONMAGIKWE

SAND RIDGE

OKAVANGOALLUVIUM

ALLUVIUM FROMSOUTH AND WEST

AHAHILS

NAMIBIA

GHANZI RIDGE

MAKGADIKGADIDEPRESION

NTWETWEPAN

GIDIKWE SANDRIDGE

KIBARAN

LUFILIAN ARC

IRUMIDES

ZAMBEZI BELT

MAGONDI

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SignificantMesoprotero-zoictecteno-thermalactivity in this belt

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dominant age of each Terrane.

Precambrian Tectonic Terrane

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Neoproterozoic

Mesoproterozoic

Palaeoproterozoic

Archaean

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Produced in the Department of Geological SurveyK.C. MAthule and R.N. Mokgosi, CartographersMerged by S. Mogapi, CartographerVector edited by K.D. Kgosiesele, CartographerPublished by the Director with the authority of theMinistry of Mineral Energy and Water Resources

Topography based on the information supplied by theDepartment of Surveys and Mapping, GaboroneCopies of this map are obtainable from theDirector of Department of Geological Survey,Private Bag 14, LobatseRepublic of Botswana

Tropic of Capricon

TOPOGRAPHICAL LEGENDInternational boundaryCityTown or large VillageSmall villageMain roadSecondary roadRailwayRiver

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OTHER GEOLOGICAL INFORMATIONFaultDykeInfered faultMineShearShear zoneThrust, tooth on upper plate

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20° E 21° E 22° E 23° E 24° E 25° E 26° E 27° E 28° E 29° E 30° E

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Kilometers0 40 80 120 160 200Scale 1:1 500 000

Kilometers0 170 340 510Scale 1: 9 000 000

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Plate Boundary Zone betweenLimpopo Belt and Zimbabwe craton

The Limpopo Belt has undergone severePalaeoproterozoic re-working

Neoproterozoic rocks on?Weakly deformed

Paleoproterozoic crust

Orogenesis of Neoproterozoic &Neoproterozoic Damara

Mesoproterozoic rocks

Palaeoproterozoic5cEburnian Terranes

Archaean Terranes

with exposed greenstones

Palaeoproterozoic

Archaeam

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Major Mafic ComplexesRakops

Xade

Tshane

Molopo Farms

Modipe

Major Pre-Karoo tectonic terranes and major mafic-complexes

Okwa Belt

Nosop- Ncojane Basin

Passarge Basin

Kihabe complex

Kwando complex

Ghanzi-Chobe Belt

Kheis Belt

Gweta Belt

Mahalape Belt

? Congo craton

Limpopo Belt *

Zimbabwe Craton

Kaapvaal Craton

The post-Karoo deposits of the Kalahari Desert area of Botswana. Key

Pre-Kalahari Group outcrops Alab or sief crests

Major shoreline and ridges Major area with calcrete at outcrop or

Lacustrine deposits Distribution limit of most of the major calcrete rimmed pans

Alluvium Transverse dune fields

LEGEND

Orange, red or white sandstone, locally calcareous with reddish siltstone increasingly common downwards

Interbedded coal, carbonaceous siltstone and mudstone and white poorly cemented arkosic sandstone and rare tonsteinAssorted glacial deposits including diamictite, very thinly laminated siltstone (varvite) andsandstone

Felsite, quartzite, siltstone, volcaniclastic sedimentary rock, arkosic sandstone, mudstone, limestone

Basal quartzite (Black Reef Quartzite), dolomitic limestone, chert, minor limestone, ironstone (Ti), variably carbonaceous siltstone and shale

Interbedded reddish quartzite, shale variably manganiferous and carbonaceous siltstonewith chert, limestone, ironstone, andesitic volcanics (Tv) and breccia (Tb)

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Reddish, locally manganiferous sandstone, quatzite, conglomirate, andesitic lava and tuff, shale

Flood basalt, variably amygdaloidal with minor siliciclastic sedimentary interbeds and lenses

Breccio-conglomerate, variably calcareous sandstone and siltstone

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Undifferentiated intrusive and/or extrusive Karoo dolerite/basalt Karoo volcanics

Karoo volcanics Upper karoo

Lebung Group Supegroup

Beaufort Group

Ecca Group

Dwayka Group

Nama Group

Okwa Group

Shoshong Formation

Lotsane Formation

Tswapong Formation

Moeng Formation

Selika Formation

Twee River Sandstone Formation

Palla Sandstone Formation

Ramotlabaki Siltstone Formation

Masama Sandstone Formation

Lokgalo Sandstone Formation

Mannyelanong Hills Formation

Nnywane & Mogobane Formation

Kanye Formation

METAMORPHIC ROCKS (ALTERED EXTRUSIVE ROCKS AS WELL AS METAMORPHIC ROCKS OF UNCERTAIN ORIGIN).

DZm

Weakly metamorphosed, greenish-grey arkosic sandstone and siltstone, mudstone and rhythmite with Cu-AgDZd

Various ages

Aha Hills formation

Mamuno Formation

D'kar Formation

Ngwako Pan Formation

Chinamba Hills Formation

Jurassic (c180 Ma)

Triassic to Jurassic

Lower KarooSupegroup Permian to Lower Triassic

Carboniferous to Early Permian

Neoproterozoic & or cambrian

Neoproterozoic &/or cambrian

Palapye Group Palapye Group

UndifferentitedWaterberg Group Palaeoproterozoic

Waterberg Group

Palaeoproterozoic

Otse Group

Upper TransvaalSupergroupLowerTransvaalSupergroup Neoarchaen & Palaeoproterozoic

Lobatse Group Neoarchaaean (c 2781 Ma)

Precambrian

Kwando Complex ?<550 Ma)?

Roibok Group

? Neoproterozoic

? Neoproterozoic

UndifferentiatedGhanzi Group

Neoproterozoic

Ghanzi Group

Chihabadum Complex ? Neoproterozoic

Pale grey, non-carbonaceous siltstone, mudstone and thin limestone

Weakly metamorphosed purple-red arkosic sandstone, limestone and siltstone

Reddish sandstone, conglomerate and micaceous siltstone with minor shale and breccia

Rhyolitic volcanics, breccio-conglomerate, siltstone, mudstone and shale

Dolomitic limestone, ironstone, chert, sandstone, quartzite, conglomerate

Varicoloured, micaceous siltstone and shale

Reddish sandstone, quartzite, conglomerate, ironstone, shale and siltstone

Shale, siltstone and limestone

Reddish, siliciclastic sedimentary rocks, mostly sandstone and conglomerate

Sandstone

Arkosic sandstone and quartzite

Reddish-purple to pink, weakly calcareous shale, siltstone and fine-grained sandstone

Reddish arkosic sandstone, quartzite, greywacke, siltstone, conglomerate and shale

Reddish siltstone with thin mudstone and shale

Reddish sandstone and conglomerate

Homogeneous felsite

Granitic gneiss, granite, amphibole-gneiss, migmatite and metadolerite

Dolomitic marble and chert

Amphibolite, magnetite-schist and granitic gneiss

Weakly metamorphosed purple-red to greenish grey, siliciclastic sedimentary rocks

Weakly metamorphosed, purple arkosic sandstone

Metamorphosed calcareous sandstone and siltstone

Igneous and meta-igneous rocks

Metadolerite

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Dolerite sheet and stock

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Assorted metasedimentary (siliciclastic and carbonate) rocks including prominent ironstones (i).Areas with negative magnetic signature(XAn) shown to highlight structure

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Metamorphosed rhyolitic and basaltic volcanics and volcaniclastic sedimentary rocks (SKs)SKSks

Granitic gneiss

Metamorphosed arkosic sandstone, limestone, shale, mudstone, ironstone

Ironstone

Porphyritic, locally gneissic granite

Gneissic granite

Kgwebe Formation

Goha Hills Formation

UNMETAMORPHOSED INTRUSIVE ROCKS

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Undifferentiated migmatite

Meta -ultramafic rock

Meta-gabbro

Meta-anorthositic rock

Unexposed metamorphic rocks of uncertain lithology

Norite

(includes:Gaborone Granite Complex Hk: kubung complexes Hu)

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(includes: Modipe Gabbro Eu)

(includes: Gaborone Granite GG: Mmathethe Granite GA: Timbale Granite GrMahalapye Granite GM: Kubu island Granite Gk)

(includes: Segwagwa Complex Syw Semarule Syenite Sys)

(includes: Lower, Molopo Farms Complex Um)

Kimberlite and related explosive intrusive rocks

Dolirite dyke

Various ages from Precambrian to Cretaceous

Various ages mostly Jurassics (Late karoo)

Various ages

?Archaean

Various ages from Archaean (Pre-2781 Ma-Modipe Gabbro) to Jurassic (Late Karoo

Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic

Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic

Precambrian

Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic

Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic

Konaka group? Neoproterozoic

Sinclair GroupGoha Hills Formation

? PalaeoproterozoicTsodilo Hills Group

Xaudum Group ? Palaeoproterozoic

? Palaeoproterozoic

Palaeoproterozoic

Palaeoproterozoic (c2000 Ma)

Palaeoproterozoic

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Quangwadum Group

Olifants hoek Group

Okwa Complex

Mabuasehube Group Griqualand WestSupergroup

(includes: Seoka Adamellite*Gs)

(includes: MahalapyeMigmatite, Xm)

Archaean & Palaeoproterozoic

Archaean

Archaean

Archaean

Precambrian

Gabbro

Granite

Felsite

Dolomitic marble and poorly exposed granitic gneiss

Metamorphosed rhyolitic volcanic S and volcanistic sedimentary rocks with chert

White to reddish quartzite with minor shale and ironstone (i)

Porphyritic felsite, granite, granitic gneiss, microgranite and metadolerite

Banded, quartzofelpathic gneiss

Undifferentiated metasedimentary rock

Meta-felsic volcanic rock

Undifferentiated greenschist facies metavolcanic rock

Paragneiss?

Amphibolite

Granitic dyke

Syenite

Undifferentiated Ultrabasic

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