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118°0' 118°0' 117°50' 117°50' 117°40' 117°40' 117°30' 117°30' 27°0' 27°0' 27°10' 27°10' 27°20' 27°20' 27°30' 27°30' W.A. Qld N.T. S.A. N.S.W. Vic. Tas. A.C.T ñBRtg-gm ñPOg-f ñSDcr-mgg ñAN-mg ñPOm-b ñGLw-bk ñGLw-bk ñTU-mg ñPOm-b ñANct-gtl ñSDB-mg ñANC-mg ñAN-mg ñSDB-mg ñgYMU ñBRga-gm ñPOw-mhs ñPOg-fa ñPOm-b ñPOm-b ñTU-mg ñJUcl-mgms ñPOm-mb ñPOm-mb ñPOm-mb ñPOm-b ñTU-mg ñAN-mg ñGLw-f ñPOm-mukt ñJU-mgms ñBRtg-gm ñSDY-xony-any ñPOw-mhs ñJU-mgms ñPOg-f ñTU-mg ñPO-xmb-mf ñANgn-od ñPOw-sf ñSDB-mg ñPOw-sf ñSDY-xony-any ñGLr-s ñAN-mg ñPOm-mb ñGLr-s ñPOg-f ñANC-mg ñPOm-mb ñmapsYMU ñANC-mg ñSDY-xony-any ñPOg-mfs ñANC-mg ñANC-mg ñmusYMU ñGLr-ssq ñJU-mgms ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñSDB-mg ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñANC-mg ñPOm-mhs zq ñANC-mg ñJU-xmgn-mws ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñAN-mg ñPOw-cib ñSDY-xony-any ñSDY-od ñPOm-b ñPOw-fr ñmoaYMU ñPOm-mb ñPOm-mb ñGLw-b ìod ìod ìod ìod ìod ìod ìod ìod ìod zq ñPOc-mi ñPOw-cib ñPOw-cib ìod ìod ìod ñBRga-gm ñBRtg-gm ñJU-xmgn-mws ñJU-mgms ñJUcl-mgms ñPOc-mi ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñmapsYMU ñmoaYMU ñmusYMU Dolerite dyke, sill or plug Quartz vein or pod Metagranite interleaved with subordinate foliated, metamafic rock Foliated biotite metamonzogranite Granitic rock, undivided Metamonzogranite to granodiorite Chlorite–tremolite(–talc) schist Amphibolite Ultramafic schist ñGLw-f ñGLw-b ñGLw-bk ñGLw-bs ñGLw-mus Felsic volcanic rock, including andesite, dacite and rhyolite Mafic volcanic rocks Komatiitic basalt with local pyroxene spinifex texture Pyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and local basalt Ultramafic schist ñGLr-s ñGLr-ssq Clastic sedimentary rocks Quartz-rich sandstone Metabasalt and felsic metavolcanic rock ñPOw-mhs ñPOw-fr ñPOw-sf ñPOw-cib Schistose pelite and psammite Quartz-porphyritic rhyolite Mudstone, siltstone, and sandstone Banded iron-formation and ferruginous banded chert Deformation Event 2 (D2) Deformation Event 1 (D1) Wattagee Formation Ryansville Formation Wilgie Mia Formation Greensleeves Formation ñPOg-mfs ñPOg-f ñPOg-fa Felsic schist derived from volcanic rock Andesitic to rhyolitic volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks Andesite Meekatharra Formation ñPOm-mhs ñPOm-mb ñPOm-b ñPOm-mukt Schistose pelite and psammite Metamafic rock Mafic volcanic rock dominant Talc–carbonate(–chlorite–serpentine) schist Coodardy Pool Formation Walganna Suite Bald Rock Supersuite Jungar Suite Tuckanarra Suite Glen Group Polelle Group Murchison Supergroup ñSDB-mg ñSDcr-mgg ñSDY-xony-any ñSDY-od Layered mafic–ultramafic intrusive rocks Dolerite Metagranite ñANct-gtl ñANC-mg Gnanagooragoo Igneous Complex Metagranite Cue Tonalite Annean Supersuite Cullculli Suite Austin Downs Supersuite Yalgowra Suite Big Bell Suite Murchison Domain Crossroads Granodiorite Garden Rock Monzogranite Telegootherra Monozogranite Chunderloo Monzogranite Metatonalite, metagranodiorite, and metatrondhjemite Quartzite and metamorphosed iron formation Metamorphosed iron formation Youanmi Terrane YILGARN CRATON ñGLw-b ñGLr-s ñPOg-f ñGLw-f ñSDY-od ñgYMU ñTU-mg ñPOw-fr ñSDB-mg ñAN-mg ñANC-mg ñPOm-b ñPOw-sf zq ñANct-gtl ñPOg-mfs ñPOm-mb ñANgn-od ñBRtg-gm ñGLw-mus ñJU-mgms ñmusYMU ñPOw-mhs ñmoaYMU ñPOm-mhs ñBRga-gm ñSDcr-mgg ñPOm-mukt ñmapsYMU ñPOg-fa ñJUcl-mgms ñPO-xmb-mf ñGLw-bs ñGLw-bk ñGLr-ssq ñSDY-xony-any ñPOc-xmtq-mi ìod ñJU-xmgn-mws ñPOw-cib ñPOc-mi Murchison Domain Youanmi Terrane YILGARN CRATON Colluvial units C§f C§g C§q Sheetwash units W§f W§l W§c Wf Alluvial units A¢ A¤ A§ A¹ Ak Lacustrine units L¤ L¥e¨ L§ L¨k L² Lk L®k¤ L¥1 Eolian unit E¦q Lacustrine unit, first generation L¥2 Residual or relict units R´f R´fp¨ R´zz Rμg Rμl R´gp¨ Rk Rkp¨ ñBRG-gyh ñBRga-gm ñBRtg-gm ñBRtg-gmdv ñBRtg-gmv Deformation Event 2 (D 2: 2665–2640 Ma) ñmzqYMU ñgmapYMU C ñJU-xmgn-mws ñJU-mgmm ñJU-mgms ñJUcl-mgms Deformation Event 1 (D 1: 2676–2665 Ma) ñTU-mgg ñTU-mgm ñTU-mgml ñTU-gmap ñmapsYMU ñmaxYMU ñmoaYMU ñmwasYMU ñmusYMU ñodYMU WATTAGEE FORMATION ñGLw-mfs ñGLw-mlv ñGLw-fa ñGLw-fd ñGLw-bk ñGLw-bko ñGLw-bs RYANSVILLE FORMATION ñGLr-mhs ñGLr-sf ñGLr-ssq WILGIE MIA FORMATION ñPOw-mhs ñPOw-sl ñPOw-st ñPOw-ssq ñPOw-cib ñPOw-fr GREENSLEEVES FORMATION ñPOg-mhs ñPOg-mlv ñPOg-mfs ñPOg-mfds ñPOg-fn ñPOg-fa ñPOg-fdt ñPOg-frmb MEEKATHARRA FORMATION ñPOm-xmba-mgp ñPOm-mhs ñPOm-mb ñPOm-mba ñPOm-mban ñPOm-mbas ñPOm-mbb ñPOm-mbbs ñPOm-mbby ñPOm-mbm ñPOm-mbmh ñPOm-mbms ñPOm-fnl ñPOm-bb ñPOm-bbo ñPOm-bk ñPOm-bko ñPOm-bs COODARDY POOL FORMATION ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñPOc-xmtq-maps ñPOc-mi ñPOc-mtq Dolerite dyke, sill or plug; fine- to medium-grained dolerite and gabbro Quartz vein or pod; massive, crystalline, or brecciated; age uncertain Hornblende syenite; contains amphibolite inclusions monzogranite to syenogranite; undeformed monzogranite to syenogranite; undeformed, but with common igneous flow fabrics Muscovite-bearing pegmatitic monzogranite to syenogranite; undeformed Muscovite-bearing monzogranite; medium to coarse grained; undeformed Fine-grained porphyritic monzogranite, as dykes; weakly metamorphosed; locally foliated Metagranite interleaved with subordinate, foliated, metamafic rock; gneissic banding developed locally Muscovite metagranite; medium to coarse grained, equigranular; foliated Foliated biotite metamonzogranite; minor metagranodiorite, metasyenogranite, and pegmatite; fine to coarse grained; locally gneissic biotite metamonzogranite; commonly with abundant K-feldspar phenocrysts/porphyroclasts; well foliated to mylonitic; may include amphibolite lenses Foliated metagranodiorite; medium grained to K-feldspar porphyritic Metamonzogranite; medium to coarse grained, K-feldspar porphyritic; foliated Medium-grained, leucocratic metamonzogranite; foliated Quartz and feldspar porphyritic, fine-grained monzogranite; locally foliated Chlorite–tremolite(–talc) schist derived from peridotite Metapyroxenite; medium grained; deeply weathered Amphibolite; medium to coarse grained; derived from dolerite and gabbro Strongly foliated amphibolite and amphibolite schist; commonly also lineated Ultramafic schist Dolerite; medium grained; massive, locally weakly deformed; metamorphosed Quartz–sericite schist derived from felsic volcanic rock; metamorphosed Light- to dark- grey slate; yellow weathering; highly fissile; metamorphosed Fine-grained, intermediate volcanic rock; weakly metamorphosed Dacite; massive, fine to medium grained; locally plagioclase-phyric; weakly metamorphosed Komatiitic basalt with local pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosed Pillowed komatiitic basalt with common pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosed Pyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and local basalt; locally variolitic; weakly metamorphosed Schistose pelite and psammite; local biotite porphyroblasts and minor bands of felsic volcaniclastic rock Siltstone and fine- to coarse-grained sandstone; common graded bedding; local fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed Quartz-rich sandstone; common fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed Ultramafic schist; commonly deeply weathered Chert-pebble to boulder conglomerate; generally well sorted; weakly metamorphosed Schistose pelite and psammite with local biotite porphyroblasts Siltstone; massive to faintly bedded with fine-grained sandstone; local fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed Sandstone; fine to coarse and locally graded; weakly metamorphosed Quartz-rich sandstone; common fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed Banded iron-formation and ferruginous banded chert; minor jaspilite and hematite-rich rock; minor volcaniclastic sandstone; metamorphosed Quartz-porphyritic rhyolite; weakly deformed and metamorphosed Schistose pelite and psammite; locally contains biotite porphyroblasts White to grey slate; highly fissile; locally grades to fine-grained sandstone Felsic schist derived from volcanic rock; commonly deeply weathered Dacitic schist; locally feldspar (and quartz) porphyritic; rare graded bedding Felsic volcanic and volcaniclastic rock, undivided; metamorphosed; commonly deeply weathered and kaolinized Andesite; massive to fragmental, with siliceous clasts; pale grey weathering, silicified Grey, dacite and dacitic volcaniclastic rocks; commonly with plagioclase phenocrysts; locally vesicular; weakly metamorphosed Crystal-vitric rhyolite breccia and volcaniclastic sandstone; locally foliated; weakly metamorphosed Amphibolite derived from basalt with sheared metapegmatite veins; strongly transposed, foliated, lineated, and folded; minor meta iron-formation Schistose pelite and psammite with local biotite porphyroblasts Metamafic rock; generally fine to medium grained; foliated to schistose Amphibolite derived from basalt; massive to foliated and/or lineated Amphibolite gneiss derived from basalt; commonly well foliated and lineated Amphibolite schist derived from basalt; fine to medium grained; commonly also lineated Metabasalt; generally fine grained and massive; locally pillowed and/or vesicular Strongly foliated metabasalt and local amphibolite Mylonitic metabasalt; fine grained to very fine grained; commonly lineated Metakomatiitic basalt; massive to pillowed with local hyaloclastite; with fracture cleavage, or foliated Metakomatiitic basalt breccia; includes rounded, vesicular pillow fragments to 30 cm and monomict volcaniclastic conglomerate; undeformed to foliated Fine-grained ultramafic schist derived from komatiitic basalt; local talc–carbonate rock; commonly deeply weathered Felsic volcaniclastic siltstone; locally grades to fine-grained volcaniclastic sandstone; weakly metamorphosed Basalt; massive to weakly foliated; locally pillowed and/or vesicular; metamorphosed Pillowed basalt; locally fractured to foliated; weakly metamorphosed Komatiitic basalt; locally pillowed and/or variolitic; fractured to locally foliated; weakly metamorphosed Pillowed komatiitic basalt; local fine pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosed Pyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and minor basalt; locally variolitic; metamorphosed Quartzite and metamorphosed iron formation; well foliated Quartzite with interlayered metaperidotite schist Metamorphosed iron formation; weakly layered; strongly foliated Quartzite; medium grained; foliated felsic volcaniclastic rocks and banded iron-formation; local quartzite; widely intruded by layered gabbroic to periodotite sills; metamorphosed (section only) YALOGINDA FORMATION: ñANct-gtl ñANC-mgtn ñANC-mgta ñANC-mgga ñANC-mg ñAN-gmap ñAN-mgtn ñAN-mgn ñAN-mgmu ñAN-mgms ñAN-mggs ñAN-xmgn-mgm ñAN-xmgm-mfs ñAN-xmggs-gmd ñAN-xmg-mba GNANAGOORAGOO IGNEOUS COMPLEX: ñSDY-ad ñSDY-ap ñSDY-ax ñSDY-ogy ñSDY-ogl ñSDY-og ñSDY-od ñGLw-mus ñGLr-scc ñPOm-mukt Talc–carbonate(–chlorite–serpentine) schist derived from ultramafic volcanic rock; commonly deeply weathered and lateritized MURROULI BASALT: strongly foliated metabasalt and local amphibolite ñSDB-mgm ñSDB-mgms ñSDB-mgmu ñSDcr-mgg ñSDcr-mggn ñSDcr-xmgm-gmp leucocratic tonalite; medium to coarse grained; metamorphosed Tonalitic gneiss; medium grained; strongly foliated Metatonalite with hornblende phenocrysts and common, small, elliptical mafic xenoliths Hornblende-bearing metagranodiorite with minor metatonalite; contains scattered, small, mafic xenoliths Metatonalite, metagranodiorite, and metatrondhjemite; typically hornblende bearing, and with common mafic clots Fine-grained granite, commonly as dykes in greenstones; quartz (and feldspar) porphyritic to locally even grained; locally schistose Fine-grained biotite tonalite gneiss; includes crosscutting younger phases and pegmatites Medium-grained granitic gneiss; locally muscovite bearing; strongly foliated K-feldspar and quartz porphyritic biotite metamonzogranite; strongly foliated Foliated biotite metamonzogranite, with local K-feldspar phenocrysts; common pegmatite veins Biotite metagranodiorite; strongly foliated; commonly with pegmatite and leucogranite veins Medium-grained biotite granite gneiss cut by sheets of metamonzogranite; varies to migmatitic gneiss Foliated metamonzogranite with slivers and rafts of fine-grained felsic schist Medium-grained, foliated to gneissic metagranodiorite with abundant pegmatite veins Foliated, heterogeneous metagranite with dismembered trains of amphibolite xenoliths; commonly with abundant pegmatite Biotite metamonzogranite; generally leucocratic; commonly foliated (section only) Metamonzogranite; locally quartz porphyritic; strongly foliated K-feldspar megacrystic biotite metamonzogranite; strongly foliated metagranodiorite; commonly foliated Biotite metagranodiorite; strongly foliated; commonly with pegmatite veins and other intrusive granitic phases Pegmatite-layered metamonzogranite gneiss Dolerite; weakly metamorphosed and locally weakly foliated Gabbro; massive to weakly foliated; local dolerite, quartz gabbro, and gabbronorite; weakly metamorphosed Gabbro; fine to medium grained, with compositional layering; weakly metamorphosed Pyroxenite; medium to coarse grained; weakly metamorphosed Peridotite; fine to medium grained; serpentinized and locally foliated Dunite, with local relict cumulate texture; serpentinized 2820 Ma c. c. 2800 Ma 2800–2760 Ma c. 2761 Ma 3 2752–2735 Ma 2735–2725 Ma 2725 Ma c. 2676 Ma 2665–2640 Ma c. 2623 Ma c. 2617 Ma 1 GARDEN ROCK MONZOGRANITE: TELEGOOTHERRA MONZOGRANITE: CHUNDERLOO MONZOGRANITE: PHANEROZOIC PROTEROZOIC ARCHEAN Murchison Supergroup Norie Group Polelle Group Glen Group Tuckanarra Suite Jungar Suite Bald Rock Supersuite Walganna Suite Austin Downs Supersuite Yalgowra Suite Big Bell Suite Cullculli Suite Colluvium derived from different rock types; includes gravel, sand, and silt Colluvial footslope deposits containing ferruginous gravel and reworked ferruginous duricrust Colluvial footslope containing quartzofeldspathic gravel, sand, and silt commonly derived from granite and associated weathering products Quartz-vein debris on colluvial footslope Clay, silt, and sand with abundant ferruginous grit on sheetflood fan Clay, silt, and sand on sheetflood fan; local ferruginous gravel Very low gradient sheetflood deposits, with numerous claypans; includes sand and silt Clay, silt, and sand sheetwash deposits, with abundant ferruginous grit Clay, silt, sand, and gravel on alluvial plains Clay, silt, sand, and gravel in fluvial channels Clay, silt, and sand on floodplains Alluvial fan deposits; includes gravel, sand, and silt Calcrete and carbonate-cemented alluvium in fluvial channels Clay and silt in lakes and localized depressions Lithified and unconsolidated gypsum and clay, in mounds and dunes adjacent to playa lakes Freshwater lakes, commonly surrounded by swamps Bedded carbonate, silt, and clay deposits in shallow lakes adjacent to streams and rivers Saline and gypsiferous evaporite deposits, clay, silt, and sand in playa lakes Calcrete and carbonate deposits within lake systems Calcareous lake deposit; predominantly cemented calcite Dune and lake deposits; active systems within and adjacent to playa lakes; non-vegetated or poorly vegetated Eolian sand, in sheet deposits and dunes; iron-stained Stabilized dunes within and adjacent to playa lakes; typically vegetated Ferruginous duricrust, massive to rubbly; includes iron-cemented reworked products Ferruginous duricrust, massive to rubbly; derived from granitic rocks; includes iron-cemented reworked products Silcrete; cobbles of silicified rock in silica cement Quartzofeldspathic sand, commonly over granite Yellow sand with minor pisolitic laterite, ferruginized silcrete, silt, and clay; common on low plateaus associated with weathered granite Undivided residual or relict material; mainly ferruginous and quartzofeldspathic duricrust over deeply weathered granite; minor kaolinized rock; includes mottled and leached zones of weathering profile Residual calcrete and nodular carbonate deposits; includes reworked carbonate products Calcrete and nodular carbonate, developed over deeply weathered granite; includes reworked carbonate products dolerite; medium grained with local fine- and coarse-grained layers; Metamorphosed hydrothermal vein quartz; sucrosic, recrystallized texture; locally foliated and/or lineated 2815–2800 Ma CROSSROADS GRANODIORITE: CUE TONALITE: ñodYMU zq ñmzqYMU ñmaxYMU ñmwasYMU ñPOm-mbmh massive, locally weakly deformed; metamorphosed Annean Supersuite ñPOw-sf Mudstone, siltstone, and sandstone, showing local bedding; weakly metamorphosed Lacustrine unit, second generation CENOZOIC C A§ L§ A¹ A¤ A¢ L² Wf Lc Ak Lk C§f Rk Rμl W§f L¥1 W§l C§q L¥2 E¦q C§g L¨k Rμg W§c L®k¤ R´zz L¥e¨ Rkp¨ R´gp¨ R´fp¨ R´f ñANC-mg ñPOm-mb ñSDY-ax ñGLr-sf ñGLw-bk ñSDY-ad ñSDY-od ñSDY-ap ñPOm-bk ñPOm-bb ñSDY-ogl ñPOw-fr ñPOg-fn ñGLr-scc ñPOw-sl ñPOw-st ñGLw-fa ñGLw-fd ñPOw-sf ñSDY-ogy ñGLw-bs ñPOg-fdt ñGLr-ssq ñTU-mgg ñANct-gtl ñPOm-bs ñBRG-gyh ñAN-mgn ñGLr-mhs ñTU-mgm ñPOg-mlv ñGLw-mlv ñAN-mgtn ñPOg-mfs ñGLw-mfs ñANgn-od ñPOw-ssq ñTU-mgml ñAN-mggs ñPOg-mhs ñTU-gmap ñGLw-mus ñJU-mgms ñmusYMU ñPOg-frmb ñPOw-mhs ñmoaYMU ñPOm-mhs ñAN-mgms ñAN-mgmu ñPOg-mfds ñPOm-mbb ñBRga-gm ñJU-mgmm zq ñPOm-mukt ñPOm-mbm ñNOy-xf-cib ñmapsYMU ñgmapYMU ñJUcl-mgms ñPOm-mbbs ñPOm-mbby ñNOm-mbbs ñSDB-mgm ñANC-mgtn ñPOm-mbms ñANC-mgta ñGLw-bko ñPOm-bko ñANC-mgga ñPOm-bbo ñPOc-xmtq-mi ñSDB-mgms ñAN-xmg-mba ñSDB-mgmu ñAN-xmgm-mfs ñJU-xmgn-mws ñPOm-mbas ñPOm-mban ñSDcr-mggn ñAN-xmgn-mgm ñBRtg-gmdv ñAN-xmggs-gmd ñPOc-xmtq-maps ñPOm-xmba-mgp ñSDcr-xmgm-gmp ìod ñBRtg-gmv ñSDY-og ñPOg-fa ñPOc-mi ñBRt-gm ñPOw-cib ñPOm-fnl ñAN-gmap ñPOm-mba ñPOc-mtq ñSDcr-mgg c. 2759 Ma 3 c. 2748 Ma c. 2747 Ma c. 2702 Ma c. 2724 Ma c. 2735 Ma c. 2744 Ma c. 2757 Ma c. 2737 Ma 2 Leucogabbro, coarse grained; locally with alternating layers of melanocratic and leucocratic gabbro; generally massive; weakly metamorphosed CUE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AUSTRALIA 1 : 100 000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES SHEET 2443 DIAGRAMMATIC SECTION B True north, grid north, and magnetic north are shown diagrammatically for the centre of the map. Magnetic north is correct for 2010 and moves westerly by approx. 40" annually TN GN MN GRID / MAGNETIC ANGLE 09° GRID CONVERGENCE 0.3° SCALE 1:500 000 INTERPRETED BEDROCK GEOLOGY ñSDcr-mggn ñSDcr-mggn ñANct-gtl ñSDY-og ñPOm-bb ñBRtg-gm ñPOg-fa ñJU-mgms ñTU-mgml ìod ñPOm-bb ñSDB-mgm ñPOg-fdt ñANC-mg ñPOm-mba ñPOm-bb ñTU-mgm ñGLw-bs ñAN-mgms ñPOg-fdt ñPOm-bk ñAN-mgn ñPOm-bk ñPOm-bk ìod ñNOy-xf-cib ñPOm-mbms ñPOm-bk ñNOm-mbbs ñPOg-mlv ñPOm-mban ñPOm-bb ñPOm-mba ñPOm-mbms ñPOm-mukt ñSDY-og ñPOm-mban ñPOm-bb ñAN-mgms ñPOm-mbbs ñTU-mgml ñSDY-og ñPOm-bb ñGLw-bko ñSDY-og ñPOm-mbbs ñPOg-mfs ñAN-mggs ñBRtg-gm ñAN-xmggs-gmd ñPOm-mbms ñPOg-frmb ñJU-mgms SEA LEVEL 2 km 4 km A 0 5 10 15 20 Kilometres For further details refer to main reference SEA LEVEL 2 km 4 km BERINGARRA CUE ROAD GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY Nallan Creek C Wondinong 60 km Meekatharra 92 km Cogla Downs Homested 110 km Great Northern Highway 8 km Beebyn Homestead 10 km Beebyn Homestead 23 km Madoonga Homestead 10 km Kalli Homestead 42 km Mount Magnet 80 km Lakeside Homestead 42 km BELELE SG 50-11 BYRO SG 50-10 CUE SG 50-15 MURGOO SG 50-14 CUE 2443 KALLI 2344 MEKA 2243 BYRO 2145 REEDY 2543 TARDIE 2142 AUSTIN 2442 MILEURA 2345 TIERACO 2545 MURGOO 2143 NOONDIE 2343 BOOLARDY 2244 MADOONGA 2444 MILLY MILLY 2245 MELANGATA 2242 KOONMARRA 2445 WYNYANGOO 2542 DALGARANGA 2342 BILLABALONG 2043 BADGERADDA 2044 MEEKATHARRA 2544 BOOKA BOOKA 2045 CHULYAWARRA 2144 MUGGAMURRA 2042 SHEET INDEX 1 : 100 000 maps shown in black 1 : 250 000 maps shown in brown Search for current GSWA map products online <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/GSWApublications> COODARDY NOONDIE ROAD COODARDY NOONDIE ROAD Geological boundary exposed............................................................................................................... Fault or shear exposed.............................................................................................................. interpreted........................................................................................................... CUE UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTION HORIZONTAL DATUM: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA 1994 VERTICAL DATUM: AUSTRALIA HEIGHT DATUM Grid lines indicate 1000 metre interval of the Map Grid Australia Zone 50 © The Map Grid Australia (MGA) is based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94) GDA94 positions are compatible within one metre of the datum WGS84 positions Kilometres 1000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 SCALE 1 : 100 000 Metres 80 70 85 75 70 70 70 Fold, showing axial trace and generalized plunge direction Small-scale fold axial surface, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ Small-scale fold axis, showing trend and plunge unspecified.......................................................................................................... antiform............................................................................................................... S-vergence........................................................................................................... M-vergence.......................................................................................................... Z-vergence........................................................................................................... Bedding, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ vertical................................................................................................................. overturned........................................................................................................... Igneous layering, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ vertical................................................................................................................. Igneous flow banding, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ vertical................................................................................................................. Igneous contact showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ Way-up indicator Metamorphic foliation, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ vertical................................................................................................................. Gneissic banding, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ Cleavage, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ vertical................................................................................................................. Crenulation cleavage, showing strike and dip inclined................................................................................................................ Shear-sense indicator dextral.................................................................................................................. showing dip of foliation dextral inclined....................................................................................................... sinistral inclined....................................................................................................... vertical........................................................................................................ reverse........................................................................................................... Mineral lineation, showing trend and plunge inclined................................................................................................................. Mineral alignment, showing trend and plunge inclined................................................................................................................ Igneous lineation, showing trend and plunge horizontal............................................................................................................. 60 58 65 35 35 42 Stretching lineation, showing trend and plunge inclined................................................................................................................. 34 Cleavage–cleavage intersection lineation, showing trend and plunge inclined................................................................................................................ 70 anticline; exposed, interpreted............................................................................. syncline; exposed, interpreted............................................................................. antiform; exposed, interpreted............................................................................. Highway with national route marker .......................................................................... Road, sealed............................................................................................................. Road, unsealed......................................................................................................... Major track................................................................................................................ Track......................................................................................................................... Fence, generally with track....................................................................................... Railway, abandoned.................................................................................................. Townsite population less than 1000................................................................................... Homestead................................................................................................................ Locality...................................................................................................................... Yard.......................................................................................................................... Horizontal control; major, minor ................................................................................ Breakaway................................................................................................................ Contour line, 20 metre interval.................................................................................. Soak, spring.............................................................................................................. Watercourse with ephemeral pool............................................................................. Pool........................................................................................................................... Bore, well.................................................................................................................. Windpump................................................................................................................. Dam, tank.................................................................................................................. CUE Yalenberine Position doubtful........................................................................................................ (PD) synformal anticline; interpreted............................................................................ trend of bedding.................................................................................................. Trend of bedding or foliation...................................................................................... Isotopic age determination site with identification number........................................ 178194 40 Waterhole.................................................................................................................. Pool Waterhole Well Soak Spring Pipeline...................................................................................................................... Nallan 40 10 65 82 60 40 Yard 300 Bore pipeline igneous differentiation......................................................................................... pillow structure.................................................................................................... graded bedding.................................................................................................... fining upwards sequence..................................................................................... spinifex texture.................................................................................................... trend of igneous layering..................................................................................... Bore Well Aeromagnetic lineament unspecified.......................................................................................................... Published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia. A free PDF of this map can be downloaded from <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/GSWApublications>. Hard copies of this map are available from the Information Centre, Department of Mines and Petroleum, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, WA 6004. Phone (08) 9222 3459 Fax (08) 9222 3444 Website <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au> Email [email protected] The recommended reference for this map is: Van Kranendonk, MJ 2010, Cue, WA Sheet 2443, Geological Survey of Western Australia, 1:100 000 Geological Series. SHEET 2443 FIRST EDITION 2011 Version 1.0 – January 2011 Western Australia 2011 Ryansville Au Au W Fe Be Cu Au Cu Mt Mulcahy Cu Cu Au Cu Zn Fe Tither North Au Au Au Ninden Zn Zn, Ag Cu Cu Behring Treasure Au Au Behring North PGE PGE Zn W W W W,Mo W Callie Spring Be Sn Be Coodardy Big Bell Au,Ag U U Lakeside U Lst Lst Lst Au Au Au Au Au Au Lst Au City of Chester Au Cu Cuddingwarra Treasure Trove Cu,Zn Cu,Zn U Lst Au Au Hidden Treasure Kln Au Au Au Golden Gate Black Swan Au Au Black Swan South Black Swann – Rapier Au Au Au Yellow Taxi Au Trenton Au Au Au Golden Crown Au Try Again Mountain View Au Great Fingall Creme D'Or Au Kinsella Au Cu Cu Deceiver Au Princess Royal Au Au Au Au Au Cue No 1 Au Ag Au Cue Victory Au Gem of Cue Au Au Au Au Salisbury Au Light of Asia Duke of York Au Agamemnon Au Brle M U R C H I S O N M I N E R A L F I E L D C U E D I S T R I C T D A Y D A W N D I S T R I C T M E E K A T H A R R A D I S T R I C T Dam Bore Tank Bore Bore Bore Bore Bore Bore Bore Bores Bore Bore Tank Vat Bore Pat Well Ram Well No 3 Bore No 2 Bore Lane Well No 1 Well Webb Bore No 4 Well Bolt Well Deep Well Bore with windpump Cocky Well Well Stock Bore Bore Bore Pinda Well Milly Well Roddy Well Milly Bore Bore with windpump Well Well Well Judas Well Well Well with windpump Emily Well No 15 Bore Smith Well Depot Bore Well with windpump Alice Well Well with windpump Dairy Well Well with windpump Well with windpump Well 5 Mile Bore Middle Bore Sunday Well Afghan Bore Gidgie Bore 3 Mile Well Gidgie Well 7 Mile Well 9 Mile Well Wasley Bore 6 Mile Well Clinch Well Garden Well Midway Bore Bailey Bore 16 Mile Well Bore Clarrie Bore Railway Bore Wallace Well Stewart Well Wandagee Well Wattagee Well Big Tank Well Boundary Bore Borehole Bore Bellevue Bore Churriga Well Lakeside Bore 15 Well Windarra Well Redgrove Bore Limestone Well Bocadeera Well Longtime Bore Tuckiarra Bore Maffeking Bore Governess Bore Riverside Bore Cavanagah Bore South Pool Bore No 1 Well Deep Bore Pope Well Government Well Cross Road Bore Government Well Afghan Rock Well Milliwarry Well O'Dea Well Jeffries Well Mulcahy Bore (PD) 9 Mile Well Little Milly Well Larsen Bore Tootoowannie Well Water Supply Bore Berring Bore Dehring Bore Martin Corner Bore Old Homestead Well Southern Cross Well Deighton Well Stockyard Well Milliwarrie Middle Well Tank Nallan Coodardy Austin Downs Old Yarraquin Glen Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yard Yards Yard Yard Yard Yard Nallan Ryansville Big Bell Day Dawn Cuddingwarra Milly Soak Fleece Pool Berring Pool Wallace Pool Tragedy Pool Muddigan Pool Wattagee Pool Coodardy Pool Bocadeera Pool Extension Pool Dardonabubba Pool Cuddingwarra Pool Telegootherra Spring (PD) Callie Spring Jungar Pool Berring Nallan Creek 95 Mile Creek Casuarina Jungar Creek Creek Creek Jungar Creek Lake Austin BERINGARRA CUE ROAD KALLI ROAD COODARDY NOONDIE ROAD GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY LAKESIDE ROAD CUE BEEBYN KARBAR ROAD AFGHAN ROCK - COODARDY ROAD WILGIE MIA ROAD DAIRY WELLS ROAD BIG BELL WYAH POOL ROAD BIG BELL – COODARDY ROAD COGLA DOWNS - TAINCROW RIFLE RANGE ROAD ROAD BERINGARRA GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAY ROAD BIG BELL SOUTH ROAD WONDINONG ROAD CUE CUE HILL MT MULCAHY NINDEN HILL TRENTON HILL WATTAGEE HILL TARBUBBA HILL CARDAWEEDA HILL 8 MILE HILL CUDDINGWARRA HILL TELEGOOTHERRA HILL BEEBYNBEENBYNGANNA HILL Bald Rock Afghan Rock Granite Rock Milliwarry Rock Bubbowroo Rock Mekatanna Rock Coombeloona Rock KARBAR RANGE 420 480 460 520 500 480 460 500 420 520 520 480 400 500 520 440 520 420 440 480 540 440 500 500 500 460 420 440 500 460 500 420 440 480 540 460 480 460 420 520 500 440 440 440 500 500 520 500 500 520 500 500 420 480 520 440 500 500 440 440 500 440 460 500 480 440 480 440 520 420 460 440 ìod zq ñSDY-og ìod ñAN-gmap 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ñSDcr-mggn ñSDcr-mggn ñANC-mgga C§q ñAN-mggs R´zz ñGLw-bs ñPOm-mbms ñPOm-mba Wf ñBRG-gyh ñPOm-xmba-mgp ñPOw-sf ñPOg-fa ñPOg-mlv ñPOm-bbo ìod ñSDY-ogl ñPOg-frmb ñSDY-og ñPOm-mbbs ñJU-mgms C§q C§q C§q C§q C§q C§q ñAN-xmggs-gmd ñAN-mggs ñAN-mggs ñANC-mg ñAN-mggs ñAN-xmg-mba ñTU-mgml ìod zq ñGLr-ssq ñPOw-cib ñPOm-mba zq zq ñWGtg-gm zq CUE A B C 5 50 5 50 000m E 52 52 54 54 56 56 58 58 5 60 5 60 62 62 64 64 66 66 68 68 5 70 5 70 72 72 74 74 76 76 78 78 5 80 5 80 82 82 84 84 86 86 88 88 5 90 5 90 92 92 94 94 96 96 98 98 58 69 60 69 60 62 62 64 64 66 66 68 68 69 70 69 70 72 72 74 74 76 76 78 78 69 80 69 80 82 82 84 84 86 86 88 88 69 90 69 90 92 92 94 94 96 96 98 98 70 00 70 00 02 02 04 04 06 06 08 08 70 10 70 10 12 12 Orthomagmatic mafic and ultramafic Porphyry, pegmatite, greisin, and skarn MINERALIZATION STYLE MINERAL SITES Vein and hydrothermal Stratabound volcanic and sedimentary Regolith hosted Undivided Stratabound sedimentary and/or sedimentary banded iron-formation COMMODITY GROUP COMMODITY All precious metal sites are gold unless otherwise indicated SITE STATUS Mineralization sites on this map have been extracted from MINEDEX database of GSWA. For clarity, names have been shown only for selected sites. Full details of site numbers, site locations, site status, mineralization, and commodities can be obtained from the MINEDEX database, accessed at <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/minedex> Mine, deposit, prospect, or occurence............... Coodardy Cu Copper....................................................... Au Gold........................................................... Be Beryllium.................................................... Fe Iron............................................................ Kln Kaolinite; Kaolin......................................... Lst Limestone.................................................. Mo Molybdenum.............................................. PGE Platinum Group Elements.......................... Ag Silver.......................................................... Sn Tin.............................................................. W Tungsten.................................................... U Uranium..................................................... Zn Zinc............................................................ Beryl, emerald........................................... Brle Theme Data Source Data Currency Organization Geology* DATA DIRECTORY GSWA 2010 Dept of Mines and Petroleum Dept of Mines and Petroleum Dept of Mines and Petroleum JUNE 2010 MAY 2010 JUNE 2010 2010 2010 2000 Landgate Landgate Landgate Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research Consortium for Spatial Information WAROX MINEDEX GESMAR GEONOMA Landgate and GSWA field survey NASA SRTM 90m Digital Elevation Data Structural data Mineral sites* Horizontal control Topographic nomenclature Topography Contours * DMP data can be viewed online at <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/geoview>, and related datasets can be downloaded from the GSWA Data and Software Centre <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/datacentre> Cartography by I Lesiak and P Backhouse Edited by S White Geochronology by: (1) Pidgeon, RT and Hallberg, JA 2000, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 47, p. 153–165. (2) Mueller, AG et al. 1996, Economic Geology, v. 91, p. 896–915. (3) Wang, Q 1998, Australian National University, Canberra, PhD thesis (unpublished),186p. Geology by MJ Van Kranendonk 2006–2009, TJ Ivanic 2006. Compiled by MJ Van Kranendonk, 2010 Geochronology from GSWA data (published and in preparation) and interpreted from external sources (listed below). Some GSWA geochronology may come from samples obtained on adjoining map sheets. GSWA geochronology data are available online at <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/geoview> and on DVD (Compilation of geochronology data – updated as required), or can be downloaded from <http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/datacentre> Speciality metal Precious metal Precious mineral Base metal Iron Energy Industrial mineral Construction material Tailings...................................................................................................................... Mineral field district boundary...................................................................................

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    Metamonzogranite to granodiorite

    Chlorite–tremolite(–talc) schist AmphiboliteUltramafic schist

    ñGLw-fñGLw-bñGLw-bkñGLw-bsñGLw-mus

    Felsic volcanic rock, including andesite, dacite and rhyoliteMafic volcanic rocks

    Komatiitic basalt with local pyroxene spinifex texture Pyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and local basalt

    Ultramafic schist

    ñGLr-sñGLr-ssq

    Clastic sedimentary rocksQuartz-rich sandstone

    Metabasalt and felsic metavolcanic rock

    ñPOw-mhs

    ñPOw-fr

    ñPOw-sfñPOw-cib

    Schistose pelite and psammite

    Quartz-porphyritic rhyolite

    Mudstone, siltstone, and sandstoneBanded iron-formation and ferruginous banded chert

    Deformation Event 2 (D2)

    Deformation Event 1 (D1)

    Wattagee Formation

    Ryansville Formation

    Wilgie Mia Formation

    Greensleeves FormationñPOg-mfsñPOg-fñPOg-fa

    Felsic schist derived from volcanic rockAndesitic to rhyolitic volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks

    Andesite

    Meekatharra FormationñPOm-mhsñPOm-mbñPOm-bñPOm-mukt

    Schistose pelite and psammiteMetamafic rockMafic volcanic rock dominantTalc–carbonate(–chlorite–serpentine) schist

    Coodardy Pool Formation

    Walg

    anna

    Suit

    eBa

    ld Ro

    ck S

    uper

    suite

    Jung

    ar S

    uite

    Tuck

    anar

    ra

    Suite

    Glen

    Gro

    upPo

    lelle

    Grou

    p

    Murc

    hison

    Sup

    ergr

    oup

    ñSDB-mgñSDcr-mgg

    ñSDY-xony-anyñSDY-od

    Layered mafic–ultramafic intrusive rocksDolerite

    Metagranite

    ñANct-gtlñANC-mg

    Gnanagooragoo Igneous Complex

    Metagranite

    Cue Tonalite

    Anne

    an S

    uper

    suite

    Cullc

    ulli S

    uite

    Austi

    n Do

    wns S

    uper

    suite

    Yalgo

    wra

    Suite

    Big B

    ell S

    uite

    Murc

    hison

    Dom

    ain

    Crossroads Granodiorite

    Garden Rock MonzograniteTelegootherra Monozogranite

    Chunderloo Monzogranite

    Metatonalite, metagranodiorite, and metatrondhjemite

    Quartzite and metamorphosed iron formationMetamorphosed iron formation

    Youa

    nmi T

    erra

    ne

    YILGA

    RN CR

    ATON

    ñGLw-b

    ñGLr-s

    ñPOg-f

    ñGLw-f

    ñSDY-od

    ñgYMU

    ñTU-mg

    ñPOw-fr

    ñSDB-mg

    ñAN-mg

    ñANC-mg

    ñPOm-b

    ñPOw-sf

    zq

    ñANct-gtl

    ñPOg-mfs

    ñPOm-mb

    ñANgn-od

    ñBRtg-gm

    ñGLw-mus

    ñJU-mgms

    ñmusYMU

    ñPOw-mhs

    ñmoaYMU

    ñPOm-mhs

    ñBRga-gm

    ñSDcr-mgg

    ñPOm-mukt

    ñmapsYMU

    ñPOg-fa

    ñJUcl-mgms

    ñPO-xmb-mf

    ñGLw-bsñGLw-bk

    ñGLr-ssq

    ñSDY-xony-any

    ñPOc-xmtq-mi

    ìod

    ñJU-xmgn-mws

    ñPOw-cib

    ñPOc-mi

    Murch

    ison D

    omain

    Youa

    nmi T

    erra

    ne

    YILG

    ARN

    CRAT

    ON

    Colluvial units

    C§fC§gC§q

    Sheetwash units

    W§fW§l

    W§c

    Wf

    Alluvial unitsA¢A¤A§A¹Ak

    Lacustrine unitsL¤L¥e¨L§L¨k

    L²Lk

    L®k¤

    L¥1

    Eolian unitE¦q

    Lacustrine unit, first generationL¥2

    Residual or relict unitsR´fR´fp¨

    R´zzRµgRµl

    R´gp¨

    RkRkp¨

    ñBRG-gyhñBRga-gmñBRtg-gmñBRtg-gmdvñBRtg-gmv

    Deformation Event 2 (D2: 2665–2640 Ma)

    ñmzqYMUñgmapYMU

    C

    ñJU-xmgn-mwsñJU-mgmmñJU-mgmsñJUcl-mgms

    Deformation Event 1 (D1: 2676–2665 Ma)

    ñTU-mggñTU-mgmñTU-mgmlñTU-gmap

    ñmapsYMUñmaxYMUñmoaYMUñmwasYMUñmusYMUñodYMU

    WATTAGEE FORMATION

    ñGLw-mfsñGLw-mlv

    ñGLw-fañGLw-fdñGLw-bkñGLw-bkoñGLw-bs

    RYANSVILLE FORMATIONñGLr-mhsñGLr-sfñGLr-ssq

    WILGIE MIA FORMATIONñPOw-mhsñPOw-sl

    ñPOw-stñPOw-ssqñPOw-cibñPOw-fr

    GREENSLEEVES FORMATIONñPOg-mhsñPOg-mlvñPOg-mfsñPOg-mfdsñPOg-fnñPOg-fañPOg-fdtñPOg-frmb

    MEEKATHARRA FORMATION

    ñPOm-xmba-mgp

    ñPOm-mhs

    ñPOm-mbñPOm-mbañPOm-mbanñPOm-mbasñPOm-mbbñPOm-mbbsñPOm-mbbyñPOm-mbmñPOm-mbmhñPOm-mbms

    ñPOm-fnl

    ñPOm-bbñPOm-bbo

    ñPOm-bkñPOm-bko

    ñPOm-bs

    COODARDY POOL FORMATIONñPOc-xmtq-miñPOc-xmtq-maps

    ñPOc-miñPOc-mtq

    Dolerite dyke, sill or plug; fine- to medium-grained dolerite and gabbro

    Quartz vein or pod; massive, crystalline, or brecciated; age uncertain

    Hornblende syenite; contains amphibolite inclusionsmonzogranite to syenogranite; undeformed

    monzogranite to syenogranite; undeformed, but with common igneous flow fabricsMuscovite-bearing pegmatitic monzogranite to syenogranite; undeformedMuscovite-bearing monzogranite; medium to coarse grained; undeformed

    Fine-grained porphyritic monzogranite, as dykes; weakly metamorphosed; locally foliated

    Metagranite interleaved with subordinate, foliated, metamafic rock; gneissic banding developed locallyMuscovite metagranite; medium to coarse grained, equigranular; foliatedFoliated biotite metamonzogranite; minor metagranodiorite, metasyenogranite, and pegmatite; fine to coarse grained; locally gneissic

    biotite metamonzogranite; commonly with abundant K-feldspar phenocrysts/porphyroclasts; well foliated to mylonitic; may include amphibolite lenses

    Foliated metagranodiorite; medium grained to K-feldspar porphyriticMetamonzogranite; medium to coarse grained, K-feldspar porphyritic; foliatedMedium-grained, leucocratic metamonzogranite; foliatedQuartz and feldspar porphyritic, fine-grained monzogranite; locally foliated

    Chlorite–tremolite(–talc) schist derived from peridotiteMetapyroxenite; medium grained; deeply weatheredAmphibolite; medium to coarse grained; derived from dolerite and gabbroStrongly foliated amphibolite and amphibolite schist; commonly also lineatedUltramafic schistDolerite; medium grained; massive, locally weakly deformed; metamorphosed

    Quartz–sericite schist derived from felsic volcanic rock; metamorphosedLight- to dark- grey slate; yellow weathering; highly fissile; metamorphosed

    Fine-grained, intermediate volcanic rock; weakly metamorphosedDacite; massive, fine to medium grained; locally plagioclase-phyric; weakly metamorphosedKomatiitic basalt with local pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosed

    Pillowed komatiitic basalt with common pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosedPyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and local basalt; locally variolitic; weakly metamorphosed

    Schistose pelite and psammite; local biotite porphyroblasts and minor bands of felsic volcaniclastic rockSiltstone and fine- to coarse-grained sandstone; common graded bedding; local fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosedQuartz-rich sandstone; common fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed

    Ultramafic schist; commonly deeply weathered

    Chert-pebble to boulder conglomerate; generally well sorted; weakly metamorphosed

    Schistose pelite and psammite with local biotite porphyroblastsSiltstone; massive to faintly bedded with fine-grained sandstone; local fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosed

    Sandstone; fine to coarse and locally graded; weakly metamorphosedQuartz-rich sandstone; common fracture cleavage; weakly metamorphosedBanded iron-formation and ferruginous banded chert; minor jaspilite and hematite-rich rock; minor volcaniclastic sandstone; metamorphosedQuartz-porphyritic rhyolite; weakly deformed and metamorphosed

    Schistose pelite and psammite; locally contains biotite porphyroblastsWhite to grey slate; highly fissile; locally grades to fine-grained sandstoneFelsic schist derived from volcanic rock; commonly deeply weatheredDacitic schist; locally feldspar (and quartz) porphyritic; rare graded beddingFelsic volcanic and volcaniclastic rock, undivided; metamorphosed; commonly deeply weathered and kaolinizedAndesite; massive to fragmental, with siliceous clasts; pale grey weathering, silicifiedGrey, dacite and dacitic volcaniclastic rocks; commonly with plagioclase phenocrysts; locally vesicular; weakly metamorphosedCrystal-vitric rhyolite breccia and volcaniclastic sandstone; locally foliated; weakly metamorphosed

    Amphibolite derived from basalt with sheared metapegmatite veins; strongly transposed, foliated, lineated, and folded; minor meta iron-formation

    Schistose pelite and psammite with local biotite porphyroblasts

    Metamafic rock; generally fine to medium grained; foliated to schistoseAmphibolite derived from basalt; massive to foliated and/or lineatedAmphibolite gneiss derived from basalt; commonly well foliated and lineatedAmphibolite schist derived from basalt; fine to medium grained; commonly also lineatedMetabasalt; generally fine grained and massive; locally pillowed and/or vesicularStrongly foliated metabasalt and local amphiboliteMylonitic metabasalt; fine grained to very fine grained; commonly lineatedMetakomatiitic basalt; massive to pillowed with local hyaloclastite; with fracture cleavage, or foliatedMetakomatiitic basalt breccia; includes rounded, vesicular pillow fragments to 30 cm and monomict volcaniclastic conglomerate; undeformed to foliatedFine-grained ultramafic schist derived from komatiitic basalt; local talc–carbonate rock; commonly deeply weathered

    Felsic volcaniclastic siltstone; locally grades to fine-grained volcaniclastic sandstone; weakly metamorphosed

    Basalt; massive to weakly foliated; locally pillowed and/or vesicular; metamorphosedPillowed basalt; locally fractured to foliated; weakly metamorphosed

    Komatiitic basalt; locally pillowed and/or variolitic; fractured to locally foliated; weakly metamorphosedPillowed komatiitic basalt; local fine pyroxene spinifex texture; weakly metamorphosed

    Pyroxene spinifex-textured basalt and minor basalt; locally variolitic; metamorphosed

    Quartzite and metamorphosed iron formation; well foliatedQuartzite with interlayered metaperidotite schist

    Metamorphosed iron formation; weakly layered; strongly foliatedQuartzite; medium grained; foliated

    felsic volcaniclastic rocks and banded iron-formation; local quartzite; widely intruded by layered gabbroic to periodotite sills; metamorphosed (section only)YALOGINDA FORMATION:

    ñANct-gtlñANC-mgtnñANC-mgtañANC-mggañANC-mg

    ñAN-gmapñAN-mgtnñAN-mgnñAN-mgmuñAN-mgmsñAN-mggsñAN-xmgn-mgmñAN-xmgm-mfsñAN-xmggs-gmdñAN-xmg-mba

    GNANAGOORAGOO IGNEOUS COMPLEX:

    ñSDY-adñSDY-apñSDY-axñSDY-ogyñSDY-oglñSDY-ogñSDY-od

    ñGLw-mus

    ñGLr-scc

    ñPOm-mukt Talc–carbonate(–chlorite–serpentine) schist derived from ultramafic volcanic rock; commonly deeply weathered and lateritized

    MURROULI BASALT: strongly foliated metabasalt and local amphibolite

    ñSDB-mgmñSDB-mgmsñSDB-mgmuñSDcr-mggñSDcr-mggnñSDcr-xmgm-gmp

    leucocratic tonalite; medium to coarse grained; metamorphosedTonalitic gneiss; medium grained; strongly foliatedMetatonalite with hornblende phenocrysts and common, small, elliptical mafic xenolithsHornblende-bearing metagranodiorite with minor metatonalite; contains scattered, small, mafic xenoliths

    Metatonalite, metagranodiorite, and metatrondhjemite; typically hornblende bearing, and with common mafic clots

    Fine-grained granite, commonly as dykes in greenstones; quartz (and feldspar) porphyritic to locally even grained; locally schistoseFine-grained biotite tonalite gneiss; includes crosscutting younger phases and pegmatitesMedium-grained granitic gneiss; locally muscovite bearing; strongly foliatedK-feldspar and quartz porphyritic biotite metamonzogranite; strongly foliatedFoliated biotite metamonzogranite, with local K-feldspar phenocrysts; common pegmatite veinsBiotite metagranodiorite; strongly foliated; commonly with pegmatite and leucogranite veinsMedium-grained biotite granite gneiss cut by sheets of metamonzogranite; varies to migmatitic gneissFoliated metamonzogranite with slivers and rafts of fine-grained felsic schistMedium-grained, foliated to gneissic metagranodiorite with abundant pegmatite veinsFoliated, heterogeneous metagranite with dismembered trains of amphibolite xenoliths; commonly with abundant pegmatite

    Biotite metamonzogranite; generally leucocratic; commonly foliated (section only)Metamonzogranite; locally quartz porphyritic; strongly foliatedK-feldspar megacrystic biotite metamonzogranite; strongly foliated

    metagranodiorite; commonly foliatedBiotite metagranodiorite; strongly foliated; commonly with pegmatite veins and other intrusive granitic phasesPegmatite-layered metamonzogranite gneiss

    Dolerite; weakly metamorphosed and locally weakly foliatedGabbro; massive to weakly foliated; local dolerite, quartz gabbro, and gabbronorite; weakly metamorphosed

    Gabbro; fine to medium grained, with compositional layering; weakly metamorphosedPyroxenite; medium to coarse grained; weakly metamorphosedPeridotite; fine to medium grained; serpentinized and locally foliatedDunite, with local relict cumulate texture; serpentinized

    2820 Mac.

    c. 2800 Ma

    2800–2760 Ma

    c. 2761 Ma 3

    2752–2735 Ma

    2735–2725 Ma

    2725 Ma

    c. 2676 Ma

    2665–2640 Ma

    c. 2623 Mac. 2617 Ma 1 GARDEN ROCK MONZOGRANITE:

    TELEGOOTHERRA MONZOGRANITE:

    CHUNDERLOO MONZOGRANITE:

    PHAN

    EROZ

    OIC

    PROT

    EROZ

    OIC

    ARCH

    EAN

    Murc

    hiso

    n Su

    perg

    roup

    Norie

    Gro

    upPo

    lelle

    Gro

    upGl

    en G

    roup

    Tuck

    anar

    ra S

    uite

    Jung

    ar S

    uite

    Bald

    Roc

    k Su

    pers

    uite

    Walg

    anna

    Sui

    te

    Aust

    in D

    owns

    Sup

    e rsu

    ite

    Yalg

    owra

    Sui

    teBi

    g Be

    ll Su

    iteCu

    llcul

    li Su

    ite

    Colluvium derived from different rock types; includes gravel, sand, and siltColluvial footslope deposits containing ferruginous gravel and reworked ferruginous duricrust Colluvial footslope containing quartzofeldspathic gravel, sand, and silt commonly derived from granite and associated weathering productsQuartz-vein debris on colluvial footslope

    Clay, silt, and sand with abundant ferruginous grit on sheetflood fanClay, silt, and sand on sheetflood fan; local ferruginous gravel

    Very low gradient sheetflood deposits, with numerous claypans; includes sand and silt

    Clay, silt, and sand sheetwash deposits, with abundant ferruginous grit

    Clay, silt, sand, and gravel on alluvial plainsClay, silt, sand, and gravel in fluvial channels Clay, silt, and sand on floodplainsAlluvial fan deposits; includes gravel, sand, and siltCalcrete and carbonate-cemented alluvium in fluvial channels

    Clay and silt in lakes and localized depressionsLithified and unconsolidated gypsum and clay, in mounds and dunes adjacent to playa lakesFreshwater lakes, commonly surrounded by swampsBedded carbonate, silt, and clay deposits in shallow lakes adjacent to streams and rivers

    Saline and gypsiferous evaporite deposits, clay, silt, and sand in playa lakesCalcrete and carbonate deposits within lake systems

    Calcareous lake deposit; predominantly cemented calcite

    Dune and lake deposits; active systems within and adjacent to playa lakes; non-vegetated or poorly vegetated

    Eolian sand, in sheet deposits and dunes; iron-stained

    Stabilized dunes within and adjacent to playa lakes; typically vegetated

    Ferruginous duricrust, massive to rubbly; includes iron-cemented reworked productsFerruginous duricrust, massive to rubbly; derived from granitic rocks; includes iron-cemented reworked products

    Silcrete; cobbles of silicified rock in silica cementQuartzofeldspathic sand, commonly over graniteYellow sand with minor pisolitic laterite, ferruginized silcrete, silt, and clay; common on low plateaus associated with weathered granite

    Undivided residual or relict material; mainly ferruginous and quartzofeldspathic duricrust over deeply weathered granite; minor kaolinized rock; includes mottled and leached zones of weathering profile

    Residual calcrete and nodular carbonate deposits; includes reworked carbonate productsCalcrete and nodular carbonate, developed over deeply weathered granite; includes reworked carbonate products

    dolerite; medium grained with local fine- and coarse-grained layers;

    Metamorphosed hydrothermal vein quartz; sucrosic, recrystallized texture; locally foliated and/or lineated

    2815–2800 Ma

    CROSSROADS GRANODIORITE:

    CUE TONALITE:

    ñodYMU

    zq

    ñmzqYMU

    ñmaxYMU ñmwasYMU

    ñPOm-mbmh

    massive, locally weakly deformed; metamorphosed

    Anne

    an S

    uper

    suite

    ñPOw-sf Mudstone, siltstone, and sandstone, showing local bedding; weakly metamorphosed

    Lacustrine unit, second generation

    CENO

    ZOIC

    C

    A§

    L§

    A¹A¤A¢

    L²

    Wf

    Lc

    Ak

    Lk

    C§f

    RkRµl

    W§f

    L¥1

    W§lC§q

    L¥2

    E¦q

    C§g

    L¨k

    Rµg

    W§c

    L®k¤

    R´zz

    L¥e¨

    Rkp¨R´gp¨R´fp¨R´f

    ñANC-mg

    ñPOm-mb

    ñSDY-ax

    ñGLr-sf

    ñGLw-bk

    ñSDY-ad

    ñSDY-od

    ñSDY-ap

    ñPOm-bkñPOm-bb

    ñSDY-ogl

    ñPOw-fr

    ñPOg-fn

    ñGLr-scc

    ñPOw-sl ñPOw-st

    ñGLw-fa ñGLw-fd

    ñPOw-sf

    ñSDY-ogy

    ñGLw-bs

    ñPOg-fdt

    ñGLr-ssq

    ñTU-mgg

    ñANct-gtl

    ñPOm-bs

    ñBRG-gyh

    ñAN-mgn

    ñGLr-mhs

    ñTU-mgm

    ñPOg-mlv

    ñGLw-mlv

    ñAN-mgtn

    ñPOg-mfs

    ñGLw-mfs

    ñANgn-od

    ñPOw-ssq

    ñTU-mgml

    ñAN-mggs

    ñPOg-mhs

    ñTU-gmap

    ñGLw-mus

    ñJU-mgms

    ñmusYMU

    ñPOg-frmb

    ñPOw-mhs

    ñmoaYMU

    ñPOm-mhs

    ñAN-mgms ñAN-mgmu

    ñPOg-mfds

    ñPOm-mbb

    ñBRga-gm

    ñJU-mgmm

    zq

    ñPOm-mukt

    ñPOm-mbm

    ñNOy-xf-cib

    ñmapsYMU

    ñgmapYMU

    ñJUcl-mgms

    ñPOm-mbbs ñPOm-mbby

    ñNOm-mbbs

    ñSDB-mgm

    ñANC-mgtn

    ñPOm-mbms

    ñANC-mgta

    ñGLw-bko

    ñPOm-bko

    ñANC-mgga

    ñPOm-bbo

    ñPOc-xmtq-mi

    ñSDB-mgms

    ñAN-xmg-mba

    ñSDB-mgmu

    ñAN-xmgm-mfs

    ñJU-xmgn-mws

    ñPOm-mbas

    ñPOm-mban

    ñSDcr-mggn

    ñAN-xmgn-mgm

    ñBRtg-gmdv

    ñAN-xmggs-gmd

    ñPOc-xmtq-maps

    ñPOm-xmba-mgp

    ñSDcr-xmgm-gmp

    ìod

    ñBRtg-gmv

    ñSDY-og

    ñPOg-fa

    ñPOc-mi

    ñBRt-gm

    ñPOw-cib

    ñPOm-fnl

    ñAN-gmap

    ñPOm-mba

    ñPOc-mtq

    ñSDcr-mgg

    c. 2759 Ma 3c. 2748 Ma

    c. 2747 Ma

    c. 2702 Ma c. 2724 Ma

    c. 2735 Ma

    c. 2744 Ma

    c. 2757 Ma

    c. 2737 Ma 2

    Leucogabbro, coarse grained; locally with alternating layers of melanocratic and leucocratic gabbro; generally massive; weakly metamorphosed

    CUEGEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIA 1 : 100 000 GEOLOGICAL SERIES SHEET 2443

    DIAGRAMMATIC SECTIONB

    True north, grid north, and magnetic north areshown diagrammatically for the centre of themap. Magnetic north is correct for 2010 and

    moves westerly by approx. 40" annually

    TN

    GNMN

    GRID / MAGNETICANGLE 09°

    GRIDCONVERGENCE

    0.3°

    SCALE 1:500 000

    INTERPRETED BEDROCK GEOLOGY

    ñSDcr-mggnñSDcr-mggn ñANct-gtlñSDY-ogñPOm-bb

    ñBRtg-gm

    ñPOg-fa

    ñJU-mgmsñTU-mgml

    ìodñPOm-bb

    ñSDB-mgm

    ñPOg-fdtñANC-mg

    ñPOm-mbañPOm-bb

    ñTU-mgm

    ñGLw-bs

    ñAN-mgms

    ñPOg-fdt

    ñPOm-bk

    ñAN-mgn

    ñPOm-bkñPOm-bk

    ìodñNOy-xf-cib

    ñPOm-mbms

    ñPOm-bk

    ñNOm-mbbsñPOg-mlv

    ñPOm-mban

    ñPOm-bb ñPOm-mba

    ñPOm-mbms

    ñPOm-mukt

    ñSDY-og

    ñPOm-mban

    ñPOm-bb

    ñAN-mgms

    ñPOm-mbbsñTU-mgml

    ñSDY-og

    ñPOm-bbñGLw-bko

    ñSDY-og

    ñPOm-mbbsñPOg-mfsñAN-mggs

    ñBRtg-gm

    ñAN-xmggs-gmdñPOm-mbms ñPOg-frmb

    ñJU-mgms

    SEA LEVEL

    2 km

    4 km

    A

    0 5 10 15 20

    Kilometres

    For further details refer to main reference

    SEA LEVEL

    2 km

    4 km

    BERINGARRA CUE ROAD GREAT NORTHERN HIGHWAYNallan CreekC

    Wond

    inong

    60 km

    Meek

    atharr

    a 92

    kmCo

    gla Do

    wns H

    omes

    ted 11

    0 km

    Grea

    t Nort

    hern

    Highw

    ay 8 k

    m

    Beebyn Homestead 10 kmBeebyn Homestead 23 kmMadoonga Homestead 10 km

    Kalli H

    omest

    ead 4

    2 km

    Mount Magnet 80 kmLakeside Homestead 42 km

    BELELESG 50-11

    BYROSG 50-10

    CUESG 50-15

    MURGOOSG 50-14

    CUE2443

    KALLI2344

    MEKA2243

    BYRO2145

    REEDY2543

    TARDIE2142

    AUSTIN2442

    MILEURA2345

    TIERACO2545

    MURGOO2143

    NOONDIE2343

    BOOLARDY2244

    MADOONGA2444

    MILLY MILLY2245

    MELANGATA2242

    KOONMARRA2445

    WYNYANGOO2542

    DALGARANGA2342

    BILLABALONG2043

    BADGERADDA2044

    MEEKATHARRA2544

    BOOKA BOOKA2045

    CHULYAWARRA2144

    MUGGAMURRA2042

    SHEET INDEX

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    COODARDY NOONDIE ROAD COODARDY NOONDIE ROAD

    Geological boundary

    exposed...............................................................................................................Fault or shear

    exposed..............................................................................................................

    interpreted...........................................................................................................

    CUE

    UNIVERSAL TRANSVERSE MERCATOR PROJECTIONHORIZONTAL DATUM: GEOCENTRIC DATUM OF AUSTRALIA 1994

    VERTICAL DATUM: AUSTRALIA HEIGHT DATUM

    Grid lines indicate 1000 metre interval of the Map Grid Australia Zone 50

    ©

    The Map Grid Australia (MGA) is based on the Geocentric Datum of Australia 1994 (GDA94)GDA94 positions are compatible within one metre of the datum WGS84 positions

    Kilometres

    1000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    SCALE 1 : 100 000

    Metres

    80

    70

    85

    75

    70

    70

    70

    Fold, showing axial trace and generalized plunge direction

    Small-scale fold axial surface, showing strike and dipinclined................................................................................................................

    Small-scale fold axis, showing trend and plungeunspecified..........................................................................................................

    antiform...............................................................................................................S-vergence...........................................................................................................

    M-vergence..........................................................................................................

    Z-vergence...........................................................................................................Bedding, showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................vertical.................................................................................................................

    overturned...........................................................................................................

    Igneous layering, showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................vertical.................................................................................................................

    Igneous flow banding, showing strike and dipinclined................................................................................................................vertical.................................................................................................................

    Igneous contact showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................Way-up indicator

    Metamorphic foliation, showing strike and dipinclined................................................................................................................vertical.................................................................................................................

    Gneissic banding, showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................Cleavage, showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................vertical.................................................................................................................

    Crenulation cleavage, showing strike and dip

    inclined................................................................................................................Shear-sense indicator

    dextral..................................................................................................................showing dip of foliation

    dextralinclined.......................................................................................................

    sinistralinclined.......................................................................................................

    vertical........................................................................................................reverse...........................................................................................................

    Mineral lineation, showing trend and plunge

    inclined.................................................................................................................

    Mineral alignment, showing trend and plungeinclined................................................................................................................

    Igneous lineation, showing trend and plunge

    horizontal.............................................................................................................

    60

    58

    65

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    35

    42

    Stretching lineation, showing trend and plunge

    inclined................................................................................................................. 34

    Cleavage–cleavage intersection lineation, showing trend and plungeinclined................................................................................................................ 70

    anticline; exposed, interpreted.............................................................................syncline; exposed, interpreted.............................................................................antiform; exposed, interpreted.............................................................................

    Highway with national route marker..........................................................................

    Road, sealed.............................................................................................................Road, unsealed.........................................................................................................Major track................................................................................................................Track.........................................................................................................................

    Fence, generally with track.......................................................................................Railway, abandoned..................................................................................................

    Townsitepopulation less than 1000...................................................................................

    Homestead................................................................................................................

    Locality......................................................................................................................Yard..........................................................................................................................Horizontal control; major, minor................................................................................

    Breakaway................................................................................................................Contour line, 20 metre interval..................................................................................

    Soak, spring..............................................................................................................

    Watercourse with ephemeral pool.............................................................................Pool...........................................................................................................................

    Bore, well..................................................................................................................

    Windpump.................................................................................................................Dam, tank..................................................................................................................

    CUE

    Yalenberine

    Position doubtful........................................................................................................ (PD)

    synformal anticline; interpreted............................................................................

    trend of bedding..................................................................................................

    Trend of bedding or foliation......................................................................................

    Isotopic age determination site with identification number........................................ 178194

    40

    Waterhole..................................................................................................................

    Pool

    Waterhole

    Well

    Soak Spring

    Pipeline......................................................................................................................

    Nallan

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    Yard

    300

    Borepipeline

    igneous differentiation.........................................................................................

    pillow structure....................................................................................................graded bedding....................................................................................................fining upwards sequence.....................................................................................

    spinifex texture....................................................................................................

    trend of igneous layering.....................................................................................

    Bore Well

    Aeromagnetic lineament

    unspecified..........................................................................................................

    Published by the Geological Survey of Western Australia. A free PDF of this map can be downloaded from . Hard copies of this map are available from the Information Centre, Department of Mines and Petroleum, 100 Plain Street, East Perth, WA 6004.Phone (08) 9222 3459 Fax (08) 9222 3444Website Email [email protected]

    The recommended reference for this map is:Van Kranendonk, MJ 2010, Cue, WA Sheet 2443,Geological Survey of Western Australia, 1:100 000 Geological Series.

    SHEET 2443 FIRST EDITION 2011Version 1.0 – January 2011

    Western Australia 2011

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    All precious metal sites are gold unless otherwise indicated

    SITE STATUS

    Mineralization sites on this map have been extracted from MINEDEX database of GSWA. For clarity, names have been shown only for selected sites. Full details of sitenumbers, site locations, site status, mineralization, and commodities can be obtainedfrom the MINEDEX database, accessed at

    Mine, deposit, prospect, or occurence............... Coodardy

    CuCopper.......................................................AuGold...........................................................

    BeBeryllium....................................................

    FeIron............................................................KlnKaolinite; Kaolin.........................................LstLimestone..................................................MoMolybdenum..............................................PGEPlatinum Group Elements..........................AgSilver..........................................................SnTin..............................................................WTungsten....................................................UUranium.....................................................ZnZinc............................................................

    Beryl, emerald........................................... Brle

    Theme Data Source Data Currency Organization

    Geology*

    DATA DIRECTORY

    GSWA 2010 Dept of Mines and Petroleum

    Dept of Mines and Petroleum

    Dept of Mines and Petroleum

    JUNE 2010

    MAY 2010

    JUNE 2010

    2010

    2010

    2000

    Landgate

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    Consultative Group for International AgricultureResearch Consortium for Spatial Information

    WAROX

    MINEDEX

    GESMAR

    GEONOMA

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    NASA SRTM 90m Digital Elevation Data

    Structural data

    Mineral sites*

    Horizontal control

    Topographic nomenclature

    Topography

    Contours

    * DMP data can be viewed online at , and related datasets can be downloaded from the GSWA Data andSoftware Centre

    Cartography by I Lesiak and P BackhouseEdited by S White

    Geochronology by: (1) Pidgeon, RT and Hallberg, JA 2000, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences, v. 47, p. 153–165. (2) Mueller, AG et al. 1996, Economic Geology, v. 91, p. 896–915. (3) Wang, Q 1998, Australian National University, Canberra, PhD thesis (unpublished),186p.

    Geology by MJ Van Kranendonk 2006–2009, TJ Ivanic 2006.Compiled by MJ Van Kranendonk, 2010

    Geochronology from GSWA data (published and in preparation) and interpreted from external sources (listed below).Some GSWA geochronology may come from samples obtained on adjoining map sheets. GSWA geochronologydata are available online at and on DVD (Compilation of geochronology data– updated as required), or can be downloaded from

    Speciality metal

    Precious metal

    Precious mineral

    Base metal

    Iron

    Energy

    Industrial mineral

    Construction material

    Tailings......................................................................................................................Mineral field district boundary...................................................................................


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