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Uranium ore-forming systems of the Lake Frome regionMap Symbol Stratigraphic Name Stratigraphic DescriptionQe Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated aeolian sedimentsQh Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Holocene rocksQha Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated alluvial/fluvial sedimentsQha4 Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Proximal alluvial fan sediments with gilgai. Based on Qh2 onCURNAMONAQhe Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated aeolian sedimentsQl1 Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Playa sedimentsQp Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Pleistocene rocksQpa Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated alluvial/fluvial sedimentsQpa2 Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Gypcreted/carbonate-cemented gravel. Based on Qpt onWARRINA, CURDIMURKAQpae Eurinilla Formation Alluvial, lacustrine, lacustrine shoreline. red-brown to yellowbrownsand and gravel.Qpat Telford Gravel Polymict gravel, well rounded, includes boulders. Alluvial fandeposits.Qpav Avondale Clay Clay, grey; sandy clay, with vertical mottling.Qr Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated colluvial/regolith sedimentsQr1 Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Gibber-mantled colluvium. Based on Q onMURLOOCOPPIEqz Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Quartz veins/bodies, undifferentiatedR Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Triassic rockssh Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Sheared rocks/shearing, undifferentiatedT Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Cenozoic rocksT_fe Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated ferricreteTaee Eyre Formation Pyritic, carbonaceous sand, grain-size ranges from silt tosmall cobble, with beds of lignite and clay.Clays aremontmorillonite, kaolinite and illite.Braided streams.Tam Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Paleocene - Miocene rocksTmQ_si Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated silcreteTope Etadunna Formation White dolomite and limestone with green and grey Mg richclaystone and fine-grained sand.Topn Namba Formation Sand, fine to medium-grained, poorly sorted, angular, silt,thin dolomite, oolitic dolomite interbeds. Shallow, brackish tofresh water lakes.TpQa Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated alluvial/fluvial sedimentsTpQaw Willawortina Formation Sandy mud; silty dolomite, lacustrine, floodplain. Coarseframework supported gravel, braided flow origin and matrixsupported clayey gravels (debris flows).TQ Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Undifferentiated Cenozoic -Pleistocene rockswe Unnamed GIS Unit - see description Weathering/weathered rocks, undifferentiatedPage 147 of 151
Instructions for the CD-ROMUranium ore-forming systems of theLake Frome region, South Australia:Regional spatial controls and explorationcriteriaThis CD-ROM contains the above-titled Report as Record 2009-40.pdfView this .pdf document using Adobe Acrobat Reader (click Adobe.txt for information onreaders)Click on: Record 2009-40.pdf to launch the document.Directories on this CD-ROM:Figure 3.3 Record 2009-40Figure 3.4 Record 2009-40Figure 3.5 Record 2009-40Figure 3.6 Record 2009-40Figure 3.7 Record 2009-40
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