Geological reconnaissance in the Mt Ramsay area, Kimberley division Western Australia

Created 17/10/2025

Updated 17/10/2025

The authors were engaged in geological reconnaissance work in the Fitzroy Crossing - Halls Creek area, during the period 16th August to 23rd September, 1948. The principal object of the investigation was to examine the area covered by the Mt. Ramsay Sheet of the Army Series. Work was extended beyond the limits of this sheet however in order to obtain information with regard to the age relationship of some formations, and a visit was made to the Wolf Creek Meteorite Crater 63 miles south of Halls Creek. During the survey, work was concentrated chiefly in mapping the distribution of rocks and different geological periods, determining their relationships and economic possibilities, and recognising areas warranting more detailed investigations. Accompanying geological plans and aerial photographs are included.

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Title Geological reconnaissance in the Mt Ramsay area, Kimberley division Western Australia
Language eng
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Landing Page https://data.gov.au/data/dataset/61781bf3-606c-4444-9f55-dcc8b8dbba5a
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Reference Period 20/04/2018
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