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Broken Hill Interpretive Mapping Project

The project aims to interpret the stratigraphy of the Proterozoic in the Broken Hill region. One of the products will be a revised stratigraphic map, based on the latest geophysics and existing detailed GSNSW lithological mapping. The project will extend under cover and into Neoproterozoic sequences which surround the Curnamona Craton rocks. The interpretation will include regional structural components and use the latest stratigraphic nomenclature based on modern age dating.

This project is part of the Broken Hill Exploration Initiative (BHEI).

For more information on the mapping project please contact the Minerals Geoscience Team.


(Last updated on 24/02/2009)

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