Geology - Paper No. 8 Recent Re-Assessment Of Older New South Wales Mining Fields - Metallic Minerals

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1969

Abstract

Over the last decade mineral exploration in New South Wales has increased markedly. This is due to various factors including the influx of overseas companies an. capital, increase and stabilization of metal prices and improvements in exploration techniques. The initiation of full-scale petroleum exploration and recent discoveries of large mineral deposits in the west, north-west and north of Australia has increased overseas capital, and brought scientists and technicians into the country. Naturally there has been an overflow into New South Wales, which is less attractive as an area for new and large-scale discoveries. In some fields, rise in metal prices and price stabilization has largely contributed to the intensif- ication of exploration. Increased tin production in New South Wales since 1963 is a direct result of price rise and stabilization, and rise in the price of silver has revived an interest in silver prospecting in recent Years,
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APA:  (1969)  Geology - Paper No. 8 Recent Re-Assessment Of Older New South Wales Mining Fields - Metallic Minerals

MLA: Geology - Paper No. 8 Recent Re-Assessment Of Older New South Wales Mining Fields - Metallic Minerals. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1969.

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