Golden Plateau and Adjacent Deposits Structural Controls on Mineralisation

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

Structural Controls Interpretation of regional aeromagnetics, radiometrics and satellite image data has identified three structural domains (fig 2): The Fairyland Domain: a general N - S structural trend. The Cracow Domain: a general NW - SE structural trend. The Bald Mountain Domain: a general N- S structural trend. Known mineralisation is confined to the Cracow Domain in which there occurs two major NW - SE trending fault zones. The Cracow Fault Zone (CFZ) and the Immy Creek Fault Zone (ICFZ). Enhanced detail of the CFZ (fig 3) shows three main structural trends within it: NW-SE structures which include the mineralised White Hope South fault zone and the Golden Mile fault zone. NE-SW structures which have an influence on mineralisation in the Orange Creek, Fernyside and Golden Plateau areas. N-S structures comprising several major structural zones.
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APA:  (1990)  Golden Plateau and Adjacent Deposits Structural Controls on Mineralisation

MLA: Golden Plateau and Adjacent Deposits Structural Controls on Mineralisation. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1990.

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