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Report on geophysical survey of King Island scheelite mine

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Created 14/01/2025

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King Island Scheelite Mine is located on the east coast of King Island and is sixteen miles by road from Currie, the principal port on the island. The open cut method of mining is employed and the mine is an important producer of scheelite. There is scope for greatly increased production from the open cut area alone and with a view towards assessing the full possibilities of the area as a whole, geological and geophysical surveys were started concurrently by the Mineral Resources Survey Branch in June, 1942. The geophysical field work was conducted between 19th June and 10th July, 1942.

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Title Report on geophysical survey of King Island scheelite mine
Language eng
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Landing Page https://devweb.dga.links.com.au/data/dataset/74d08e6b-c58e-478a-9fca-0c1d5953c89e
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Reference Period 20/04/2018
Geospatial Coverage {"type": "Polygon", "coordinates": [[[143.9, -40.2], [144.2, -40.2], [144.2, -39.9], [143.9, -39.9], [143.9, -40.2]]]}
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