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1-22 Gullying south west of Digby

This information has been developed from the publications:
  • An assessment of the Geological/Geomorphological Significance of Private Land in the Shire of Portland (1981) by N. Rosengren, J Mallen, T Shepherd.
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Locality:

7122-399088. 9.5 kilometres south-west of Digby.

Access:

McKenzies Creek Road off Dartmoor-Hamilton Road.

Geology/Geomorphology:

An extensive gully exposes weathered massive laminated and cross-bedded sandstones of the Dorodong Sands overlain by fine grey/white siliceous (Malanganee Sand). Slumping has occurred on both sides of the gully.
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