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2.1 Tomahawk Creek

This information has been developed from the publications:

  • Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance in the Western Region of Melbourne (1986) by Neville Rosengren
  • Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance on the Coast of Port Phillip Bay (1988) by Neville Rosengren.
  • Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance in the Shire of Otway (1984) by Neville Rosengren.
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Location:2-045394. Eleven kilometres east of Simpson.

Access:

Coradjil Road.

Ownership:

Crown land.

Geology/Geomorphology:

Tomahawk Creek is incised into the Gellibrand Marl and the formation is poorly exposed in a section of the creek bank. At this site, there is a short swampy sector along the valley extending into the mouth of a small tributary creek.

Significance:

Local. This is typical of the Tomahawk Creek drainage system.

Tomahawk
Tomahawk Creek Site 2.1
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