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Sites of Regional Significance

Geological and Geomorphological Sites of Significance in the Western Region of Melbourne, on the coast of Port Phillip Bay and along the Merri Creek

Regional Significance
AB3 - Pt Cook - Relict SpitsSb6 - Evans Ck - Basalt Outlier
AB4 - Pt Cook - Parallel Sand RidgesSb7 - Sunbury - Avulsion Channel
D1 - Aitken Hill - Eruption PointSb8 - Sunbury Tip - Volcanic/Sedimentary Contact
D2 - Mt Ridley - Twin Eruption PointSb9 - Mt Holden - Eruption Point
E1 - Werribee River - GorgeSb11 - Jacksons Ck - Valley Forms
E2 - Mt Cottrell - Eruption PointSb12 - Jacksons Ck - Ordovician/Newer Volcanics
E3 - Green Hill - Eruption PointSW1 - Diggers Rest - Dry Lake
K2 - Bulla - Metamorphic AureoleSW2 - Mt Kororoit - Eruption Point
K5 - Keilor N - Intra-Basaltic SedimentsSW3 - Rockbank - Floodplain
K6 - Moonee Ponds Ck - Older VolcanicsSW4 - Deans Marsh - Intermittent Lakes
K7 - Gellibrand Hill - Granite SlopesTV1 - Little Bullengarook - Eruption Point
K9 - Keilor N - SilcreteTV5 - Breakneck Hill - Ordovician/Newer Volcanics
K10 - Keilor - ConfluenceTV6 - Toolern Ck - Silcrete
K11 - Taylors Ck - Lava Flow SectionTV7 - Flagstaff Hill - Gully Reclamation
K14 - Green Gully - TerracesW1 - Skeleton Ck - Consequent Stream
Ko4 - Deep/Konagaderra Cks - OutcropsW2 - Werribee - Nick Point
Ko6 - Jacksons Ck - High Level CutoffW5 - Werribee S - Delta
M2 - Merrett Rifle Range - MangrovesPP47 - Skeleton Creek - Relict Spits
M3 - Williamstown - Shore Platforms4 - Quarries Park - Ropy Lava
M4 - Essendon W - Tertiary Sediments5 - Northcote Park - Basalt Columns
M5 - Steele Ck - Sediment Deposits6 - Creek Parade - Basalt Columns and Lava
Ma1 - Werribee - Prior Stream7 - Rushall Station - Basalt Structures
Me1 - Toolern Ck - Sediment Deposits8 - Summer Park - Silurian/Basalt Conformity
Mo4 - Exford Cutting - Volcanics9 Capp Reserve - Melbourne Formation
S2 - Kororoit Ck Mouth15 - Edgars Creek - Waterfall and Geological Structure
S3 - Altona E - Sand Bars17 - Edgars Creek - Dolomite Nodules
S4 - Tea Gardens - Newer Volcanics25 - Retarding Basin - Dolomite
S5 - Avondale Heights - River Terraces28 - Craigieburn East - Stony Rises, Gilgai (soil mounds)
Sb1 - Red Rock - Eruption Point31 - Donnybrook - Mineral Spring
Sb3 - Fitzgerald Hill - Eruption Point35 - Merri Creek Park - Incised Channel
Sb4 - Mt Aitken - Eruption Point38 - Hayes Hill - Eruption Point
Sb5 - Jacksons Ck - Slope Forms39 - Bald Hill - Eruption Point
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