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  • F53/B1-153 Vertical scale: 50

  • I50/B1-32 Vertical scale: 40

  • This series of maps covers the whole of Australia at a scale of 1:250 000 (1cm on a map represents 2.5km on the ground) and comprises 513 maps. This is the largest scale at which published topographic maps cover the entire continent.

  • F53/B1-159 Vertical scale: 300

  • The chart and accompanying notes and bibliography were prepared for publication in March 1971. Publication, however, was not undertaken at the time as the planned charts on the Carboniferous, Triassic, and Jurassic Systems were not ready (the Carboniferous chart has now been published: Bur. Miner. Resour. A us!. Bull. 156A, 1973). The chart has now been brought up to date and the most important subsequent papers have been included in the bibliography. The bibliography should, however, only be regarded as complete up to March 1971.

  • 60% coverage north F53/B1-166 Vertical scale: 500

  • Restricted on advice from A. Barrett

  • F53/B1-149 Vertical scale: 100

  • Contents: 1.Dooley JC, Barlow BC. Gravimetry in Australia, 1819-1976. 2.Anfiloff W, Barlow BC, Murray A, Denham D, Sandford R. Compilation and production of the 1976 1:5 000 000 gravity map of Australia. 3.Mathur SP. Relation of Bouguer anomalies to crustal structure in southwestern and central Australia. 4.Wellman P. The gravity field of the Australian basement. 5.Dooley JC. Variation of crustal mass over the Australian region. 6.Wellman D. Regional variation of gravity, and isostatic equilibrium of the Australian crust. 7.Symonds PA, Willcox JB. The gravity field of offshore Australia. 8.Terron O, Anfiloff W, Moss FJ, Wellman P. A selected bibliography on Australian gravity. 9.Needham RS, Stuart Smith PG. The Cahill Formation - host to uranium deposits in the Alligator Rivers Uranium Field, Australia. 10.Jacobson G. The freshwater lens on Home Island in the Cocos (Keeling) Islands. 11.Kennard JM. A sandstone breccia, formed by quasi-liquid deformation, from the Amadeus Basin,Northern Territory. 12.Fraser AR. Gravity provinces and their nomenclature.

  • G52/B1-80