Review of Karst Hazards in the Wanneroo Area, Perth, Western Australia  

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Csaky, D.

Abstract

Within the Perth region, a karst belt lies five kilometres inland from the coast and stretches for approximately 24 kilometres in a north west to south east direction. This area is made up of one main geological unit, the Tamala Limestone which is surrounded by residual sands formed from the erosion of the limestone.

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• AU-WA

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2003-01-01T00:00:00

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