GSV Report 10 (1972/5) - Explanatory notes on the Liptrap 1:63 360 geological map
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Product description:Introduction The Liptrap 1:63,360 (1 mile to 1 inch) sheet covers an area about 20 miles west of Wilson's Promontory, the most southerly part of the Australian mainland. The greater part of the sheet extends ove Bass Strait, but a small land segment including Cape Liptrap occupies the northeastern part. No built up area is included, but very small settlements are located at Walkerville North and Walkerville South on Waratah Bay. Download The downloadable version of this report is supplied in PDF format (0.5MB). Bibliographic reference Douglas, J.G., 1972. Explanatory notes on the Liptrap 1:63 360 geological map. Geological Survey of Victoria Report 10 (1972/5). Mines Department, Victoria. Related products:
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