
Abstract
The Metallogenic map of New South Wales shows:
- major metallic mineral districts shown by a symbol indicating the mineral system type and relative A$ value
- the location of important or representative deposits within a district, shown as a point with a reference number
- a 4 km buffer about mineral deposits representing a schematic outline of the extent of the mineral district or system.
This map shows only districts/systems with a known metal endowment (past production and global resources) greater than A$10 million. There has been no attempt to reflect the future potential of an area.
Reference
Downes PM, Colquhoun GP, Fitzherbert JA and Blevin PL (2025) Metallogenic map of New South Wales 1:1,500,000, 2nd edition, Geological Survey of New South Wales, Maitland NSW.
Comments
This is a special edition map celebrating the 150th anniversary of the Geological Survey of New South Wales (GSNSW). The rear of the map contains a concise illustrated history of GSNSW and its contribution to the knowledge of the state’s geology and mineral resources.