| Lat / long: | -38.60974, 146.34631 |
| Primary: | Tin |
| Tertiary: | Gold |
| Discovery year: | 1873 |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Deposit type: | SN PLACER |
| Production size: | Medium |
| Development status: | Past Producer |
| First production started: | 1892 |
| Last production ended: | 1940 |
| Structure: | TRIANGULAR GRABEN; BOUNDED ON THE NW BY A ENE TRENDING YARRAM FAULT; ON THE SOUTHERN SIDE BY A ESE TRENDING GELLIONDALE FAULT, AND PROBABLY ON THE NE SIDE BY AN UNNAMED FAULT TRENDING NW; INTERIOR BASIN DRILLING SUGGESTS THAT GRABEN FLOOR ALSO FAULTED; BEDDING IS USUALLY SUBHORIZONTAL BUT MAY DIP UP TO 60 DEGRESS ADJACENT TO FAULTS AND ARE NOTABLE IN OLD WORKINGS ALONG THE NW MARGIN OF THE GRABEN. |
| Alteration processes: | MECHANICAL ACCUMULATION |
| MRDS | TC39296 |
| DEP | 60001464 |
| Reference | COCHRANE, G.W., 1971, TIN DEPOSITS OF VICTORIA: GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF VICTORIA BULLETIN NO. 60, P. 62-64. |
| Reporter | BLISS, JAMES D. |