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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Geelong Mapsheet

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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Signifiance - Geelong
State Signfiicance	Local Significance
Bb2 Russells Bridge - Pollow lavas	Bb1 The Pimple - Tertiary section
Bf2 Geelong North Shore - Fyansford clay	Bb3 Lowndes Bridge Quarry - Upper Maude limestone member
Bf4 Batesford Quarry - Batesford limestone	Bb4 Gheringhap - Swamp
Bf5 Moorabool River, Batesford - Tertiary sections	Bb6 Murgheboluc - Tertiary section
Bf7 Moorabool Viaduct - Type locally	Bf3 Moorabool River, Hamlyn Heights - Rotational swamp
La1 Lara - Duck Poins fossil marsupial fauna	Bf5 Moorabool River, Batesford - Tertiary Sections
La3 Hovells Creek - Mid Holocene sea level site
La4 Limeburners Bay - Estuary

Regional Significance
Bb5 Murgheboluc - Barwon River abandoned channels
Bf1 Lovely Banks - Lovely Banks monocline
Bf6 Dog Rocks - Granite and Epidiorite
La2 Lara - Lara limestone
L5 Port Lillias and Bird Rock - Lava coastline
Td1 Teesdale - Dunes

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