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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Warragul - International, National and State

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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Warragul - International, National and State
International Significance	111 Lang Lang - Earth cliff
115 Pioneer Bay - Quaternary sequence	112 Red bluff - Baxter formation, coastal cliff
	113 Stockyard Point - Cuspate foreland
National Significance	114 Bass Highway - Old sea cliff
30 Labertouche Caves - Granite caves	116 The Gurdies - Williams gravel pit
100 Heath Hill - Lang Lang River incision	128 Poowong - Gabbroic dyke
	130 Poowong - Cruikston dyke
State Significance	147 St Helier - volcanic pipe
22 Mt Ararat - Older volcanics eruption point	154 Glen Forbes - Bass River terraces
24 Tynong North - Hamilton Creek cave	158 Loch - McTaggart Falls
27 Tynong - Granite quarry	162 Cooke Hill - Mesozoic sediments
33 Bunyip River - Terraces and abandoned channels	164 Whitelaw - Mesozoic plant fossils
99 Heath Hill - Heath Hill fault scarp	CG4 Ferndale cliffs
101 Athlone - Lang Lang River knickpoint
103 Drouin South - Volcanic plug

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