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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Moe

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Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Moe
La Trobe Valley Tertiary Brown Coal Deposits Landslips - Dingley Dell, Childers Merriman Creek - Seaspray "Mt Speed" Quarry - Trafalgar Tyers River Gorge Tyers River Rintoul Creek Yarragon Monocline Morewell River - Yinnar Mount Mardan - Landslip Landslips - Limonite Landslip - Boolarra South Boolarra South - Haunted Hills Gravel Mirboo - Farmers Road Quarry Napier No. 1 Bauxite Quarry Nahoo Bauxite Quarry Narracan Falls Boolarra Ordovician Inlier Yallourn Quarry Tyers Quarry Boola Quarry Moe - Eric Road Cutting Mount Tanjil Road Cutting - Trafalgar to Thorpdale Road La Trobe Valley Water Works and Sewage Road Tyers River Flood plain

Sites of Geological and Geomorphological Significance - Moe
International Significance
13 La Trobe Valley - Tertiary Brown Coal Deposits
State Significance
1a/b/c Dingley Dell, Childers - Landslips3 Merriman Creek - Seaspray11 Trafalgar - "Mt Speed" Quarry
18 Tyers River Gorge19 Tyers River21 Rintoul Creek
24 Yarragon Monocline25 Morwell River - Yinnar
Regional Significance
2 Mt Mardan - Landslip3 Landslips - Limonite4 Boolarra South - Landslip
5 Boolarra South - Haunted Hill Gravels6 Mirboo - Farmers Road Quarry7 Napier No. 1 Bauxite Deposit
8 Nahoo Bauxite Deposit10 Narracan Falls12 Boolarra Ordovician Inlier
14 Yallourn Quarry16 Tyers Quarry17 Boola Quarry
22 Moe - Erica Road Cutting23 Mount Tanjil
Local Significance
9 Trafalgar to Thorpdale Road - Road Cutting15 La Trobe Valley Water Works and Sewage Road20 Tyers River Terraces
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