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Q-2 Mineralisation of the Mount Isa Region (continued) Day by Day itinerary Day 1 - Saturday 11 August 2012 76 34 th IGC AUSTRALIA 2012 | Fourth Circular Participants fly from Brisbane to Mount Isa on designated morning Qantas flight. Meet driver and travel west from Mount Isa, then north to Riversleigh Station, passing Lawn Hill National Park and the Riversleigh Fossil site. (350 kms drive with boxed lunch en route). Arrive at Adels Grove on Lawn Hill Creek. Evening welcome drinks followed by dinner. Overnight: Camping at Adels Grove Meals: L / D Day 2 - Sunday 12 August After breakfast depart for an inspection visit of Century Mine by vehicle. In the afternoon visit the UNESCO World Heritage listed Riversleigh Fossil deposits at Lawn Hill Gorge. Return to Adels Grove for dinner and overnight at the campsite. Overnight: Camping at Adels Grove Meals: B / L / D Day 3 - Monday 13 August Morning return to Mount Isa via Gregory River with possible geological site visits en route, depending on time. Afternoon visits to Lady Annie and Lady Loretta mine sites. Overnight: Mount Isa. Meals: B / L / D Day 4 - Tuesday 14 August Morning visit to Mount Isa Mine – probably mostly core of copper, lead and zinc orebodies. Afterwards there may be a visit to Hilton core and the visit may also include Summit Resources drill core from Valhalla. Overnight: Mount Isa Meals: B / L / D Day 5 - Wednesday 15 August After breakfast depart and inspect geology along the highway from Mount Isa to Cloncurry. Other visits during the day include Mary Kathleen pit, Mount Robin calcite quarry and Corella formation rocks. Overnight: Cloncurry Meals: BLD Day 6 - Thursday 16 August Following breakfast depart and travel south to Selwyn via Kuridala and inspect core at the Ivanhoe mine and the pit at Merlin. Later inspect ironstone hosted mineralisation at Selwyn. Overnight: Cloncurry Meals: B / L / D Day 7 - Friday 17 August Depart Cloncurry and travel to Mount Isa with pits visits to Ernest Henry mine and Rocklands mine to the north of Cloncurry. Afternoon arrival into Mount Isa. Own onward flight and accommodation arrangements from Mount Isa. Note: Arrival into Mount Isa will be in time to catch the late afternoon flight. Meals: B / L
Q-3 Mount Isa Crustal Evolution Pre Trip: 6 days 5 nights - Monday 30 July to Saturday 4 August 2012 Starts: Mount Isa Finishes: Mount Isa Numbers limited to 20 Cost: Land: $1700 per person share twin/double Single supplement: $575 Air: $550 Trip description: Travel into outback Queensland to study crustal evolution of the Mount Isa region, with its Proterozoic sequences, its relationships to the Precambrian Rodinia and Nuna (Columbia) supercontinents. Examine aspects of regional structure, chronostratigraphy, magmatic history and basin architecture in the western and eastern successions. Highlights: Mount Isa, mines, outback Queensland, wildlife. Trip Leader: Dr George Gibson, Geoscience Australia Special notes: Specific joining instructions apply to this field trip and will be provided upon receipt and confirmation of trip booking. This field trip is not suitable for children. Day by day itinerary Day 1- Monday 30th July 2012 Fly from Brisbane to Mount Isa. On arrival you will be collected from the airport and driven to Gunpowder Mine to view the syn-rift stratigraphic section through Calvert and lower Isa superbasin near the mine. Return to Gunpowder Mine for dinner and overnight. Overnight: Onsite at Gunpowder Mine Meals: L / D Day 2 - Tuesday 31st July 2012 After breakfast travel to view the Syn-rift stratigraphic sections through Leichhardt and Isa superbasins at Crocodile, followed by Barr Hole, Hole-in-Wall and/or the Esperanza sections. Return to Gunpowder Mine for dinner and overnight. Overnight: Onsite at Gunpowder Mine Meals: B / L / D www.34igc.org 77
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