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Lake Bullen Merri (Bullenmerri), Camperdown, Victoria, Australia

Lake Bullen Merri occupies a large maar crater of Quaternary age. Its clover leaf shape suggests that it was formed by three craters coalescing. The lake measures 3.2 km by 2.8 km, and the brackish lake water is about 60 m deep. Lake Bullen Merri and the nearby Lake Gnotuk together form a site of international significance listed in Victoria.



References:
- Birch, W, D. 1994. Volcanoes in Victoria.
- Birch, W. D. (editor) 2003. Geology of Victoria.





Map Reference: 38°14'55"S , 143°6'15"E

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Mineral List:
Albite
var: Andesine

Analcime
Anorthoclase
'Apatite'
Augite
Diopside
'Diopside-Hedenbergite Series'
Ilmenite
Magnetite
var: Titaniferous Magnetite

'Mica Group'
'Olivine'
Zircon


12 entries listed. 6 valid minerals.

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