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Sir Dominick Mine (Sir Dominic Mine; Sir Domonic Mine), Yudnamutana district, North Flinders Ranges, Flinders Ranges, South Australia, Australia

A copper mine, located approximately 5.5 miles E.N.E. from the Yudnamutana Mine. The locality is relatively near to Mt Painter.

Mining commenced around early 1870s.

Named after Sir Dominick Daley - former governor of SA. (1862 - 1868) - he had also been governor of Prince Edward Island Canada (1854 - 1859).
His nephew Dominick Daley was a government surveyor.

The mine names in brackets would appear to be simply mispelled names and not official names for the mine.

Ref: Record of the Mines of South Australia, H.Y.L. Brown, Government Geologist, published by the South Australia Government Printer 1908, 4th edition p 126. (reprinted in 1985)

Ref: The Mineralogical Record: 11: 73-76.

It should be noted that the Catalogue of South Australian Minerals - 1983 refers to the mine as "Sir Dominic Mine".





Map Reference: 30°9'18"S , 139°20'39"E

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Mineral List:
Azurite
Conichalcite
Cornubite
Cornwallite
Malachite
Olivenite
Tremolite


7 entries listed. 7 valid minerals.

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