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Azurite Mine, Roebourne, City of Karratha, Western Australia, Australiai
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Azurite MineMine
Roebourne- not defined -
City of KarrathaShire
Western AustraliaState
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Latitude & Longitude (WGS84):
20° 49' 0'' South , 117° 4' 5'' East
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PlacePopulationDistance
Roebourne2,112 (2013)9.5km
Point Samson273 (2014)24.6km
Karratha11,728 (2011)24.7km
Millars Well2,197 (2014)27.4km
Nickol4,289 (2014)29.4km


Located between the Carlow Castle and Fortune copper mines.

Maitland states that the mine was one mile north of the Fortune mine. The lode trends east-west, and dips north. The ore channel is narrow, and hosted by coarse gabbro. A shaft had been sunk down to 36 feet, and a shallow open cut developed to the west of the shaft by 50 feet.

Co-ordinates are approximate for one of the unnamed collapsed shafts.

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Maitland, A.G. (1919) The Copper Deposits of Western Australia, Geological Survey of Western Australia, State Government of Western Australia.

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