 | | Corporate Document | | ........ 35 The New Zealand advantage ............................ 35 THE WEST COASTECONOMICSTRATEGY............................................ THE REGION. ...................................... Grey District.................................. Ports of the West Coast .................................. Support industries...46 46 46 47 47 49 50 51 52 53 53 55 Explore West Coast (NZ) Minerals iii > INTRODUCTION > DISCLAIMER...THESOUTHISLANDOF NEW ZEALANDhas a long and proud history of mining and exploration. In 2010 the region accountedfor |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | Longshore Migration of Beach Placers in Western New Zealand Thomas W. Ritchie,1,2 James M. Scott,2,ā and...Dunedin 9016, New Zealand Department, University of Otago, Dunedin 9054, New Zealand Abstract With...samples from beaches along 427 km of the Westland coast of New Zealandās South Island with the purpose of establishing...beaches, intermediate in abundance along the Paparoa coast, and most abundant in Central Westland and North...Westland (>200 Ī¼m) and finest along the Paparoa coast. Once it is abraded to ā¤40 Ī¼m, it is largely removed |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | THORITE FROM GILLESPIEāS BEACH, SOUTH ISLAND, NEW ZEALAND HANS-JĆRGEN FĆRSTERĀ§, DANIEL E. HARLOV AND RALF...locality, Gillespieās Beach, southern Westland, New Zealand, yields the following chemical composition (in...regional geology, Gillespieās Beach, South Island, New Zealand. SOMMAIRE La composition moyenne de la huttonite...Gillespieās Beach, southern Westland, South Island, New Zealand (Pabst & Hutton 1951), where it is found as minute...samples from the huttonite type-locality and nearby Bruce Bay, U-bearing thorite was identified. Since uranothorite |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | fluvio-glacial sands and gravels from South Westland, New Zealand, the writer observed a mineral of unique properties...cassiterite,usually a tantalian variety, uranothorite, zircon, ilmenite, and gold. After having determined the...Harihari, Saltwater Creek, Okarito, Five Mile Beach, Bruce Bay, north and south of the mouth of the Waikukupa...the alpine range a few miles to the east of the Bruce BayGilleslpie'sBeach area. Neither huttonite nor...ar.roHnNnnrcrs, S. 8., The crystal structure of zircon and criteria for the specialpositionsin tetrag |  | | | | NORTH ISLAND NEW ZEALAND Poor Kn1ght1 Is ā¢ . ,, r ,n H~n & C h1ck...Rivt~r I'. 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The Geological Structure of New Zealand a volume in the...the Oligocene, Landon Limestone Photograph: New Zealand National Publicity Studio photo J'ublished...STRUCTURE OF NEW ZEALAND J . T. Kingma I , ā¢ THE GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF NEW ZEALAND JACOBUS T. KINGMA...Wiley-lnterscience Publication JOHN WILEY & SONS New Yorkā¢ Londonā¢ Sydneyā¢ Toronto I \ ā¢ ' Copyright |  | | Book | | the world with respect to their favorability for new deposits of atomic energy minerals with particular...TORONTO NEW YORK INC. LONDON NEW YORK D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., 250 Fourth Avenue, New York...mankind; to the new "forty-niners" who, quick to see and take up the challenge of each new like their ancestors...the raw material for its development. R. D. N. New York, N. Y. July, 1954 VI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS In...Preface vii Acknowledgments The Prospector in the New Era of Atomic Energy .... PART ONE WHAT TO LOOK |  | | Report (issue) | | Geology and Scenery, North Shore of Lake Huron Region; Ontario Geological Survey, Geological Guide Book... GEOLOGY AND SCENERY NORTH SHORE OF LAKE HURON REGION ADDENDA The discussion of the discovery in...Sudbury bypass, the four lane section of Highway 17 west of Sudbury, the relocation of the southern portion...during the summer of 1977 from the village of Echo Bay to St. Joseph's Island. Electronic Capture, 2004...Geology and scenery, north shore of Lake Huron Region (Geological guidebook, ISSN 0375-7323; 4) Reprint |  | | Report (volume) | | interpretation of results, current problems and new approaches. While not intended as a textbook, the...and peruanan rocks in the Alpine Fault Zone, New Zealand . . . . Apams, C. J. Uplift rates and thermal...a frontal arc in New Guinea . . . . . IV. THRUST AND NAPPE REGIMES. B. āTHE NEW e223 aiilal S...to the Americas, the āNew Worldā. (Pap- ers relating to areas in Africa and New land are more conveniently...Britain and the Alps to the East Indies. In the āNew Worldā the studies which have been carried out in |  | | Report (volume) | | Page FIGURE 9. Monazite. A, B. Typical habit. C. New York. D. Tavetsch, Switzerland ---------------- ___...rare-earth, zirconium, and uranium minerals, notably zircon, uraninite, and monazite. The presence of thorium...been sporadic and reflect the discovery of new deposits or of new uses for this element. T'wo species were...also should be mentioned here. No such increase of new species followed the discovery of the Great Bear...described from uranium deposits in the Colorado Plateau region. Many of these 4 SYSTEMATIC MINERALOGY OF URANIUM |  | | Report (volume) | | (08)379-4634) Affiliated East-West Press PVT Ltd British Library G-1/16 Ansari Road New Delhi 110 002 India (Orders:...and crustal 53 the Indian Plate 69 North and West Pakistan 89 Aumep, Z. Leucocratic rocks from the...upsurge of interest and research within the Himalayan region and the workshops have expanded to include studies... its effects are recognized over a much larger region than that of the Himalaya alone. Since initial...continues eastward into the Spiti region and along the south Tibet border region with both India and Nepal. |  | | Report (issue) | | FAULTING IN THE TRANSVERSE RANGES, CALIFORNIA View west along front of eastern San Gabriel Mountains. Steepest...about 500 km eastward from Point Arguello on the west and averages about 50 km in width. The San Andreas...Mountains on the west from the San Bernardino Mountains on the east. The east-west physiographic and...and their exposure of Mesozoic and older rocks. West of the San Gabriel Mountains, the Transverse Ranges...latter studies include most of the Transverse Ranges west of long 117.5Ā° W. The investigations indicate that |
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