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Catherine Hill Bay coal seam
Australia

At Catherine Hill Bay, the Great Northern Coal Seam is exposed at beach level.  The seam is part of the upper section of the late Permian Newcastle Coal Measures.  It is underlain by the Bolton Point Conglomerate (exposed on the nearby rock platform), and overlain by the Teralba Conglomerate, exposed in the cliff here above the coal seam.  The seam was mined until the early 2000s and coal was loaded onto ships via the jetty in this panorama.

Copyright: Bill Landenberger
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 16820x8410
Taken: 20/10/2021
Chargée: 13/12/2023
Published: 21/10/2021
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Tags: geology
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