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A 1960 geological survey mapped the Machattie 4-mile sheet area in western Queensland. Surface mapping and water bore logs established a sequence of over 2750 feet of Cretaceous rocks, which form the main aquifer and cap of the western Great Artesian Basin. The report, sourced from Geoscience Australia Data, describes potential petroleum source and reservoir rocks but notes no economic mineral deposits were found.
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