Geology and Mineral potential of Gujarat
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The document summarizes the geology and mineral occurrences of Gujarat, India. It describes the six physiographic regions of Gujarat and the stratigraphy ranging from Archean to recent times. It outlines the major rock groups and mineral occurrences in each region. These include bauxite, limestone, silica sand and others. Finally, it discusses the future prospect of mining base metals, rare earth elements, and other minerals in various parts of Gujarat.
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Fateh Jhang Field Report
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Dharwar super group
This presentation includes brief information about Dharwar Supergroup of Indian Stratigraphy. Dharwar is one of the major craton of India.
Geological Fieldwork File
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Siwalik Supergroup
The document provides information about the Siwalik supergroup, which is a thick sedimentary sequence that extends throughout the southern Himalayan belt. It summarizes the lithology, distribution, classification, and fossil content of the Siwalik group. Key points include:
- The Siwalik group was deposited in a foreland basin between the middle Miocene to lower Pleistocene periods.
- It is classified into three divisions - upper, middle, and lower Siwalik - based on vertebrate fossils.
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- The Siwalik supergroup has significance for
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Margalla hills field report
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- 1. Geology of Gujarat and Future Prospect Dhananjai Verma and Gagan Chandra Barik, Sr. Geologist SU: Gujarat, Gandhinagar
- 2. RELIEF MAP OF GUJARAT
- 3. 1. The Southern Aravalli and the adjoining hilly tract 2. The Deccan plateau and adjoining tract of Southern Gujarat 3. The Central Plains of Gujarat 4. The Saurashtra Peninsula 5. The Kutch Peninsula 6 . The Rann of Kutch PHYSIOGRAPHY OF GUJARAT 1 2 3 4 5 6
- 6. PROTEROZOIC NEO PROTEROZIC Syn-to post Delhi intrusive Idar Granite, Erinpura Granite and Gneiss, Godhra Granite and Gneiss PALAEO -MESO PROTEROZOIC Delhi Supergroup Sirohi Group Kumbhalgarh Group Gogunda Group Sendra- Ambaji Granite and Gneisses Phulad Ophiolite Complex PALAEO- PROTEROZOIC Aravalli Supergroup Champaner Group Lunavada Group Jharol Group Udaipur Group Dadhaliya Ultramafic Suite ARCHEAN Pre-Lunavada Gneissic Complex, Pre-Champaner Gneissic Complex 1.The Southern Aravalli and the adjoining hilly tract
- 7. PROTEROZOIC NEO PROTEROZIC Syn-to post Delhi intrusive Idar Granite, Erinpura Granite and Gneiss, Godhra Granite and Gneiss PALAEO -MESO PROTEROZOIC Delhi Supergroup Sirohi Group Kumbhalgarh Group Gogunda Group Sendra- Ambaji Granite and Gneisses Phulad Ophiolite Complex PALAEO- PROTEROZOIC Aravalli Supergroup Champaner Group Lunavada Group Jharol Group Udaipur Group Dadhaliya Ultramafic Suite ARCHEAN Pre-Lunavada Gneissic Complex, Pre-Champaner Gneissic Complex
- 8. Mineral Occurrences in Southern Aravallis and adjoining Hill Tracts
- 9. 2.The Deccan plateau and adjoining tract of Southern Gujarat Era Period Epoch Supergroup Group/ Formation Intrusives/ Exixusives MESOZOIC- CENOZOIC CRETACEOUS- EOCENE Deccan Traps, associated volcanic and Inter-trappeans Bagh Formation Lameta Formation Tertiary Sediments Ambadungar
- 10. Mineral Occurrences in The Deccan plateau and adjoining tract of Southern Gujarat
- 11. 3.The Central Plains of Gujarat Era Period Epoch Super group Group/ Formation Intrusives/ Extrusives CENOZOIC QUATERNARY HOLOCENE Undifferentiated sediments/ Rann deposits
- 12. Mineral Occurrences in The Central Plains of Gujarat
- 13. 4. The Saurashtra Peninsula Predominantly Deccan Volcanics of Cretaceous-Eocene age with pockets of Miliolitic Limestone (Pleistocene age) near sea coast. Undifferentiated alluvium of Holocene age near sea coast. Dharangadhara Group of Lower Cretaceous in age Rhyolite/Felsite/Granophyre Q. alluvium Chaya formation Dwarka formation Deccan Volcanics Dhrangadhra group
- 14. Mineral Occurrences in The Saurashtra Peninsula
- 15. 5. The Kutch Peninsula 9.Sandhan Formation – Pliocene age 8.Gaj Formation – Miocene 7.Kakdi Nadi Formation – Oligocene- Miocene 6.Maniyara Fort Formation – Oligocene 5.Matanomadh Formation – Palaeocene 4.Bhuj Frmation – Lower to Middle Cretaceous 3.Katrol Formation – Up Jurassic – Lower Cretaceous 2.Chari Formation – Middle -Upper Jurassic 1.Pachchham Formation - Middle Jurassic 3 3 2 1 4 5 5 6 7 8 9
- 16. 6 . The Rann of Kutch The Rann of Kutch Era Period Epoch Super group Group/ Formation Intrusives/ Exixusives CENOZOIC QUATERNARY HOLOCENE Rann deposits
- 17. Mineral Occurrences in The Kutch Peninsula & Rann of Kuch
- 18. Igneous complexes of Gujarat Phulad Dadhaliya Ambadungar Saidiwasan Kavant- Panvad PhenaimataKanesara Alech HillBarda Osam Hill Girnar Choghat-Chamardi Nirwandh Kuran
- 19. Marine Survey along the coast of Gujarat
- 21. Future prospect of Gujarat 1. NGCM- Future prospect Base metals-Vadali Base metals and Gold, Dadhaliya UMC REE in Godhra granite Base metals-Amlimal Base metals-Kui Base metals Ajapur-Vanka 2. STM/Mapping- Future prospect 3. Mineral Investigation/Survey- Future prospect REE in Granite REE in ACC & SCC PGE, Nirwandh-Kuran PGE in Picrite, Kavant PGE in Picrite Dedan Botad Paliyad Bauxite Future Bauxite, Panandhro Future Bauxite, Umarsar Future Bauxite, Asambiya
- 22. KEY MINERALS (GUJARAT) Fuel Metallic Non-Metallic Lignite Bauxite Manganese Calcareous Silica Dimension stone Clay Others Limestone Dolomite Chalk Silica sand Quartz Agate Marble Granite Sandstone Fireclay China clay Bentonite Fluorspar Ochre Perlite Red tile clay Wollastonite Petroleum
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