Alice Springs town basin, review 2003
Read, R. E.
E-Publications; E-Books; PublicationNT; Report ; no. 42/2003
2003-12-01
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Date:2003-12
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Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Environment
Alice Springs
Report ; no. 42/2003
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1 1 Description of the Alice Springs Town Basin 1.1 Extent/study area The Town Basin has historically been defined as the area of alluvial sediments extending north from Heavitree Gap, as mapped by Quinlan and Woolley (1969). The present study encompasses not only the Town Basin, but also the entire town area and all catchments draining into it (Fig. 1). 1.2 Zones For the purposes of this study the Town Basin can be divided into the following zones: Northern Zone, roughly under the Central Business District. Southern Zone. The above are shown in Figure 1. The surrounding areas of weathered rock: Braitling Sadadeen Golf Course Gillen Larapinta