Deposit Synonyms Whitfords Mineral District Ulooloo Goldfield Deposit Summary area of diggings for alluvial gold at the confluence of 2 large creeks. Historical shaft excavated in 1866 on copper lode in host metasediment of the Undalya Quartzite. Recorded production of 6 tonne at 20%Cu. Deposit Description SCRUBBERS CAMP, historic diggings developed in 1866 at the junction of Coglin, and Ulooloo Creeks in an area with surface strewn with ironstone, and vein-quartz carrying shows of blue and green copper carbonates, also chalcopyrite, bornite, and iron and manganese oxides. Scattered shafts revealed quartz veins carrying copper carbonates, with main shaft on a 1.2m wide copper lode. Host was soft, clayey calcareous siltstone, limestone, with thin sandstone bands of the Skillogalee Dolomite. Records exist for production of a 6 tonne parcel at ~20% Cu. Interest turned to gold with the discovery of alluvial gold in 1870, with the area subsequently amalgamated into the declared Ulooloo Goldfield. Discovery Year ? 1866 Commodities Copper, Gold Ore Minerals Azurite, Bornite, Chalcopyrite, Gold, Malachite Gangue Minerals Quartz

Datum GDA2020 Coordinate Source Google Earth image MGA Easting 311902.1 MGA Northing 6310166.9 MGA Zone 54 Long Degrees 138 Long Minutes 58 Long Seconds 44.495 S Lat Degrees 33 S Lat Minutes 19 S Lat Seconds 52.484 Long Degrees Decimal 138.9790263 Lat Degrees Decimal -33.3312455 Horizontal Accuracy 200 Map 250K SI5405 BURRA Map 100K 6631 Jamestown Map 50K 2 SA Geodata - Database Reference Site No 477168

Geological Province ? Adelaide Rift Complex Geological Setting Regional Geological Controls Local Ore Control Structural-non specific Relationship to Host Rock