What this report is for
Tin, antimony and gemstones on the northern tablelands. This page begins with what is actually present in the published register, then points back to the authorities behind those records.
Boundary note: No site list is assigned here because this publication does not hold a verified boundary for the district. Use the named geological survey and its map tools for a spatially authoritative search.
How to continue the district search
New England district is associated in this editorial taxonomy with Tin, Antimony, Sapphire. Treat that list as a subject guide, not a resource estimate or site assignment.
Open the Geological Survey of New South Wales, search the district name and then switch on the current mines, deposits, geology and open-file report layers relevant to the question. Record the dataset title and retrieval date before citing a result.
Sources and continuation points
- Geological Survey of New South WalesLinked authority reference; no additional data ingested · retrieved 2026-08-24
Continue with the Geological Survey of New South Wales.
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