What this report is for
The broad extractive category that can include sandstone, shale, siltstone, mudstone, chert and claystone; an authority-level label does not identify the exact rock at a site. This page begins with what is actually present in the published register, then points back to the authorities behind those records.
At review date the group comprises 123 current work authority, 8 operating. A status is the latest value ingested from the cited release; it should be rechecked with the issuer before operational, commercial or travel decisions.
Sedimentary stone record map
The map makes distribution legible without implying a tenure boundary. Hover a point to identify the record; use the working list for the full source page.
Working list
131 recordsThis reading list shows the first 30 alphabetically; the linked commodity or state index carries the remainder.
Sources and continuation points
- Government of South Australia — SARIG major mines & quarriesCC BY · retrieved 2026-08-24
- Victorian Government — Current Extractive Industry TenementsCC BY 4.0 · retrieved 2026-08-24
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