2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312

2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312
2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312
2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312
2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312
2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312
2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312

2021: The granite exposed along the ridge of Evans Crown is thought to be considerably younger (312 Ma) than the surrounding Tarana Granite. Both form part of the famous Bathurst batholith (mid-late Carboniferous).  

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