Map of New Zealand Geology.<br>Legend/Key: 1=Sediments (Cretaceous and Cenozoic); 2=Greywacke (Permian and Triassic); 3=Schist (Carboniferous to Cretaceous); 4=Volcanic rocks (Cretaceous and Cenozoic); 5= Sediments and ophiolites (Northland and East Coast allochthon) (Cretaceous and Oligocene); 6=Pyroclastic rocks (Triassic and Jurassic); 7=Limestone, clastics and volcanic rocks (Central and Eastern sedimentary zone) (Cambrian to Devonian); 8=Granitoids (Paleozoic and Cretaceous); 9=West Fiordland metamorphic zone (Paleozoic and Cretaceous); 10=Ophiolites and pyroclastics (Permian); 11=Volcanic rocks (including pyroclastics) (Permian); 12=Mafic and ultramafic complexes (Paleozoic and Cretaceous); 13=Greywacke (Western sedimentary zone) (Cambrian to Ordovician).
Ulrich Lange, Bochum, Germany
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