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Hayes Hill

Hayes Hill is a small scoria dome with a final lava flow towards the south. Near the vent on the northern crest of the hill the lava flows preserve original structures but beyond this they are weathered. The lava from this volcano flowed along the ancestral Merri and Darebin Creeks to the valley of the Yarra River at Kew causing the temporary damming of that stream. It continued down the Yarra valley to the present site of Melbourne.

Type:

Composite

Location:

3km east of Donnybrooke, Just north of Donny Brooke Rd

Greek Hill

Greek Hill is an low, eroded shield volcano, with extensive lava flows. From Google maps there looks to be some interesting volcanic features on it's northern slope.

Type:

Composite

Location:

5.5km west of Tarneit, north of Dohertys Road

Gordon Hill

Eroded scoria cone

Type:

Scoria Cone

Location:

8 km west of Lexton

Foran Hill

Eroded scoria hill

Type:

Scoria Cone

Location:

9km West of Learmonth

Fitzgerald Hill

Fitzgerald Hill is probably a small lava disc overlying broader lava flows. There are parallel groups of small rocky escarpments which are most prominent high on the eastern side and lower on the western slope. The outcrops give a very clear indication of the structure of the edges of lava flows.

Source DPI

Type:

Lava Disk

Location:

9 km northwest of Sunbury, 50 km northwest of Melbourne

Cowie Hill

Cowie Hill is a low lava hill surrounded by suburbia near Tarniet. There appear to be lava flows to the west.

Type:

Lava Hill

Location:

2km north west of Tarneit, near Tarneit Rd

Cardinal Hill

Heavly eroded scoria cone.

Type:

Scoria Cone

Location:

7km West of Learmonth

Callender Bay (Lake Burrumbeet)

A bay on the north east corner of Lake Burrumbeet. Has visible tuff layering and basaltic aglomerate. The nearby Mt Callender is covered in tuff from this eruption.

Type:

Maar

Location:

30km West of Ballarat