Abstract
Abstract The area west and south-west of Rakiraki, Fiji, is composed of basaltic and andesitic flows, fragmental and pillow lavas intruded by andesitic plugs, a gabbro pluton, and andesitic dikes. The area was a major volcanic centre in Pliocene-Pleistocene times. The stratigraphy and petrology are discussed.
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