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Road construction work of the Pan-Borneo Highway at sections of the Lambir Hills has created a few fresh temporary outcrops. Of particular importance is an excellent outcrop of the Mid-Miocene Unconformity (MMU), which we called the “White Cliff”. An equally spectacular outcrop shows Lambir sandstone offset in strikeslip against a sand wedge and the older Setap Shale, at the inferred (West) Baram Line location. The outcrop is an additional data point for the Baram Line regional strike-slip system, which has been mapped previously with some confidence on both seismic and gravity data.

Two new important outcrops along the Pan-Borneo Highway in the Lambir Hills, Miri area, Northern Sarawak