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| MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE DISTRICT, WITH NOTES ON VALLEY. KOTSINA-KUSKULANA MINING IN CHITINA By FRED H... MOFFIT. INTRODUCTION. The Kotsina-Kuskulana district includes part of the west end of a belt of mineralized...for many years to come. The Kotsina-Kuskulana district receives its. name, from the two principal streams...however, is not the only mineral resource of the district, for both gold and silver have been found in amounts...Kotsina-Kuskulana district and the rest of Chitina Valley also received supplies and mining equipment by way |
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| The Alaska Mineral Resource Assessment Program Background Information to Accompany Mineral-Resource and...Maps of the Anchorage Quadrangle, South-Central Alaska V .U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 1094 Cover...G.K. Gilbert and other members of the Harriman Alaska Expedition after they had named many of the surrounding...geographic dictionary of Alaska. Photograph by G.R. Winkler, July 14, 1983. The Alaska Mineral Resource Assessment...Maps of the Anchorage Quadrangle, South-Central Alaska By D.J. MADDEN-McGUIRE and G.R. WINKLER U.S. GEOLOGICAL |
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| OF TBE WILLOW CREEK DISTRICT. By S. R. CAPPS. . INTRODUCTION. The term Willow Creek district is commonly...come to be applied not only to the basin of Willow Creek, which drains most of the western por tion...the mountainous portion of the basin of Little Susitna. River, and it is in this more general sense that...report on the ge0logy and mineral resources of the district. In 1898 G. H. Eldridge and Robert Muldrow,1 of...the United States Geological Survey, ascended Susitna River and crossed the divide to the head of Nenaua |
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| systematic investigation of the mineral resources of Alaska by the Geological Survey has yielded a large amount...geologic features of the metalliferous deposits of Alaska, using the results obtained by the many geologists...purely scientific results which have been achieved. Alaska is rich in metallic wealth. Its lode' and placer...The rapid advance of the mining 1 Brooks, A. H., The coal resources of Alaska: Twenty-second Ann. Kept... The Alaska coal fields: Bull. U. S. Geol. Survey No. 314,1907, pp.40-46 Brooks, A. H., Alaska coal and |
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| Mendenhall, Director Bulletin 907 GEOLOGY OF THE ALASKA RAILROAD REGION BY STEPHEN R. CAPPS UNITED STATES..._-._.. Cook Inlet-Susitna lowland.-----_----__--_---.-_---_-,-_-__ Copper-Susitna lowland._------------..._------------..___-..._.--_.-.-.-._ Alaska Range.______.___------__----_-_-__--_-_-__________ Tanana-Kuskokwim..._-_-_-.-_-_.--.------------__-------._--_..-._ The Alaska Railroad.__.____.___-_-______.______-__.___.._...history of the Talkeetna region._____________________ Alaska Range._______________ _________________________________ |
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| mines, prospects and mineral occurrences throughout Alaska. Distribution of mineral occurrences in the Anchorage...Anchorage 1:250,000-scale quadrangle, southcentral Alaska This and related reports are accessible through...REPORT 98-599 ZUSGS science for a changing world Alaska Resource Data File INSET MAP 1 T^'-^-r \ _ -...UAN°22ANOe Alaska Resource Data File AN001 Site name(s): Independence Site type: Mine ARDFno.: AN001...accuracy: West of Fishhook Creek, marked with an adit symbol and labeled 'Independence Mine' on the Anchorage |
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| Metalliferous Lode Deposits of Alaska By HENRY C. BERG and EDWARD H. COBB . G E O L O G I C A L S...A n inventory of the mines and )- grosfiects of Alaska and their ' f geologic settings UNITED STATES...acknowledgments--- - - - - - ----- - - - -- - -- 4 Alaska Peninsula region- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Cook Inlet-Susitna River region- - - - - - - - - - - _ --- - - - -...- - - _ - - - _ - - - - - - - - - - 16 Redoubt district--- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - |
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| Director Bulletin 745 THE KOTSINA-KUSKULANA DISTRICT ALASKA BY FRED H. MOFFIT AND J. B. MERTIE, JR....Mofflt and J. B. Mertie, jr___________ SL History of mining development _ _ ____ 82 Character of the copper..._ Peacock claim __________ _____ _ _______ Mountain Sheep claim _ . Forget-me-not claim _ _ Blue Bird...__ _ Amy Creek ___ _ Rock Creek________________________ _ Lime Creek-_______ Roaring Creek ____ _ ___...___ __ Peacock Creek ______ __ _ _______ _ Shower Gulch_____ ___ Surprise Creek____ _ True Blue claim____ |
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| NONMETALLIFEROUS MINERAL DEPOSITS IN EASTERN SOUTHERN ALASKA TO ACCOMPANY OPEN-FILE MAP 77-169A This report...NONMETALLIFEROUS MINERAL DEPOSITS IN EASTERN SOUTHERN ALASKA (To accompany open-file map 77-169A) By E. M....eastern southern Alaska. The table and accompanying map -are part of the Regional Alaska Minerals Resource...Resource Assessment Program (RAMRAP).for. southern Alaska. They are based on an extensive literature search...Geological Survey and information derived from the Alaska Minerals Resource Appraisal Program (AMRAP) were |
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| Postcard view of the Tenderfoot mine (about 19131, Esterbrook copper district, Albany County. John Taylor...and Grace Dyck and wus titled “The Sunrise Iron Mine near Hartville, Wyoming”; it appeared in the MaylJune...Rocks & Minerals was titled “The Copper Mountain Pegmatite District, Freniont County, Wyoming” and was in...small area, they are grouped under the district name. District names are from Hausel (1986). Localities...Buttes: see The Buttes. Centennial (La Plata) gold district, 27 miles W of Laramie on State 130 to Centennial |
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| secondary phosphate minerals. Although some pegmatite mining for feldspar still continues (Jacobson 1994). the...except for the Homestake mine, which has operated for more than 120 years, most mining in the area peaked in...and fewer chances to obtain any. However, some mining, mineral exploration, and mineral collecting continues...I946 FiridofGt~rnSphultirite ut IIIP Bulinut Zinc Mine, St. Luwrence County, tditor of NPW b r k ” unrl...additions. Mlneral Index by Counties Brule County Elm Creek, IS mi. S. of Chamberlain, near junction with Missouri |
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| stumble over a valuable nugget and stake your own mining claim? Indeed it to is, and author book Jay...prospecting, he points out, is in abandoned mining districts, where valuable mineral ores are present...RANSOM 1875-1948 An to the Eastern '‘Schoolmarm” Mining Camps of the Old West I I a s I \ h K... CONTENTS Preface ix PART I 1 Introduction to Mining and Mineralogy 2 Preparation for Mineral Collecting...61 232 PART The Making 43 II 5 7 3 III Mine PART 267 IV Glossary 279 Bibliography 291 |
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| with its representation of mining tools clearly proclaim Montana’s mining origins. Montana’s production...published describing the occurrence, collecting, mining, and cutting of the two state gemstones. Figure...Granville Stuart established Montana’s first mining camp at Gold Creek in 1860. Geologic Provinces The state...Figure 1. Postcard view showing the Indian Queen mine ca. 1905 at Farlin, Beaverhead County. 208 ROCKS...at Butte in Silver Bow County and the Black Pine mine in Granite County have produced many fine crystal |
 | Pan, Kuo-Liang, Overstreet, W.C., Robinson, Keith, Hubert, A.E., Crenshaw, G.L. (1980) Equivalent uranium and selected minor elements in magnetic concentrates from the Candle Quadrangle, Solomon Quadrangle, and elsewhere in Alaska. Professional Paper 1135. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp1135 | Report (issue) |
| Quadrangle, Solomon Quadrangle, and Elsewhere in Alaska GEOLOGICAL SURVEY PROFESSIONAL PAPER 1135 Equivalent...Quadrangle, Solomon Quadrangle, and Elsewhere in Alaska By KUO-LIANG PAN, WILLIAM C. OVERSTREET, KEITH...quadrangle, Solomon quadrangle, and elsewhere in Alaska. (Geological Survey Professional Paper 1135) Bibliography:...16:1135 I. Geochemical prospecting Alaska. 2. Ore-deposits Alaska. I. Pan, Kuo-liang. II. Title: Magnetic...quadrangle, Solomon quadrangle, and elsewhere in Alaska. III. Series: United States Geological Survey Professional |
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| os eua come] a.Batis aS i Ce. = of Alaska Ernest Wolff ALASKA Eastofof Green! Gre nwich MAP 170°...—GEOLOGICAL SURVEY. WASHINGTON, DC, MA ITOT ALASKA MAP A "sO 4 * « PSI1 TOA He REA LA Ope e...University of Alaska ERNEST WOLFF Formerly, Research Associate University of Alaska With Contributions...Formerly, Professor of English, University of Alaska Printed in the United States of America By Edwards...panertoes Fs, PREFACE To grow and prosper, Alaska must develop sources of products which can be exported |
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| IDAHO Embracing the THUNDER MOUNTAIN, BIG CREEK, STANLEY BASIN, SHEEP MOUNTAIN, AND, SEAFOAM DISTRICTS ...IDAHO Embracing the THUNDER MOUNTAIN, BIG CREEK, STANLEY BASIN, SHEEP MOUNTAIN, AND SEAFOAM DISTRICTS BY................................. 2 Thunder Mountain District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....i~i::;i:i;:~~ .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Big Creek Distric• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Big Casino Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . |
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| mines, prospects and mineral occurrences throughout Alaska. 162" -I 6' 165" 691 Chukchi^ DL012 DL013 DL005...Mountains l:250,000-scale quadrangle, northwestern Alaska This and related reports are accessible through...the U.S. Government. OPEN-FILE REPORT 00-023 Alaska Resource Data File DL001 Site name(s): Red Dog;...Dog; Hilltop; Aqqaluk; Paalaaq Site type: Mine ARDFno.: DL001 Quadrangle: DLA-2 Latitude: 68.0704 Longitude:...Main deposit, two miles northwest of Deadlock Mountain in section 20, T. 31 N., R. 18 W., of the Kateel |
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| of Metallic and Nonmetallic Mineral Deposits of Alaska Compiled From Published Reports of Federal and...of metallic and nonmetallic mineral deposits of Alaska, compiled from published reports of Federal and...resources Indexes. 2. Mines' and mineral resources Alaska. I. Kachadoorian, Reuben, 1921-, rjoint author...-________--__-_-_-_-------------_-192 Misheguk Mountain quadrangle--------.----..-----------------192...investigations__________________---_-_----____-__ Territory of Alaska Department of Mines pamphlets____________--_ 360 |
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| Ore Deposits of the· Kokomo-Tenmile District, Colorado By M. H. BERGENDAHL and A. H. KOSCHMANN . I...652 Prepared in cooperation with the Colorado Mining Industrial Development Board .. 1\ UNITED STATES...rocks _________________________________ _ Elk Mountain Porphyry ____________________ _ Porphyritic quartz...Lincoln PorphyrY--------------------------Chalk Mountain Rhyolite ___________________ _ Quaternary deposits...ores-----------------------------Mine descriptions----------------------------------Wilfley-Kimberly mine __ --------________________ |
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| collecting. Although Texas is not known for its mining industry, be cause of its large oil and gas exploration...1938. The Terlingua mining district is noted for its rare mercury minerals. Mining here was contin uous...from 1900 to the middle 1940s; but the Mariposa mine, which produced most of the rare minerals, ceased...wrote for Rocks & Minerals on "The Weeks Pegmatite Mine, Wakefield, Carroll County, New Hampshire" (March/April...sands; gypsum* (crystals) (Sloat, 1978). Barton's Creek, Smithville downstream from the bridge; gypsum* |
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| footwall side of the London fault in the nearby London mine, lie far below the surface west of the fault in...of the London gold-quartz veins from the Alma district is highly important but no significantdata pertainingto...Mudsill, $6o,ooo; and Sherwood,$40,000. In the Alma district,the gold-quartzwe{nsof the Londongroupof mineson...immediatelyeastof the London fault in the Alma district. The studiesdescribed {n thispaperwereundertaken...Horseshoedistrictcoincides with the drainagearea of Fourmile Creek; the Sacramentodistrictincludesthe drainagearea |
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| SURVEY GEORGE OTIS SMITH, DIRECTOR BuiiIiETIN 574 MINING DISTRICTS OF THE DILLON QUADRANGLE, MONTANA AND................................................. Mining districts...................................................................................... Mining development. ...................... .. - - ' -..................................... 18 Placer mining....... ~................................................................ 20 Present status of mining .....:........................................ |
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| ...................................... Hideout Creek (2-025)................................................ Horse Creek Mesa (2-027).......................................... Bruce Mountain (2-028)............................................... Piney Creek (2-029).................................................. Rock Creek (2-032)................................................ Grommund Creek (2-033).............. Leigh Creek (2-037)............................................... Doyle Creek (2-038)...... |
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| ....................................... Meadow Creek (1-845).................................................................................. Steel Mountain (4-BAA)........................................................................ Gannett Spring Creek (4-111)....................................... West.......................................... Scout Mountain (4-152)............................................ Elkhorn Mountain (4-156)........................................... Oxford Mountain (4-157)..... |
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| Bulletin, vol. 45. New York. American Institute of Mining Engineers: Bulletin, UOS. 73-84; Transactions,...4th ser., vols. 35, 36. New Haven, Conn. American Mining Congress: Papers and Addresses, 15th Ann. Session;... 265-454. San Francisco, Cal. California State Mining Bureau : Bulletin, no. 63. San Francisco, Cal....Transactions, vol. 10, pt. 1. Toronto, Ont. Canadian Mining Institute: Quarterly Bulletin, no. 22; Journal...General Index, vols. 1-10. Ottawa, Ont. Canadian Mining Journal, vol. 34. Toronto and Montreal. Canada |
