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| METALLIC MINERAL DEPOSITS OF THE CAROLINA SLATE BELT, NORTH CAROLINA by P. Albert Carpenter, m Reprinted...Intrusive rocks Metallic minerals Chromium Copper Gold , 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 . Iron Lead, zinc and...investigations Mine descriptions Alamance County Copper prospect Foust copper mine Robeson gold prospect Cabarrus...Cabarrus County Allman prospect Buffalo mine Cabarrus? mine Clinemine Crayton mine Furniss mine Eva Furr...Furr mine Isenhour mine ..; : Newellmine Nugget mine Phoenix mine Pioneer Mills mine Propst mine Quaker |
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| 126? x-> n fi/c. 7£ Gold, base-metal, and related deposits of North Carolina 1011 by Gwendolyn W....457-0*4 9.1267 Gold, base-metal, and related deposits of North Carolina Abstract Gold, silver, copper...barite, and rare-earths have been mined in North Carolina. Gold, with by-product silver, occurs in veins...rocks west of the Blue Ridge. 12 complex ores of gold, copper, lead, zinc, and silver in veins and 13...Mountain. Cobalt minerals with ores of 16 iron or gold have been reported in a few areas in the Piedmont |
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| IN NORTH CAROLINA INFORMATION CIRCULAR 29 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH AND NATURAL RESOURCES ...agencies for the general welfare of the dtizens of North Carolina. The Section conducts basic and applied research...Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687, or call (919) 733-2423. Jeffrey C. Reid Chief Geologist GOLD NORTH...NORTH CAROLINA IN . by P. Albert Carpenter III NORTH CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY INFORMATION CIRCULAR 29...29 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA James B. Hunt, Jr., Governor DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES |
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| Information Circular GOLD RESOURCES OF NORTH CAROLINA by P. A. Carpenter, D oc ms C% M:*L Raleigh...for the general welfare of the citizens of North Carolina. The section conducts a number of basic and...Geological Survey Section, P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 26711. Jeffrey C. Reid Chief Geologist Cover...2 Uses 3 Mining Methods and Recovery 3 Gold in North Carolina 5 History of Mining 5 Production...Prospecting 7 10 Gold Deposits of North Carolina 12 Eastern Carolina Belt 12 Portis Mine 14 Other Mines |
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| returning it UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GOLD DEPOSITS OF THE SOUTHERN PIEDl\IONT GEOLOGICAL...Central group ____________________________ _ _ Carolina gneiss ________________________ _ Mica schist...__________________________________ _ ~ orth Carolina and South Carolina ______ ____ _ Georgia ______________...__________________________________ _ History of mining ________________ ·__________________ _ Production...Production ________________________________________ _ Gold deposits _____________________________________ _ |
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| CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL MEETING AND FIELD TRIP NOVEMBER 8-10, 2013 SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA...THE CAROLINA TERRANE IN CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA ONE ARC, TWO ARCS, OLD ARC, NEW ARC THE CAROLINA TERRANE...TERRANE IN CENTRAL NORTH CAROLINA EDITORS: James Hibbard and Jeff Pollock TRIP LEADERS: James Hibbard,...Ganis Carolina Geological Society Annual Meeting, November 8-10, 2013 Salisbury, North Carolina Carolina...Waddell University of South Carolina Allen Dennis University of South Carolina, Aiken Vice President William |
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| their significance to mineral prospecting in the Carolina slate belt by Robert G. Schmidt' GEOLOGiCAL...aluminous alterations in other regions Examples in North America Examples in South America Large hydrothermal...geology of the Carolina slate belt Descriptions of selected high alumina deposits in the Carolina slate belt...belt The Brewer porphyry gold deposit General geology of the Pilot Mountain — Fox Mountain region (Ramseur...porphyry gold system High—alumina deposits in Moore County Other deposits in North Carolina Origin and |
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| ouroiina Stare Library Raleigh C/ 3:80 6.£ NORTH CAROLINA jyje Q, Doc. DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND...Geologist BULLETIN 80 Pyrophyllite Deposits in North Carolina by Jasper L. Stuckey RALEIGH 1967 Digitized...http://archive.org/details/pyrophyllitedepo1967stuc NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT...Geologist BULLETIN 80 Pyrophyllite Deposits in North Carolina by Jasper L. Stuckey RALEIGH 1967 MEMBERS...Raleigh, North Carolina March 1,1967 To His Excellency, HONORABLE DAN K. MOORE Governor of North Carolina |
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| NORTH DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION GEORGE DIVISION CAROLINA R. OF ROSS, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR...THE ♦ REPORT ON MINERALS VOLCANIC-SLATE NORTH CAROLINA BY SAM D. BROAD HURST AND RICHARD J. ...£ Location Map - Volcanic-Slate Series in North Carolina . . . • k £ Areal Distribution General...HIGH-ALOMINA MINERALS IN THE VGLCANIC-SLATB SERIES, NORTH CAROLINA Sam D. Broadhurst and Richard J. Councill...resources of the eastern Piedmont region of North Carolina . Particular attention is being focused upon |
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| their Significance to Mineral Prospecting in the Carolina Slate Belt U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN 1562...their Significance to Mineral Prospecting in the Carolina Slate Belt B_v ROBERT G. SCHMIDT U.S. GEOLOGICAL...characteristics of high-alumina copper-, mol_vbdenum-, and gold-bearing deposits in other regions of the world ...their significance to mineral prospecting in the Carolina slate belt. (Geological Survey bulletin ; 1562)...aluminous alterations in other regions ---Examples in North America --------------------------------------- |
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| SILVER MINED IN NORTH CAROLINA By R U T H P. S T A N L E Y — T h e Lady Prospector Rt. 1, Box 5 8 , T...the development of sil ver mining i n the Piedmont section o f North Carolina is largely a record of attempts...treat the ores. I n the earliest history of each mine, the sur face ores, which required but little skill...ing was done in Davidson County, but few are aware that the Silver H i l l Mine was i n operation before... ( I n 1 8 2 4 "Olmstead" mentioned David son County as a part of the G o l d Coun t r y ) . About |
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| RANDATHER QUNTAN of£4 vA, ATE BELT CAROLINA aes \ eer =~CAROLINA ‘ Li, aie! BARTLETT'S/27 FERRY FAULT...GRANDFATHER TENNESSEE ~~ MOUNTAIN KIOKEE BELT SOUTH CAROLINA ug 5; “A BARTLETT'S/.2 FERRY FAULT ? ALABAMA...model, admittedly speculative, for gold mineralization in the Carolina slate belt; it complements the paper...Anomaly at the Peachbottom Deposit, Alleghany County, North Carolina (John E. Callahan, J. Hatten Metal Howard...Geologic South Sulfide (Thornton The Aspects Carolina Faulkner Western E. Carroll) the Southwest |
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| decreasingly radiogenic valuesfrom the Mineral district,Virginia,to the StoneHill deposit,Alabama,whi...-old)granitic plutons. The mineralizedveinsof the Virginia gold pyrite belt havegalenaswith a wide spreadof radiogeniclead...from the re- ore is unclear,asat Ore Knob, North Carolina, where gionhavebeenof an incidentalnature,andonlythree...bodiesof this type can alsobe found in the sten, North Carolina, and Dahlonega,Georgia,dis- Piedmontgeologicprovince...Silver Hill-type deposits(Brown, 1976) are found isotopestudy of the depositsof the central Carolina in upper |
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| Geology of Some Copper Deposits in North Carolina Virginia, and Alabama By GILBERT H. ESPENSHADE CONTRIBUTIONS...mines, Swain County, North Carolina, the Toncrae mine, Virginia, and the Stone Hill mine, Alabama UNITED...___________ Deposits in Great Smoky ~ountains, North Carolina__________________ GeneralgeologY------...------------------------------Geology of Swain County copper district__________________________ Sedimentary...Pag~ Cleburne and Randolph Counties, Alabama___________________________ Stone Hill mine _______________ |
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| the Albemarle Group of the Carolina Slate Belt in Central North Carolina By ARVID A. STROMQUIST and HAROLD...BULLETIN Prepared in cooperation with the North Carolina Division of Mineral Resources 1274-B /nT...________________________________ 20 Rocks west of the Silver Hill fault _____________________ 20 References cited...Generalized geologic map showing relation of the Carolina slate belt to the Piedmont province In pocket...the central part of the Piedmont province, North Carolina _ ________ In pocket FIGURE 1. Comparison of |
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| Officers of the Carolina Geological Society (1958-1959) President: Mr. Henry Johnson, Jr. State Development...South Carolina Vice President: Dr. Walter Wheeler Department of Geology University of North Carolina...Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina Secretary: Dr. E. Willard Berry Department of Geology Duke University...University Durham, North Carolina Chairman of Membership Committee: Mr. William J. Furbish Department of Geology...Geology Duke University Durham, North Carolina Chairman of Program Committee: Mr. L.N. Smith State Development |
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| COUNTIES OF NORTH CAROLINA C. HENRY KING, FRANKUNVILLE, N.C. ALAMANCE—The North State pyrophyllite mine is located...by the Indians. ALLEGHANY—The Crouse manganese mine near Sparta has produced an interesting suite of...ASHE—Site of the Ore Knob copper mine in the eastern part of the county has produced chalcocite, bornite...in this county. One specimen is at the State Museum in Raleigh. It is still in the rough. Gold has been...nuggets of gold ever found were discovered here. In 1799 a 17 lb. nugget was found in the Reed mine. In 1803 |
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| Talladega-Cartersville and Hayesville faults on the north. The oldest sulfide depositsoccur in a regional...continentalshelf.Althoughcorrelations salient centered in Clay County and a southern are uncertain, the overlying carbonaterocks...eastern North America CLEBURNE CO. CHULAFINNEE DIST. ARBACOOCHEE DIST. XXXX SMITH STONE HILL ! ol...We(Griffin, 1951; Tull and Stow, 1982). Minor sericite- doweeterranewaspossiblyformedin a moreabyssal...Stringfellow commonlyare derived from genetic models that mine at the southwestern end of the major outcrop infer |
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| GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Gold in panned concentrates from southern Alamance County, Central North Carolina by John P...VA 1986 Gold in panned concentrates from sout^rn Alamance County Central North Carolina by John P...Robert G. Schmidt Introduction The Major Hill-Sutphin area of gold mineralization, identified by this panned...concentrate survey, is in the Carolina slate belt in central North Carolina. It is located in an area where...where several small gold prospects were worked in the past and where small scale gold panning in the streams |
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| large variety of minerals and gemstones in North Carolina annually attracts thousands of collectors to...the world. Some Mineral Collecting Sites in North Carolina T H E C O L L E C T I N G L O C A L I T I E...McKenzie's publication Mineral Collecting Sites in North Carolina: Information Circular 24 (1978). For a more...locations on county road maps, refer to this publication, which can be ordered from the North Carolina Department...27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611. The price is $5.00 plus 4% sales tax. Individual county road maps can |
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| Alabama P.O. Box 0 Tuscaloosa, Alabama 35486 85° • County Seat ALABAMA'S MINERAL INDUSTRY began in 1818...iron furnace was built near Russellville, Franklin County, utilizing local brown iron-ore (goethite) deposits...Tennessee River Valley area near Huntsville, Madison County, the first such mineralogical description in the...the discovery of gold in 1831 along tributaries of the Coosa River (Chilton County). Utilization of mineral...has long been a significant part of the state's mining industry. Since 1880, mineraI production has been |
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| C / , state Library North NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OP CONSERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT HARGROVE BOWLES...of Moore County, North Carolina By JAMES F. CONLEY RALEIGH 1962 ^ . NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT...Geology and Mineral Resources of Moore County, North Carolina By JAMES F. CONLEY RALEIGH 1962 Members...Raleigh, North Carolina May 2, 1962 To His Excellency, HONORABLE TERRY SANFORD Governor of North Carolina..."Geology and Mineral Resources of Moore County, North Carolina", by James F. Conley. This report contains |
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| Gold Deposits of the Carolina Slate Belt, Southeastern United States: Age and Origin of the Major Gold...Foley, N.K., and Ayuso, R.A., 2012, Gold deposits of the Carolina Slate Belt, southeastern United States—Age...States—Age and origin of the major gold producers: U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2012–1179, 26................. 6 Significance of Neoproterozoic Gold Deposits .................................................. 10 Age of the Volcanic Host Rocks and Gold Deposits ...................................... |
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| pp. 239–256 The Russell Gold Deposit, Carolina Slate Belt, North Carolina TERRY L. KLEIN,† U.S. Geological...Reston, Virginia 20192 Abstract Gold deposits have been mined in the Carolina slate belt from the early 1800s...mines in South Carolina. The Russell mine, one of the larger producers in North Carolina, is located in...Uwharrie Mountains, and produced over 470 kg of gold. Ore grades averaged about 3.4 grams per tonne (g/t)...sediment-hosted, gold-rich, base-metal poor, volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit in which gold was remobilized |
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| ANNUAL MEETING CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY NOVEMBER 7-8, 1964 ROAD LOG OF THE CHATHAM, RANDOLPH AND ORANGE...ORANGE COUNTY AREAS, NORTH CAROLINA FIELD TRIP GUIDEBOOK RALEIGH, 1964 Typed and reformatted from the original...original, October 1999. CAROLINA GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS 1963-1964 President: Henry Brown N.C...University of North Carolina at Raleigh Vice President: George E. Siple U.S. Geological Survey District Geologist...South Carolina Secretary: E. Willard Berry Department of Geology Duke University Durham, North Carolina |
