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Found Here
Geology and deposit
- Deposit type
- Vein
- Host rock
- Metamorphic-Migmatic Complex Of Rio Grande Do Sul — Granite
Mining history
- Status
- Occurrence
Records and references
CESAR, P. DE A.B., 1984, PRINCIPAIS DEPOSITOS MINERAIS: CONCEITOS, METODOLOGIA E LISTAGEM (CAPITULO IX), IN: SCHOBBENHAUSS, C., D., DE A. CAMPOS, G.R. DERZE, AND H.E. ASMUS, EDS., GEOLOGICO DO BRAZIL, TEXTO EXPLICATIVO DO MAPA GEOLOGICO DO BRAZIL E DA AREA OCEANICA ADJACENTE INCLUINDO DEPOSITOS MINERAIS, DEPARTAMENTO NACIONAL DA PRODUCAO MINERAL, BRASILIA, P. 359-419, ESCALA 1:2,500,000CIMRI
Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10062041 — view the source record
Difficulty
Getting there
Location on Map
Coordinates: -31.74737, -53.74907
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