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Eredia Gold Deposit

EG / Al Bahr al Ahmar
26.40272, 33.42221View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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Eredia Gold Deposit is a known mineral occurrence, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. USGS records describe a Vein deposit hosted in Diorite, Rhyolite, Granite. Reported specimens include Gold. The site was discovered in 1904; workings are unknown.

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Gold

Geology and deposit

Deposit type
Vein
Host rock
Diorite, Rhyolite, Granite
Associated rock
Rhyolites — Hornblendite, Rhyolite
Orebody form
VEINS
Structure

Main Structure Runs Parallel To The Red Sea Graben, Shear Structures

Ore control

Mineralization In Quartz Veins

Mining history

Status
Occurrence
Workings
Unknown
Discovered
1904

Records and references

Cited references

SRC. REF: OSMAN, MOHARRAM AND OTHERS, 1970, STUDIES ON SOME MINERAL DEPOSITS OF EGYPT, CONTRACT NO. 1247.M.B EL KADI, JUNE 1976, A REVIEW OF THE PROMISING GOLD BEARING DEPOSIT, EASTERN DESERT, EGYPTOSMAN MOHARRAM AND OTHERS, 1970, STUDIES ON SOME MINERAL DEPOSITS OF EGYPT, CONTRACT NO. 1247.1904 EXPLOITATION1956 INSPECTION

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10096532view the source record

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Coordinates: 26.40272, 33.42221

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