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Found Here
Geology and deposit
- Deposit type
- Vein
- Host rock
- Gabbro, Limestone
- Associated rock
- Gabbro
Mining history
- Status
- Past Producer
- Production years
- 1943 - 1945
Records and references
HORI, S., 1953 , "MERCURY DEPOSITS OF JAPAN," GEOL SUR JAP REPORT NO 154 , P. 106HILPERT, LS, 1947 , "MERCURY RESOURCES OF JAPAN," GEN HEADQU. SUP COMM ALL FOR NAT RES DIV REP NO 91HILPERT, LS, 1947 , GEN HEAD SUP COMM ALLFOR
Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10040080 — view the source record
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Location on Map
Coordinates: 42.23175, 142.89851
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