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Found Here
Geology and deposit
- Host rock
- Diabase, Chert
- Associated rock
- Diabase, Peridotite, Serpentinite
Small - Scale Faults Forming At Contacts; Strike - Nearly E-W, Dipping To M In General
Fault Tuff - Chert Contact Forms Locus At Which Ore Occurrsin Intermittent Pockets
Mining history
- Status
- Past Producer
Records and references
KISHIMOTO, F., 1962 , "MERCURY DEPOSITS OF SHIKOKU, JAPAN," BULL. GEOL. SUR. JAPAN VOL. 13 NO. 3MIZUHARA, G., 1958 , "TOKUSHIMA - KEN YUKI MERCURY MINE INVEST. REPORT" PROPERTY OF K. YUKIYAMADA, M., INOUYE, S., 1954 , "REPORT OF INVESTIGATION OF LIMESTONE DEPOSITS OF TOKASHIMA PREFECTIVE, NAGA - GUN & SHOBU - GUN,"GEOLOGICAL SURVEY MONTHLY, VOL. 5 NO. 11KISHIMOTO, F., 1962 , JOUR. GEOL. SUR. JAP.
Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10098435 — view the source record
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Location on Map
Coordinates: 33.87373, 134.52385
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