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San Pedro De Recuay, Mina

PE / Áncash
-9.84795, -77.49504View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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About this location

San Pedro De Recuay, Mina is a historic mining site in Ancash, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. The mineralization is hosted in Andesite. Reported specimens include Calcite, Copper, Galena, Silver, Sphalerite; gangue is recorded as Calcite.

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Found Here

CalciteCopperGalenaSilverSphalerite

Geology and deposit

Host rock
Andesite
Associated rock
Volcanicos Calipuy — Andesite
Orebody form
ISOMETRICO (RELLENO DE FISURAS)
Gangue minerals
Calcite
Ore control

Fracturas

Alteration

Silicificacion

Mining history

Status
Past Producer

Records and references

Cited references

MEDINA, OSCAR; INFORME TECNICO DE LA MINA SAN PEDRO DE RECUAY, B.M.P. OCTUBRE 1970, COD. B 4681VALENCIA BELLIDO, RONAL; INFORME TECNICO DE LA MINA SAN PEDRO DE RECUAY, B.M.P. FEBRERO 1972, COD. B4680. DUNIN, ESTANISLAO; POSIBILIDADES DE LOS PROSPECTOS Y MINAS UBICADAS EN LA VECINDAD DE LA PLANTA CATAC, B.M.P. MAYO 1973, COD. B2128. BANCO MINERO

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10090041view the source record

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Coordinates: -9.84795, -77.49504

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