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Kuntykakhskaya Intrusion

RU / Krasnoyarsk
69.79282, 100.19003View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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Kuntykakhskaya Intrusion is a mineral prospect, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. Reported specimens include Azurite, Chrysocolla, Copper, Gold, Malachite, Nickel.

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Found Here

AzuriteChrysocollaCopperGoldMalachiteNickelPlatinum

Geology and deposit

Tectonic setting
On Northeast Corner Of Tungusskaya Syncline
Structure

At Intersection Of Changadinskaya And Khantaisko-Tukalendinskaya Fracture Zones.

Alteration

Near Suture Of Siberian Platform And Taimyr Folded Region.

Mining history

Status
Prospect

Records and references

Cited references

URVANTSEV, N.N., KAVARDIN, G.I., ET AL., 1973, PROSPECTS FOR BROADENING THE MINERAL-RESOURCE BASE OF COPPER-NICKEL ORES IN THE NORTH KRASNOYARSKII KRAI, IN: SEVERO-SIBIRSKII NIKELENOSNYI REGION I EGO PROMYSHLENNYE PERSPEKTIVY; SBORNIK STATEI, LENINGRAD, NIIGA. (IN RUSSIAN)

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10097119view the source record

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Coordinates: 69.79282, 100.19003

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