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Taiba Deposit

SN / Thiès
15.10058, -16.81530View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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About this location

Taiba Deposit is a historic mining site, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. Reported specimens include Fluorite. The site was discovered in 1948; production began in 1960.

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Found Here

Fluorite

Geology and deposit

Deposit type
CHEMICAL SEDIMENT, MARINE, RESIDUAL METEORIC ENRICHMENT
Structure

WEST SENEGAL BASIN

Mining history

Status
Past Producer
Discovered
1948
First production
1960

Records and references

Cited references

THE BRITISH SULPHUR CORP. LTD., 1980: WORLD SURVEY OF PHOSPHATE DEPOSITS, 4TH ED., LONDONLUCAS, J. ET AL., 1979: (SENEGAL). LE GISEMENT DE PHOSPHATE DE CHAUX DE TAIBA. SCI. GEOL. BULL.32, 1-2, P.39-57, STRASBOURGWORLD BANK, 1979: THE ECONOMIC TRENDS AND PROSPECTS OF SENEGAL, REPORT VOL. III, P.54-59MENOR, ALBUQUERQUE DE, E., 1975: LA SEDIMENTATION PHOSPHATEE; PETROGRAPHIC, MINERALOGIE ET GEOCHIMIE DES GISEMENTS DE TAIBA (SENEGAL) ET D'OLINDA (BRESIL), THESIS, UNIV. STRASBOURG

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 60000674view the source record

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Coordinates: 15.10058, -16.81530

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