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Indianna Mine

US / OR
45.05929, -118.30244View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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Indianna Mine is a historic mining site in Union, Oregon, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. The mineralization is hosted in Diorite, within the Eugeosyncline setting. Reported specimens include Galena, Gold, Silver, Sphalerite; logged ore minerals are Sphalerite. The site was discovered in 1901; production began in 1935.

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Found Here

GalenaGoldSilverSphalerite

Geology and deposit

Host rock
Diorite
Associated rock
Bald Mountain Batholith — Diorite
Tectonic setting
Eugeosyncline
Ore minerals
Sphalerite
Ore control

Fault Or Shear Zone

Mining history

Status
Past Producer
Production size
Small
Discovered
1901
First production
1935

Records and references

Cited references

WAGNER, N.S., 1945, INDIANNA MINE: ODGMI UNPUB. REPT. WAGNER, N.S., 1945, INDIANNA MINE: OREGON DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY AND MINERAL INDUSTRIES UNPUBLISHED REPORT.1945 RECON ODGMI UNPBU. REPT

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10033332view the source record

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Coordinates: 45.05929, -118.30244

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