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Map of Alaska showing known gold-bearing rocks: with descriptive text containing sketches of the geography, geology, and gold deposits and routes to the gold fields by Geological Survey (U.S.), 1898-01-01 An Eye for Gold by Sarah Andrews, 2000-09-06 Gold Placers of the Historical Fortymile River Region, Alaska (U.S. Geological Survey Bulletin 2125) by Warren E. Yeend, 1996-09 Gold Occurrences of Colorado (Resources Series Number 28) by Mark W. Davis, Randall K. Streufert, 1990-01-01 Gold Metallogeny: in the Sino-Korean Platform by Robert B. Trumbull, Giulio Morteani, et all 1993-01-26 Geology of the Gold Belt in the James River Basin, Virginia, Issues 7-11 by Stephen Taber, 2010-06-05 A Good Camp: Gold Mines of Julian and the Cuyamacas by Leland Fetzer, 2002-11 World Gold Deposits: A Geological Classification by J.J. Bache, 1987-07-31 Structural geology of the Cariboo Gold Mining District, east-central British Columbia (Memoir / Geological Survey of Canada) by L. C Struik, 1988 Geology and auriferous deposits of Leonora, Mount Margaret goldfield, (Geological Survey of Western Australia. Bulletin) by Clements Frederick Vivian Jackson, 1904 A Preliminary Report on the Geology and Gold Deposits of the Rochford District, Black Hills, South Dakota by Richard W. Bayley, 1972-01-01 Geology of the McDuffie County gold belt (Bulletin / Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division, Georgia Geologic Survey) by Jerry M German, 1993 Monthly Journal of California Geology : The Liberty Gold Mining District, Reclamation for Wildlife Habitat, and more by California Geology., 1990-01-01 The geology of the Bui hydro-electric project (Gold Coast) by L Gay, 1956

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41. Amateur And Roadside Geology Books
    gold Prospecting Books. Gem and Rockhounding Books. Fossil Books. Amateur geology.gold Prospecting Store. Mountain West (Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado).  
    http://doccopper.tripod.com/gold/rsgeology.html
    
    Extractions: Amateur Geology Books New Books Have Been Added - 11/23/02 I think that the Roadside Geology series is a wonderful collection. It makes geology easy to understand and appreciate as you drive along the highways and interstates. Each book basically covers one state. Pick where you live or where you will be vacationing. I have also included a few field guides to basic geology. New! Here are some interesting magazines that might be interesting: Treasure Hunting Catergories Mountain West Southwest Northwest Southeast ... Geology Field Guides DocCopper's Gold Prospecting Pages DocCopper's Gold Prospecting Where the gold is Gold Locations East of the Rockies Getting started - Gold Prospecting Basics ... Amateur Astronomy Gold Prospecting Links Gold Prospecting Links Australian Gold Links Gold Prospecting Resources Gold Prospecting Books Gem and Rockhounding Books Fossil Books Amateur Geology ... Gold Prospecting Store Mountain West (Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado) Roadside Geology of Utah

42. Geology - Gold Prospecting Mining
    gold Prospecting Mining Information Resources, Search geology (Allwords), Date 7/21/2002. Found 99 document(s) on The Web, Sort Score.  
    http://66.78.12.123/links/geology.htm

43. A Geology Of An Alluvial Gold Placer Deposit - South America
    The geology. Hornblende biotic gneisses form a large complex group southof Oko Mts. gold is associated with BaramaMazaruni assemblage.  
    http://www.kanada.net/alluvial/geology.html
    
    Extractions: contact Variegated schists, amphibolites and quartzites form rugged hills capped by laterite and intruded by dolerites. Certain areas are overlain by a white sands formation. Hornblende biotic gneisses form a large complex group south of Oko Mts. Gold is associated with Barama-Mazaruni assemblage. Alluvial deposits of Cuyuni river are ~ 15 m. deep and are mineralized with fine gold from top to the bedrock. The expected overall (over a total volume of material) gold grade should be between 0.35 and 0.85 gram per cubic meter. Paleochannel has a higher gold grade than active river channel where constant addition of sterile alluvium dilutes overall gold grades. The active river channel was dredged during late 70's and early 80's with 6 inch jet pumps. The average production, for a 15 h. work-day, was between 10 and 15 ozs. per day. Later, 8 inch gravel pump dredges reworked tailings, and in the same length work-day produced 4 to 6 ozs. per day. At the end of 1997, few dredges were reworking old tailings for a 1.5 to 2 ozs. per day production.

44. Subject: Gold
    United States. series US Geological Survey Bulletin 1857A - J.In-depth survey of gold geology, genesis, locations. I 19.31857  
    http://www.mines.edu/library/reference/gold.html
    
    Extractions: /***************************************************************************** Linked js file with all the menucreation code inside ******************************************************************************/ Subject : Gold Contents Help: Using Gold Literature Indexes and Databases Internet Resources A Selected Book List ... Directories and Company Information General research tips: Check with your librarian to find out about new resources and electronic databases. If you are not on campus, try the online Ask A Librarian form Look for library guides in related disciplines. Know your library’s classification system. The CSM Library uses Library of Congress (LC). Use it to browse for information. In our Library, most engineering materials are located in the T’s.Become familiar with core works in your field. Use these as a base to start your search. Keyword choices are important. Add keywords to your search from publications you've already identified and from thesauri and indexes. Evaluate your sourcesespecially Internet sources. Check for updating, type and date of coverage, publisher and/or author.

45. University Of Arizona Press/f00/Geology Of Pluton-Related Gold Mineralization At
    Report from a classic mining district, geology of PlutonRelated GoldMineralization at Battle Mountain, Nevada. Ted G. Theodore. This  
    http://www.uapress.arizona.edu/catalogs/fall00/pg26.htm
    
    Extractions: Ted G. Theodore This new publication, which includes three major chapters by a number of authors from the mining industry, presents a comprehensive overview of gold mineralization in one of the classic mining districts in the Basin and Range country of the western United States. The publication is the latest in a protracted and wide-ranging collaborative investigation that documents the behavior of gold in pluton-related systems in the Battle Mountain Mining District. The monograph includes documentation of the three-dimensional relationship between distal-disseminated Ag-Au deposits and the skarn-related, porphyry Cu environmentincluding revised grade-tonnage distributions for the formeras well as documentation of a complex structural imbrication in the Devonian, Mississippian, Pennsylvanian, and Permian Havallah sequence in the upper plate of the Golconda thrust and its role in the genesis of the gold deposits. It also contains a comprehensive examination of petrochemical evolution of submarine volcanic rocks in the Havallah basin. As a result, regional exploration criteria are developed for distal-disseminated Ag-Au environments and their coeval relations with Carlin-type gold deposits. The book also includes three recently completed full-color geologic maps at 1:24,000 scale of the northern one-half of the Battle Mountain Mining District. These maps are of the Valmy, North Peak, and Snow Gulch 7 1/2 minute quadrangles.

46. Geology And Gold In The Rattlesnake Hills And Barlow Gap Areas
    geology gold in the Rattlesnake Hills Barlow Gap Areas. The RattlesnakeHills lie along the northern margin of the Barlow Gap  
    http://www.wsgsweb.uwyo.edu/metals/Barlow_gap.asp
    
    Extractions: All About Us Geologic Sections Data Services Pubs and Sales ... UW Home The Rattlesnake Hills lie along the northern margin of the Barlow Gap 1:24,000 scale quadrangle in central Wyoming. The Barlow Gap quadrangle was mapped by Wayne Sutherland and assisted by W. Dan Hausel in 1999. The Rattlesnake Hills district was mapped by W. Dan Hausel of the Metals and Precious Stones Section of the Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS) in 1995. The results of the Rattlesnake Hills appeared in WSGS Report of Investigations 52. These mapping projects are part of an ongoing Precambrian geology and economic geology research project by the WSGS. Mapping of the Barlow Gap Quadrangle was partially funded by the US Geological Survey STATEMAP program. The Rattlesnake Hills project was funded entirely by the WSGS budget. This region of the northern Granite Mountains contains one of the best gold prospects in the State for open-pitable gold mineralization. Barlow Gap lies within the ancient Archean craton known as the Wyoming Province, and includes geologic units ranging in age from

47. Geology And Gold In The Rattlesnake Hills And Barlow Gap Areas
    geology gold in the Rattlesnake Hills Barlow Gap Areas. The RattlesnakeHills lie along the northern margin of the Barlow Gap  
    http://www.wsgsweb.uwyo.edu/metals/Barlow_gap.asp?printer=true

48. Gold Book
    Distribution of Wells. OVERVIEW FOR INVESTORS. GUIDELINES POLICY. geology DATA. PRODUCTS SERVICES. RELEASE AREAS. geology and Data Availability.  
    http://www.isr.gov.au/archive/petr_exploration/2001/Gold_Book/
    
    Extractions: Strategy Australian Petroleum News EXTERNAL LINKS Slideshow Presentations Offshore Australia: Exploration Maturity Australia´s Marine Jurisdiction Hydrocarbon Basins of Australia ... RELEASE AREAS Geology and Data Availability Please select the links below to access a pdf file relevant to an area. [ Introduction and Index ]

49. Gold Mining Georgia (Geology)
    Location Georgia Category geology. gold Mining. Find similar pages at geology.Below are additional pages related to this one. Points of Interest.  
    http://www.ohwy.com/ga/g/gold.htm

50. Where To Pan For Gold In Oregon Oregon (Geology)
    Location Oregon Category geology. Where to Pan for gold in Oregon.To find gold, you should go where gold has been found before  
    http://www.ohwy.com/or/g/goldpan.htm
    
    Extractions: To find gold, you should go where gold has been found before - in northeast Oregon, southwest Oregon, and the western Cascades. These areas have many streams and rivers that can be successfully panned for gold. FEDERAL LANDS Mining claims on Federal land are not open for gold panning unless permission has been granted by the owner. However, four areas have been set aside on Federal land in Oregon for recreational gold panning. Find similar pages at Geology

51. GEOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF THE SUROZH GOLD DEPOSIT
    It is suggested the gold mineralization is genetically linked to the fluid systems etal., 1999 and unpublished Report1998, Department of geology, Lviv State  
    http://www.geofuel.lviv.net/PETGF/MGOLD/suroz.htm
    
    Extractions: This presentation includes results reported to the International Symposium GOLD'99 "Precambrian gold in the Fennoscandian and Ukrainian Shields and related areas" held on May 4th to 6th, 1999 in Trondheim, Norway under sponsorship of the Norway Geological Survey. Some blocks are published in the Abstract volume while pictures mainly represent unpublished versions that have been partially shown during oral reports at the Symposium. ECONOMIC GOLD MINERALIZATION OF THE SOROKI GREENSTONE BELT A.B.Bobrov , A.A.Sivoronov , T.B.Yaskevitch , K.M.Pozdeev , B.I.Malyuk Department of Geology, Lviv State University, Ukraine IGGMF UNAS, Lviv, Ukraine Soroki greenstone belt has been encountered in Priazovian granulite-greenstone terrane of the Ukrainian Shield (Figure). Stratigraphy of the belt is mainly defined by age-different metamorphosed volcano-plutonic associations (VPA) of the komatiite-tholeiite formation (from the base): lower tholeiite-gabbro-diabase (KT-1), lower komatiite-dunite-harzburgite (KT-2), upper tholeiite-gabbro-diabase (KT-3) and upper komatiite-dunite-harzburgite (KT-4). As well, ore-hosting litho-facial complex also includes schist-BIF-tholeiite formation which is spatially linked to the above VPA of komatiite-tholeiite formation replacing them laterally. The section is capped by rhyodacite-plagiogranite VPA which is extremely important in the Ukrainian Shield greenstone belts structure and their ore-forming processes development. It is suggested the gold mineralization is genetically linked to the fluid systems of this VPA which have been separated from the parent VPA within 3.15-3.3 Ga.

52. Geology Of Gold Deposits In Sura Greenstone Structure
    geology, MINERALOGY AND ORIGIN OF THE SERGIIVSKE AND BALKA ZOLOTAGOLD DEPOSITS (MIDDLEDNIPREAN DOMAIN OF THE UKRAINIAN SHIELD).  
    http://www.geofuel.lviv.net/PETGF/MGOLD/sura.htm
    
    Extractions: This presentation includes results reported to the International Symposium GOLD'99 "Precambrian gold in the Fennoscandian and Ukrainian Shields and related areas" held on May 4th to 6th, 1999 in Trondheim, Norway under sponsorship of the Norway Geological Survey. Some blocks are published in the Abstract volume while pictures mainly represent unpublished versions that have been partially shown during oral reports at the Symposium. GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY AND ORIGIN

53. Exploration And Geology Of The Tsacha Epithermal Gold Deposit
    Exploration and geology of the Tsacha Epithermal gold Deposit. Articlefrom Exploration and Mining in British Columbia 1998, pages  
    http://www.em.gov.bc.ca/mining/Geolsurv/Publications/expl_bc/1998/Part_B/tsacha.
    
    Extractions: Tech Exploration Ltd., 350 - 272 Victoria St., Kamloops, BC, V2C 2A2 Introduction Exploration History Geology Regional Setting ... References TSACHA ( LOCATION: Lat. 53°02'N Long. 125°02'W OMINECA MINING DIVISION. The property is located in the Naglico Hills area of the southern Nechako Plateau, approximately 125 kilometres southwest of Vanderhoof, British Columbia. CLAIMS: Tsacha, Tasha, Tasha 1 - 3 (84 units). ACCESS: South from Vanderhoof for 25 kilometres along the Kenney Dam road; south along the Kluskus-Ootsa forest service road to Kilometre 162; east along the 8000 road for 7.5 kilometres to the camp situated on the Tasha claim. OWNER: Teck Corporation (owner) signed a joint venture agreement with Corona Gold Corporation whereby the latter can earn a 50% interest in the property by spending $1.5 million by September, 2001. OPERATOR: Teck Exploration Ltd.

54. Kanowna Belle Gold Deposit - Exploration History & Geology - Kim Stanton-Cook -
    KANOWNA BELLE gold DEPOSIT EXPLORATION HISTORY AND geology. KimStanton-Cook, Chief Geologist - Australasia, Delta gold NL. Talk  
    http://www.smedg.org.au/KanBelGSA92.html
    
    Extractions: Gold was first discovered in the Kanowna area, approximately 20 kilometres northeast of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, in 1893. Gold mining in the area peaked in 1898 with the production of 152,000 ounces from vein-hosted and alluvial sources. From 1911, production became sporadic and declined rapidly before ceasing in 1946. Exploration for additional mineralisation in the Kanowna area focussed on extending, or finding repetitions of known vein deposits and deep leads. Minor success was achieved on both fronts leading to the open pit mine on the old Ballarat and Last Chance vein systems (Delta Gold 67.5%, Pancontinental Mining 32.5%) and the commencement, after the amalgamation of leases to form the Golden Valley Joint Venture (Delta Gold 50%, Peko Gold 50%), of mining the deep leads for heap-leach treatment at the QED operation.

55. Ohio History Central - Nature - Geology - Minerals - Gold
    Girl with the burning golden eyes, And redbird song, and snowy throat I bring yougold and silver moons, And diamond stars, and mists that float. gold Facts  
    http://www.ohiohistorycentral.org/ohc/nature/geology/minerals/gold.shtml
    
    Extractions: -Nicholas Vachel Lindsay [1879-1931] The English word gold comes from a series of ancient words that refer to the color yellow. Its rarity, beauty and ability to be shaped by man have made it a highly desired precious metal throughout the history of mankind. "Gold fever" has been a frequently recurring affliction for humans. Today, artists and artisans use gold extensively in making jewelry and other objects of beauty. Also, because of its distinctive characteristics as a metal, gold has important uses in dentistry, photography, industry and electronics.

56. Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Geology!
    Welcome to Klondike gold Rush National Historical Park’s virtual geologysite. This site is under development by the United States  
    http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/parks/klgo/klgo.html

57. Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park Geology Home
    Hop in and let’s go! A drive through historic Skagway; Where’s thegold? USGS geology in the Parks home NPS Park geology Tour home  
    http://wrgis.wr.usgs.gov/docs/parks/klgo/klgoft.html

58. GEOLOGY OF THE RIDGEWAY GOLD DEPOSITS
    geology OF THE RIDGEWAY gold DEPOSITS. RIDGEWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA. Returnto the Central Page. INTRODUCTION. Kennecott Minerals Company  
    http://www.kennecottminerals.com/krmc/KRMC/geopaper.html
    
    Extractions: GEOLOGY OF THE RIDGEWAY GOLD DEPOSITS RIDGEWAY, SOUTH CAROLINA INTRODUCTION Kennecott Minerals Company (KMC) operates a 15,000-ton-per-day open-pit gold mine located approximately 5 miles east of the town of Ridgeway, and 25 miles north of Columbia, South Carolina (Figure 1). The Ridgeway gold mine is one of four gold mines which were put in production in South Carolina in the 1980’s. It is currently the only operating gold mine in the Eastern United States. BRIEF HISTORY OF DISCOVERY AND DEVELOPMENT The Ridgeway gold deposits are essentially virgin discoveries which had been known to only a few prospectors before the 1960’s. Both deposits have small prospect pits along the west sides of the pits, and a few other pits have been found scattered along the Ridgeway trend for several miles east and west. Several people participated in the "rediscovery" of the deposits in modern times, and include: • Prospector John Chapman, whose gold panning efforts recognized gold in the vicinity of the deposits and who passed this information along to the South Carolina State Geological Survey; • Geologists Henry Bell and Henry Johnson, whose geochemical investigations of streams and auger borings peripheral to the deposits established the presence of gold, tin, and other anomalous metals;

59. Cal-Gold Books: Geology And Technical
    $19.95. G146 geology OF THE MEXICAN REPUBLICMoran-Zentano. Includes mineraldeposits and extensive bibliography. $65.00. Back to Cal-gold Homepage  
    http://www.calgold.net/Book14.htm
    
    Extractions: Cal-Gold Books GEOLOGY AND TECHNICAL G137 PRACTICAL GEOLOGISTDixon-A complete course in one book. $15.00. G159 A FIELD MANUAL FOR THE AMATEUR GEOLOGISTCvancara. Geology, Mineralogy, Collecting. $1 G90 GEOLOGY IN THE FIELDCompton. Field geology methods. Newest edition of Manual of Field Geology. $49.95 G148 FIELD GEOLOGY ILLUSTRATED-Maley. Exellent aid to learn physical geology. Photos of geologic interest with explanatory sketches and diagrams. Sections on hard rock and placer deposits. $16.95. G9 DICTIONARY OF GEOLOGICAL TERMSAGI. Nearly 8500 commonly used terms in geology and related sciences. $16.95 G130 CONCISE OXFORD DICTIONARY OF EARTH SCIENCES. $14.95 G170 DICTIONARY OF EARTH SCIENCEMcMilan. $17.95 G172 HOW TO SMELT YOUR GOLD AND SILVERChapman. Complete Guide. Color Pictures. $ G145 MINERAL DEPOSIT EVALUATIONAnnels. A practical approach. Symposium proceedings. $120.95 G76 MINERAL EXPLORATIONLacy. Comprehensive handbook on technical aspects of mining. Symposium proceedings. $55.00 G77 MINING GEOLOGYLacy. Technical manual for the serious miner. Symposium proceedings. $59.95 G126 GEOLOGY OF ORE DEPOSITSGuillon and Park-Text. $59.95.

60. Production - Mining - Gold- RockWare Geology Links
    Category Production Mining - gold -. There are no entries for thiscategory. Back to the Production - Mining category page. Click  
    http://www.rockware.com/portal/prod_mini_gold.html

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