Bulletin of the United States Geological SurveyThe Survey., 1917 - Geology |
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abundant beds black sand Blue Brown iron Butte Canyon carbonate Carroll County Cement material Cerusite Chalcocite Chalcopyrite Cherokee County Chester City Clark County coal Colorado Coos County copper crystals Custer County deposits Douglas County elsewhere Esmeralda County Eureka formerly mined Franklin County Galena Gold Hill Granite Grant County gravel Green Hematite Humboldt County Inyo County Jackson County Jefferson County Josephine County kaolin Lake County Lawrence County lead lime limestone limonite Lincoln County Luna County Madison County Magnetite manganese marble mica miles east miles north miles south miles southeast miles west mined for gold Monroe County Montgomery County Mountain Nevada northeast northwest occurs Ocher oxide pegmatite Pennington County places Portland prospects Pyrite Pyrrhotite quarried quartz River Road metal rock Salt sandstone schist serpentine shale Sierra County small quantity Socorro County southwest Sphalerite Springs stone Township Utah Valley veins vicinity Warren County Washington County White zinc
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Page 372 - A rather loose term, used in the United States for a dense fine-grained form of silica which is very tough and breaks with a conchoidal fracture and cutting edges.