MLA 73-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Tuolumne River Rare II Area (No. 5258), Tuolumne County, California - Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Paul C. Hyndman
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Jan 1, 1983

Abstract

Three properties in the Tuolumne River RARE II area, the Eagle Bluff Mine (lode) and the Indian Creek Bar and Bossy Bar Prospects (placer), have identified subeconomic gold resources (table 1). Nineteen other properties have potential for gold resources. Adjacent to the study area, five properties have identified mineral resources, and nine others have potential for resources. Properties having high-grade zones (shoots), but licking enough tonnage to be classified as resources, are listed in table 2. Gold, in lode and placer deposits, is the principal mineral commodity in the Toluene River study area. Ten properties within the RARE II boundary have gold-rich zones or shoots; they range in size from 12 to 2,500 tons and in average grade from 0.09 to 0.97 oz gold per ton.
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APA: Paul C. Hyndman  (1983)  MLA 73-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Tuolumne River Rare II Area (No. 5258), Tuolumne County, California - Summary

MLA: Paul C. Hyndman MLA 73-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Tuolumne River Rare II Area (No. 5258), Tuolumne County, California - Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1983.

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