List of Minerals reported to occur in Ohio from DRC 2.0.ALUNOGENGYPSUMANHYDRITEHALITEBARITEHEMATITEBARYTEHEXAHYDRITECALCITEHYDROZINCITEKAOLINITEMARCASITECELESTITECHALCOPYRITEMONTMORILLONITEPYRITEQUARTZCOPIAPITESMITHSONITEDOLOMITESPHALERITEFLUORITESTRONTIANITEGALENASULFURSZOMOLNOKITEGLAUCONITEVIVIANITEGOLDWURTZITE
List of minerals reported from Pennsylvania listed from DRC 2.0 ACTINOLITE COVELLITE LIMONITE QUARTZ ALBITE CRYPTOMELANE LINARITE ROCKBRIDGEITE ANALCIME CUPRITE MAGNETITE RUTILE ANDRADITE DATOLITE MALACHITE SCHEELITE ANGLESITE DESCLOIZITE MARCASITE SERPENTINE…
Data exported from DRC 2.0 (c) 2009 Gary Kindel Mine: RIST MINE City: Mine ID: 145884 County ALEXANDER Seq Nbr: 0370030002 State NORTH CAROLINA Latitude 35.910833 Country USA Longitude -81.084444…
From Ohio History Central web site Plants in the form of algae and phytoplankton appeared early in the Precambrian. Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) were the dominant life form for much of…
Recreational gold prospecting is alive and well in Ohio. This pan of GOLD was found prospecting the Clearfork River in Richland County, Ohio. While gold is not plentiful, with a…
Oregon had been rather heavily traversed by settlers on their way to the more populous coastal communities long before gold was discovered in the State. Fear of hostile Indians no…
Arizona From 1860 through 1965, produced a total of about 13,321,000 ounces of gold and in 1965 ranked eighth among the gold-producing States. As in the other Western States, the…
New Mexico The gold-producing districts of New Mexico are distributed in a northeastward-trending mineral belt of variable width that extends diagonally across the State, from Hidalgo County in the southwest…
The gold deposits of South Dakota are in the Black Hills, in the western part of the State. South Dakota ranks third among the States in total gold production and…
North Carolina, which has produced more gold than any of the other Southeastern States, has many gold mines arranged in zones within two physiographic provinces--the Piedmont and the Blue Ridge.…