Mineral resources of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness study Area, Tulare and Inyo counties, California
Abstract
At the request of the US Bureau of Land Management, approximately 11,447 acres of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness Study Area were evaluated for mineral resources (known) and mineral resource potential (undiscovered). No mineral resources were identified. There are five areas of low mineral resource potential (tungsten and molybdenum) in and near the study area. The host rocks for these minerals are Mesozoic-age granitic rocks of the Sierra Nevada Batholith and calcareous metamorphic roof-pendant rocks. The area has no geothermal energy, energy mineral, or oil and gas resource potential.
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- 5842249
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- United States
- Language:
- English
- Subject:
- 58 GEOSCIENCES; CALIFORNIA; GEOLOGIC SURVEYS; MINERAL RESOURCES; GRANITES; METAMORPHIC ROCKS; MOLYBDENUM; RESEARCH PROGRAMS; TUNGSTEN; US DOI; ELEMENTS; FEDERAL REGION IX; IGNEOUS ROCKS; METALS; NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS; NORTH AMERICA; PLUTONIC ROCKS; RESOURCES; ROCKS; SURVEYS; TRANSITION ELEMENTS; US ORGANIZATIONS; USA; 580100* - Geology & Hydrology- (-1989)
Citation Formats
Diggles, M F, Frisken, J G, Griscom, A, and Kuizon, L. Mineral resources of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness study Area, Tulare and Inyo counties, California. United States: N. p., 1988.
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Diggles, M F, Frisken, J G, Griscom, A, & Kuizon, L. Mineral resources of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness study Area, Tulare and Inyo counties, California. United States.
Diggles, M F, Frisken, J G, Griscom, A, and Kuizon, L. 1988.
"Mineral resources of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness study Area, Tulare and Inyo counties, California". United States.
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title = {Mineral resources of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness study Area, Tulare and Inyo counties, California},
author = {Diggles, M F and Frisken, J G and Griscom, A and Kuizon, L},
abstractNote = {At the request of the US Bureau of Land Management, approximately 11,447 acres of the Sacatar Meadows Wilderness Study Area were evaluated for mineral resources (known) and mineral resource potential (undiscovered). No mineral resources were identified. There are five areas of low mineral resource potential (tungsten and molybdenum) in and near the study area. The host rocks for these minerals are Mesozoic-age granitic rocks of the Sierra Nevada Batholith and calcareous metamorphic roof-pendant rocks. The area has no geothermal energy, energy mineral, or oil and gas resource potential.},
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place = {United States},
year = {Fri Jan 01 00:00:00 EST 1988},
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