Mineral resources of the Diablo Mountain Wilderness Study Area, Lake County, Oregon

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OSTI ID:6173391

Diggles, M F; King, H D; Gettings, ME; Conrad, J E; Sawatzky, D L; Soreghan, G S

This paper reports on the Diablo Mountain Wilderness Study Area which has no identified mineral resources, but it has moderate mineral resource potential for soda ash, boron compounds, sodium sulfate, magnesium compounds, salts, potash, bromine, lithium, tungsten, and geothermal energy. The area also has low mineral resource potential for low-grade, high-tonnage, epithermal, hot-spring gold-silver deposits, for magnesium deposits, and for oil and gas.

• OSTI ID: 6173391
• Country of Publication: United States
• Language: English

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