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Sherman Mountain, Silver Plume, Georgetown District, Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA

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Locality type:Mountain
Classification
Species:'Biotite' (not an IMA approved species)
Formula:K(Fe2+/Mg)2(Al/Fe3+/Mg/Ti)([Si/Al/Fe]2Si2O10)(OH/F)2
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Biotite data
Locality Data:Click here to view Sherman Mountain, Silver Plume, Georgetown District, Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:492066
Long-form Identifier:1:3:492066:3
GUID (UUID V4):0
Nearest other occurrences of Biotite
10.2km (6.3 miles)ⓘHenderson Mine, Dailey Mining District (Jones Pass Mining District), Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
10.9km (6.8 miles)ⓘMurry Mine, Lawson Mining District (Dumont Mining District; Montana Mining District), Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
14.1km (8.7 miles)ⓘBell of the West (Martha E; Billie; Ariadne; Little Topsy; Bruce; Alabama; Yankee Girl; Mammoth; Le Roi; Black; Emily; Crazy Girl; Baby Eddy), Lamartine Mining District, Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
14.8km (9.2 miles)ⓘMartha E. Adit, Jackson Mining District (Corral Mining District), Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
15.0km (9.3 miles)ⓘDevils Canyon, Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
16.2km (10.1 miles)ⓘRevenue; Brittle Silver; Delaware (Baltic and Revenue), Peru Creek Area, Argentine Mining District, Summit County, Colorado, USA
18.5km (11.5 miles)ⓘAtlantic Mine, Montezuma Area, Summit County, Colorado, USA
19.3km (12.0 miles)ⓘHudson Tunnel, Idaho Springs Mining District (Virginia Mining District), Clear Creek County, Colorado, USA
19.8km (12.3 miles)ⓘWaterloo Mine, Russell Gulch, Gilpin County, Colorado, USA
21.8km (13.6 miles)ⓘBurlington - Iowa Group, Central City Mining District (Central Mining District), Gilpin County, Colorado, USA
References
Eckel, Edwin Butt; Cobban, Robert R.; Mosburg, Shirley K.; Foord, Eugene E. (1997)Minerals of Colorado. Fulcrum Publishing.
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Spurr, Josiah E., Garrey, George H., Ball, Sydney H. (1908) Economic Geology of the Georgetown Quadrangle (Together with the Empire District), Colorado. With General Geology.Professional Paper 63. US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/pp63
Report (issue)
GEOLOGYOF THEGEORGETOWN QlJADRANGLE(TOGETHER 'VITH THE EMPIREDISTRICT)COLORADo·BYJOSIAH E. SPURR...............Topography and geography of theGeorgetown quadrangle ....................................................................... ___ ... .Biotite-sillimanite schist ......................................................... ·.............. .Biotite schist ....................... ·.......................... __ .... .Gneissoid granite (mashedbiotite granite) .....................................
Randall, J. S. (1887)Minerals of Colorado. Georgetown Courier Print, Georgetown, CO.
Book
.3 COLORADO. ofCOLORADO.J. S. lGEORGETOWN, COLO.GEORGETOWN COURIER PRINT.1887. 3 Bancroft...From a mineralogical point of view the wealth ofColorado exceeds that ofIn the metallic minerals almost...referred to in the following pagesProceedings of theColorado Scientific Society.Proceedings of the Academy...Bulletins of the U. S. Geological Survey.J.GEORGETOWN,COLORADO,January, 1887.S.RANDALL.: MINERALS...gravel of streams and inveins.The veins of GilpinCounty are especially noteworthyfor the amount of gold
Lovering, T.S., Goddard, E.N. (1950) Geology and ore deposits of the Front Range, Colorado.Professional Paper 223. US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/pp223
Report (issue)
Geologyand Ore Depositsof the Front RangeColoradoBy T. S. LO\'ERING and E. N. GODDARDGEOLOGICAL...in cooperation with theColorado State Geological Survey Boardand theColorado Metal Mining Fund~ oopr...hornblende gneiss ____________ _Quartzite at CoalCreek ________________ _Igneous rocks _____________________________...BoulderCreek granite _________________ _Pikes Peak granite _____________________ _SilverPlume granite..._____________________ _Copper deposits in JeffersonCounty __ _F. M.D. property _____________ _Malachite
Eckel, E.B. (1961) Minerals of Colorado: A 100-year record.Bulletin 1114. US Geological Survey 399 pp.doi:10.3133/b1114
Report (issue)
Minerals ofColorado:A 100- Year RecordBy EDWIN B. ECKELGEOLOGICALSURVEYBULLETIN1 1 14A...knowledge____________________________________Future ofColorado mineralogy______________________________________...mineral localities and metallic mineraldeposits ofColorado ________________________________ In pocketIII...mineral localities and metallic mineral depositsofColorado, has not been included in this reprint. Many of...especially Fischer and others, 1946). MINERALS OFCOLORADO: A 100-YEAR RECORDBy EDWIN B. EcKELABSTRACT
Behre, C.H. (1953) Geology and ore deposits of the west slope of the Mosquito Range.Professional Paper 235. US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/pp235
Report (issue)
the. Leadville,Colorado, miningdistrict.Prepared in cooperation with theColorado State Geological...Geological Survey Board andtheColorado Metal Mining FundUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE, WASHINGTON..._Pikes Peak(?) granite- __________________SilverPlume(?) granite__ _______ _________Quartz-mica...on Mount Evans_ ________________Faults on DyerMountain ________________Fault complex on East Ball Mountain_____...Sherman__ _ ___________Faults on West SheridanMountain _______Faults on Mount Sheridan. ______________
Hausel, W. Dan (2012)Copper King Mine, Silver Crown District, Wyoming (Preliminary Report).
Corporate Document
2012Copper King Mine,Silver CrownDistrict, Wyoming (Preliminary Report)W. Dan HauselIndependent...Arizona11/14/2012 COPPER KING MINE,SILVER CROWNDISTRICTW. Dan Hausel, Independent GeologistGilbert...Gilbert, ArizonaIntroductionTheSilver Crowndistrict (also known as Hecla) lies 20 miles west of Cheyenne...along the eastern flank of the Laramie Range. Thedistrict is visible on GoogleEarth (search for ‘Hecla...Nearly all mining and exploration activity in thedistrict centered on the Copper King mine and the Hecla
(1883, June 9th)Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 35 (23) The Scientific Publishing Company
Journal (issue)
meetingthe manufacturerscokethe ConnellsvilleDistrict provedfailure, because the representation was...Louisville, Ky., and vicinity.Mr.Frost, care BostonColorado Smelting Company, Argo, Colo.,ouraccredited...Menthe BasicProduction... ........ProcessSilver ProductionElectrolyticthe Precious MetalsBolivia...Temperature fromUtilizationOre-DepositsSummitGrandeCounty,The Iron OresNevada.338Wyoming.338North...Gold andSilver Stocks.......Europe......Germany{338totheSilver.338District, Riothe
Hedlund, David Carl (1975) Geologic map of the Hillsboro Quadrangle, Sierra and Grant counties, New Mexico.Open-File Report Vol. 1975 (75-108) US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/ofr75108
Report (issue)
percent), and reddish-brown partially oxidizedbiotite (0-2 percent).TplaMaximum thickness about 1...acces38 40sory clinopyroxene, ferric oxides, andbiotite. Flow overlie~ paleof zoned andesine (Anred altered...altered latite flows (Tpl) along·South PerchaCreek (sees. 16 and21, T. 16 S., R. 8 W.) where the thickness...percent).28 30Accessory minerals are orthopyroxene,biotite, oxyhornblende, and(Anferric oxides.Vitrophyre...thickness about200 ft (60 m) near Deer Hill andSherman MountainTrRhyolite plugs and dikesRhyolite plug
Johnson, J. H. (1934) Paleozoic formations of the Mosquito Range, Colorado.Professional Paper 185b. US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/pp185b
Report (issue)
DireetorATIONS OF THEPALEOZOIC FOMOSQUITO RA GE,COLORADOBYJ. HARShorter contributionsJOHNSONgeneral...fWeber grits on South MosquitoCreek; B,tWeber shales on LondonMountain; C,Manitou limestone with chert;...near TroutCreek; B, Arkosicgrit from upper part of Weber (?) formation in Almadistrict __________________...Fremont, Harding, and part ofManitou along TroutCreek near old Newett station; B, Log of silicified wood... PALEOZOIC FORMATIONS OF THE MOSQUITO RANGE,COLORADOBy J.HARLANABSTRACTThe Mosquito Range is
Curtis, Bruce F. -Ed. (1975) Cenozoic History of the Southern Rocky Mountains.GSA Memoir 144. Geological Society of Americadoi:10.1130/mem144
Report (issue)
theRockyMountain Section meetingof The Geological Society of AmericaBoulder,Colorado, 1973Edited...SOCIETY OF AMERICA, INC.3300 Penrose PlaceBoulder,Colorado 8030124 AUG 1990The Memoir series was originally...northwesternColorado and its implicationsconcerning tectonism and the origin of theColorado River system...Cenozoic sedimentation and deformation in northernColorado andAGIOS ATCAGwsjaceeet ty pes wien ano os Kar...helt249Neogene tectonism in south-centralColorado... a2)7min4 amie a-=a,geek@a
, (1967) Geological Survey research 1967, Chapter D.Professional Paper 575d. US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/pp575d
Report (issue)
Platte-Arkansas divide,southern Denver basin,Colorado, by P. E. Soister_ ______ ·_____________________...part of the Roberts thrust, Toiyabe Range, LanderCounty, Nev., by J. H.Stewart and A. R. Palmer _____...Ordovician tectonism in the Ruby Mountains, ElkoCounty,· Nev., by Ronald Willden and R. W. Kistler__ _...tin minerals in gold- andsilver-bearing sulfide ores, Ohio miningdistrict, Marysvale, Utah, by A. S...of base metals andsilver in the southern Santa Rita Mountains, Santa CruzCounty, Ariz., byHarald
(1909, July 10th)Engineering and Mining Journal Vol. 88 (2) Hill Publishing Company
Journal (issue)
thanthe upperlevels.The entire surfacethedistrictcovered with recent depositsclay andlimestone...external interferenceand thoughlater years thedistrict haslost its essentially exotic appearance, the...aboutper cent.the tons; fine gold, 2000 oz.;silver (996 fine), turns.article, were imported1907...crosscuts,($20,921), Germany being the leadingandsilver which occurthe matte. The2700 ft.;winzes and...GowgandadistrictOntario has just beenissuedthe Geological SurveyCanada. Thisdistrict, about which
Smith, Roscoe Maurice (1976) Mineral resources of Elko County, Nevada.Open-File Report Vol. 1976 (76-56) US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/ofr7656
Report (issue)
INTERIORGEOLOGICAL SURVEYMINERAL RESOURCES OF ELKOCOUNTY, NEVADAByRoscoe M. SmithPrepared in cooperation...Alderdistrict-19Auradistrict -21Beaverdistrict25BlackMountaindistrict27Bootstrapdistrict27...27Burnerdistrict28Burns Basindistrict-- -- 30Carlindistrict32CaveCreekdistrict----- 35Charleston...Coal Minedistrict~ 38Contactdistrict- 39Cornucopiadistrict - -45CorralCreekdistrict- - 48Decoy...Decoydistrict48Delanodistrict49Delker district53Dividedistrict- - 54Dolly Vardendistrict--54
Simpson, H., Weir, J.E., Woodward, Lee A. (1979) Inventory of clay-rich bedrock and metamorphic derivatives in eastern Nevada, excluding the Nevada Test Site.Open-File Report Vol. 1979 (79-760) US Geological Surveydoi:10.3133/ofr79760
Report (issue)
Mail Stop 954, Federal Center, Box 25046Denver,Colorado 80225INVENTORY OF CLAY-RICH BEDROCK AND METAMORPHIC...and acknowledgmentsClarkCountyCL-1: Spring Mountains localityElkoCountyEL-1: Independence Mountains...localityEL-4: Pilot Range localityEL-5: SpruceMountain and Pequop Range localityEL-6: Pirion Range locality...localityEurekaCountyEU-1: Diamond Mountains localityEU-2: Prospect Ridge localityLincolnCountyLI-1: Southern...localityLI-2: Southern SchellCreek Ranoe localityLI-3: Dutch JohnMountain localityLI-4: Bristol-Highland
 
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