Dragset Verk
The Dragset deposit is a small, greenstone-hosted, pyritic sulphide deposit located 8.5 km west of Løkken Verk. The deposit was probably discovered before 1700 and worked intermittently until 1909 (Borchgrevink 1954).
References
- McQueen, K. G. (1990): The Dragset copper-zinc deposit: a deformed, volcanogenic sulphide occurrence in the Løkken greenstones, Central Norway. Norsk Geologisk Tidsskrift, 70 (1), 1-19.
- Jørgensen, L. B. & Sagvold, E. B. (2001): Geologiske severdigheter og mineralforekomster i Løkkenfeltet. Orkla Industrimuseum 42p
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