Huron River uranium prospect (Unnamed Vanadium Prospect MRDS - 10171055), Huron River, Baraga Co., Michigan, USA
Latitude: 46°51'15"N
Longitude: 88°3'40"W
A uranium prospect in the Michigamme Fm. Lower Slate. The mineralized slate and quartzite crops out as a picturesque waterfall and canyon walls in the East Branch Huron River. This outcrop represents a thrust fault between the slate and quartzite. Meteoric waters percolating through this fault zone have deposited minerals leached from surrounding rock.
References
- Bodwell, W. A. (1972) "A Geologic and Mineral Map of Michigan's Upper Peninsula", Michigan Technological University Press.
- Carlson, S. M., Robinson, G. W., Elder, M. J., Jaszczak, J. A., Bornhorst, T. J. (2007) "Greenockite and Associated Uranium-Vanadium Minerals From the Huron River Uranium Prospect, Baraga County, Michigan", Rocks and Minerals, vol. 82, pp. 298-308.
Mineral List
47 entries listed. 44 valid minerals.
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