Latitude: 40°5'30"N
Longitude: 124°19'0"E
四道沟金矿, 五龙金矿田, 振安区, 丹东市, 辽宁省, 中国
Gold-bearing quartz veins, hosted in Proterozoic schists in the contact zone of the Sanguliu granite intrusion.
References
- Xinghua Wu, Guangyue Cuan, and Chengzhu Jin (1990): Geological and geochemical studies on the Sidaogou gold deposit. Geology and Prospecting 26(10), 1-6.
- Poulsen, K.H., Taylor, B.E., Robert, F., Mortensen, J.K., Baoqin Lin, Ling Shang, Ershu Shen, and Lidong Zhang (1990): Report on the Sino-Canadian Gold Project 1987-1990. Geological Survey of Canada Open-File Report 2510.
- Hui Liu and Chengzhu Jin (1991): Metallogenic conditions for gold deposits of structure-alteration zone type in Proterozoic schist formation in eastern Liaoning. Journal of Shenyang Institute of Gold Technology 10(3), 16-24.
- Tianbai Li and Keyi Jiang (1993): Ore-controlling structure and ore-hunting guideline of the Sidaogou Au deposit, Dandong, Liaoning. Geology and Prospecting 29(4), 19-24.
- Jianguo Fan, Pei Ni, Wenchao Su, Liang Qi, and Jinghui Tian (2000): Characteristics and significance of rare earth elements in quartz of Sidaogou hydrothermal gold deposit, Liaoning. Acta Petrologica Sinica 16(4), 587-590.
- Yang Dejiang (2000): Characteristics and Genesis of Fine-Clastic Rock-Type Au Deposits in the Liaodong Rift. Acta Geologica Sinica 74(3), 570-576.
- Hui Luo and Junjian Li (2002): Geological features of Au, Ag, Pb, Zn, Cu and Co ore deposits and its forming conditions in the eastern region of Liaoning Province, China. Progress in Precambrian Research 25(3-4), 240-245.
- Junhao Wei, Congqiang Liu, and Hongfeng Tang (2003): Rb-Sr and U-Pb isotopic systematics of of pyrite and granite in Liaodong gold province, North China: Implication for the age and genesis of a gold deposit. Geochemical Journal 37, 567-577.
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Mineral List
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