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Manitoba, Canada
Manitoba is underlain by Precambrian rocks except for some sedimentary rocks around Hudson's Bay and the Williston Basin in the SW corner of the province. The northern portion is in the Superior province of the Canadian Shield while the southern is known as the Churchill province. The greenstone belts that lie between the provinces (Thompson Nickle belt, Orr Lake, Split Lake and Fox Lake) are usually included in the Churchill province.Mineral List
Mineral list contains entries from the region specified including sub-localities333 entries listed. 251 valid minerals. 12 type localities (valid minerals).
Localities in this Region
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References
Bamburak, J.D. (1977). Important mineral properties of Manitoba, Manitoba Mines, Resources and Environmental Management; Mineral Resources Division, Open File Report 77-2, 37 p.
Phillips, K. A. (1978) Minerals of Manitoba: Vol 1 Nonmetallic and pegmatic. Manitoba Mineral Resources Division Educational Series 78/1.
Phillips, K. A. (1979) Minerals of Manitoba: Volume II: Metallic minerals. Manitoba Mineral Resources Division Educational Series 78/2.
Bamburak, J.D. (1990). Metallic mines and mineral deposits of Manitoba, Manitoba Energy and Mines, Open File Report 90-2, 105 p.
Richardson, D.J., Ostry, G., Weber, W., Fogwill, W.D. (1996) Gold deposits of Manitoba, Manitoba Energy and Mines, Economic Geology Report 86-1 (2nd Edition), 114 p.
Phillips, K. A. (1978) Minerals of Manitoba: Vol 1 Nonmetallic and pegmatic. Manitoba Mineral Resources Division Educational Series 78/1.
Phillips, K. A. (1979) Minerals of Manitoba: Volume II: Metallic minerals. Manitoba Mineral Resources Division Educational Series 78/2.
Bamburak, J.D. (1990). Metallic mines and mineral deposits of Manitoba, Manitoba Energy and Mines, Open File Report 90-2, 105 p.
Richardson, D.J., Ostry, G., Weber, W., Fogwill, W.D. (1996) Gold deposits of Manitoba, Manitoba Energy and Mines, Economic Geology Report 86-1 (2nd Edition), 114 p.
External Links
- http://www.gov.mb.ca/stem/mrd/geo/index.html [Geological Survey]
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Locality Updated: Taskazgan Mine (Tazkazgan Mine), Buxoro Viloyati (Bukhara), UzbekistanFrom David Von Bargen, 22nd May 2013 20:42:10
















