Tungsten Queen Mine and Plant (Hamme Mine; Sneed-Walker), Vance Co., North Carolina, USA
Tungsten Deposit mined first in 1943 - 1971 to depth of 520m to 2000m length
References
Broadhurst, S.D. 1961, Topography, Geology, And Mineral Resources Of North Carolina. North Carolina Department Of Conservation And Development, Educational Series 2, 17 PP.
Gair, J. E., 1977, Map and Diagrams Showing Structural Control of the Hamme Tungsten Deposit, Vance County, North Carolina, U. S. Geological Survey Miscellaneous Inventory Map I-1009.
Foose, Michael, Slack, John, F. and Casadevall, Tom, 1980, Textural and Structural Evidence for a Predeformation Hydrothermal Origin of the Tungsten Queen Deposit, Hamme District, North Carolina, Economic Geology, 75:515-522.
Casadevall, Tom and Rye, Robert O., 1980, The Tungsten Queen Deposit, Hamme District, Vance County, North Carolina: A Stable Isotope Study of a Metamorphosed Quartz-Huebnerite Vein, Economic Geology. 75:523-537.
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