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Pleonaste from
Brasstown Creek, Young Harris, Towns County, Georgia, USA


Locality type:Creek
Classification
Species:Spinel var: Pleonaste
Formula:(Mg,Fe)Al2O4
Confirmation
Validity:Believed Valid
Data
Mineral Data:Click here to view Pleonaste data
Locality Data:Click here to view Brasstown Creek, Young Harris, Towns County, Georgia, USA
Data Identifiers
Mindat Occurrence Record ID:315598
Long-form Identifier:1:3:315598:1
GUID (UUID V4):d0cda506-75b3-4988-af4e-270d1a6b6cf1
References
Hopkins, Oliver B. (1914) A Report on the Asbestos, Talc and Soapstone Deposits of Georgia. Bulletin 29. Geological Survey of Georgiapp.40-41
Cook, Robert B. (1978) Minerals of Georgia: Their Properties and Occurrences. Bulletin 92. State of Georgia Department of Natural Resources
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Cook, Robert B. (1978) Minerals of Georgia: Their Properties and Occurrences. Bulletin 92. State of Georgia Department of Natural Resources
Report (issue)
FRONT COVER PHOTO : Gold nugget from Dukes Creek, White County, weight 5 oz., 12 dwt., approx. 2x. BACK...approx. 1.5x. Lower left - Goethite from Pulaski County, approx. lx. Right - Magnetite crystal face showing... MINERALS OF GEORGIA: THEIR PROPERTIES AND OCCURRENCES by Robert B. Cook STATE OF GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF............................................. 170 County Index ...........................................Page Table 1. Classification and composition of Georgia minerals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Pratt, Joseph Hyde, Lewis, Joseph Volney (1905) Corundum and the Peridotites of Western North Carolina. Reports of the North Carolina Geological Survey Vol. 1. North Carolina Geological Survey
Report (volume)
Clay County. Macon County. Jackson County. Transylvania County. Swain County. Haywood County. Buncombe...Buncombe County . Madison County. Yancey County. Mitchell County . Watauga County . Wilkes County. Ashe County...County . Alleghany County . Physiography and ecology of the peridotites. 28 28 29 32 34 35 36 38 42 46...associated basic mag¬ nesian rocks. Shooting Creek region, Clay County, North Carolina. Elf dunite. Elf amphibole-peridotite...Elf amphibolite. Elf gabbro. Shooting Creek dunite. Thumping Creek hypersthenite. 66 66 66 67 68 69 H
Hopkins, Oliver B. (1914) A Report on the Asbestos, Talc and Soapstone Deposits of Georgia. Bulletin 29. Geological Survey of Georgia
Report (issue)
. . GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA S. W. McCALLIE, State Geologist BuLLETIN No. 29 A REPORT ON THE...THE ASBESTOS, TALC AND SOAPSTONE DEPOSITS OF GEORGIA BY OLIVER B. ~OPKlNS, Ph.D., A&sistant State... THE ADVISORY BOARD OF THE Geological Survey of Georgia IN THE YEAR 1914 (Ex-Officio) His ExCELLENCY,... JOHN M. SLATON ........ Governor of Georgia PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD HoN. PHILIP COOK ..................Schools LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA, ATLANTA, June 16, 1914. To His Excellency, JoHN
Ransom, Jay Ellis (1964) A Range Guide to Mines and Minerals - How and Where to Find Valuable Ores and Minerals in the United States. Harper & Row, New York.
Book
commercial ores and secondary minerals by state, county, township, and geologic range. For easy identification...cities, and many of today’s prosperous western county seats began as mining-boom camps. trating sand...Whether you such as those listed alphabetically by county, township, and range in Part II of this book. Where...flanks of ragged mountains and crumbling ghost towns wrapped in sage and silence at the ends of long...and down desolate draws and cloudburst canyons to towns and cities whose names still remain on oil company
 
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