	*Reid, A. M. (1921) Osmiridium in Tasmania. Bulletin* 32. Tasmanian Geological Survey**	Report (issue)
	DEPARTMENT GEOLOGICAL OF MINES SURVEY BULLETIN No. 32 Osmiridium In Tasmania BY A. MclNTOSH REID ,...Granit&-porphyr:y _.. •. , Aplitp ... _.. . ... ~ . ... Quartz-tourmaline .\fetamorphism _.. ... ... • .• . ....Creek DepO'lits Racecourse Plain ._. HenzTewood River Dern.. it~ Fitz~Mald's Prospect :\rt. ~tewart A...C'nstrn Plain DeOMit" Savage Rivpr Area" Badgel' Plniu .\ I"CllI Wilson District ..... General Featutf's...of theD~osite-cOfl.td. e h Distribution ..--r·t District-cont . \,. I SOil. ·d· m Deposits ... . .... '
	*(2000, May) Australian Gold Gem & Treasure* Vol. 15 (5) The Magazine Works Pty Ltd**	Journal (issue)
	was the first object of fascination when South Australia has arguably the largest known deposit of opal...Industry and Resources, South Australia brochure - Opal in South Australia) 4 AUSTRALIAN COLD GEM & TREASUHE...later advised that in this part of the field all mines were at roughly the same depth, which was about...Industry and Resources, South Australia brochure - Opal in South Australia) machine and pick some opal...AUSTHALIAN COLO GEM & TREASURE OPAL FIELDS in South Australia I slowly picked out the piece and put it in a
	*Perry, Nance, Perry, Ron (1967) Australian Gemstones in Colour. A. H. & A. W. Reed Pty Ltd, Sydney.*	Book
	Printing Co Ltd, Tokyo. National Library of Australia Cataloguing in Publication data Perry, Nance Australian...colourbook series). ISBN 0 589 07012 6. I. Gems - Australia - Identification. I. Perry, Ron.joint author....the personnel of the museums, the CSIRO and the Mines Departments in all Australian States. Their excellent...wish to learn about the minerals and gems of Australia. PREFACE gemmologists, mineralogists in a specialised... It will travel throughout the backblocks of Australia and through the museums of our capital cities
	*(1951) Coal investigations in south-central Alaska, 1944-46. Bulletin* Vol. 963. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b963e**	Report (volume)
	exploration in 1945 in the Wishbone Hill coal district, Matanuska Valley, Alaska, by F. F. Barnes_ _... Diagrammatic cross sections of syncline on Savage River, _ _ _ 183 36. Broad Pass lignite area_____...These two fields contain the only commercial coal mines now operating in Alaska and have been the most intensively...in-. vestigation, made jointly by the Bureau of Mines and the Geological Survey, to prove additional reserves...entire Wishbone Hill coal district. A comprehensive report on the district is in preparation. The Broad
	(1933) Mineral resources of Alaska, report on progress of investigations in 1930. The eastern portion of Mount McKinley National Park, Alaska. The Kantishna District, Alaska. Mining development in the Tatlanika and Totatlanika basins, Alaska. Bulletin Vol. 836 (836d) US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b836d	Report (issue)
	only a few localities. Those of the Mount Eielson district are described by Moffit in an accompanying paper... In the basin of the West Fork of the Chulitua River lodes containing gold, copper, antimony, and arsenic...explore and map the headward portions of these great river basins. Almost as great apathy prevailed for many...the Kuskokwim, probably by way of the Kantishna River and Lake Minchumina, not far to the northwest of...ascended the Susitna River by boat and crossed over to the headwaters of the Nenana River, just touching the
	Wahrhaftig, Clyde, Black, R.F. (1958) Quaternary geology of the Nenana River valley and adjacent parts of the Alaska Range; Engineering geology along part of the Alaska Railroad. Professional Paper 293ab. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/pp293ab	Report (issue)
	Alaska Range A. Quaternary geology of the Nenana River valley and adjacent parts of the Alaska Range By...ofglacialfeatures and periods ofglaciation in the Nenana River valley and of landslides, icings, ~-rtudies attd...(A) (B) rn~e Quaternary geology of the Nenana River valley and adjacent parts of the Alaska Range _...Ill 1 69 Quaternary Geology of the Nena11a River Valley and Adjacent Parts of ... the Alaska Range...divisions _________________________ ·The. Nenana River _____________________________ _ Climate _______
	*(1963) Contributions to economic geology of Alaska. Bulletin* Vol. 1155. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b1155**	Report (volume)
	Bibliography: p. 87-89. 1. Geology, Economic-Alaska. 2. Mines and mineral resourcesAlaska. I. Title. ( Series)...antimony deposits at the Stampede mine, Kantishna district, Alaska, by Fred Barker___________________________________...___ _____ __ ______ Coal deposits along the Yukon River between Ruby and Anvik, Alaska, by Robert M. Ch...Freeman______________________________________ l{obuk River area_____________________________________________...Hills________________________ ______ _______________ lCobuk River traverse______________________________________ Lockwood
	*(1912) The Mining Magazine* S. 3 Vol. 7**	Journal (volume)
	Aporoma Goldflelds Report ... 466 Aramayo Francke Mines 233 Report .... Arizona Copper 454 Arkansas, Diamonds...Ashio Mine, Japan 154 Associated Gold Mines of Western Australia .... Report ... 165 Atbasar Developments...Mining and Exploration Base-Metal Mines, Valuation of Basset Mines Bechuanaland Copper . Bell Reef Bellinger...Rainy Hollow Copper District .... 448 Steel Sets in Burma Mines* Burma Ruby Mines Burnham M. H Modem....... 233 Central Zinc 230 Report. Chamber of Mines, London and West Country 114 Charleton, A. G. Mining
	*(1975) Coal resources of the United States, January 1, 1974. Bulletin* Vol. 1412. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b1412**	Report (volume)
	including State Geological Surveys, the U.S. Bureau of Mines and professional societies. Additional information...Michael 'gamb ..Barrow OCEAN sl ova BERING RIVER* J^JARVIS CREEK EAGLE FIELD FIGURE 2. Coal fields...than 1,500 feet below the surface. In the Powder River basin of northeastern Wyoming, practically all the...only a few miles from the outcrops. In the Green River basin of southwest Wyoming, the coalbearing rocks...15,000 feet below the surface, and in the Wind River and Bighorn basins of central and northern Wyoming
	*(1969) Coal resources of the United States, January 1, 1967. Bulletin* Vol. 1275. US Geological Survey doi:10.3133/b1275**	Report (volume)
	1924-65, from U.S. Bureau of Mines (1924-65); 1967, from U.S. Bureau of Mines Weekly Coal Report 2609. For...12 Small resources of anthracite in the Bering River field }>elieved to be too badly crushed and faulted... a Small resources of anthracite in the Bering River field believed to be too badly crushed and faulted...members of the Geological Survey and the Bureau of :Mines, and include recommendations of the former National...accompanying depth of burial. In the Ruhr coal district of western Germany, the correlation between increase

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Quartz from Savage River Mines, Corinna-Savage River district, Waratah-Wynyard municipality, Tasmania, Australia

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Savage River Mines, Corinna-Savage River district, Waratah-Wynyard municipality, Tasmania, Australia