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Ⅰ. SOME RELATIONS OF ORE DEPOSITS TO STRUCTURAL FEATURES3

Some inter-relations of structure, mineralogy and association with intrusive bodies in ore deposits. B. S. BUTLER3

Physical factors in the localization of ore. T. S. LOVERING5

Structural features associated with the ore deposits described in this volume. W. H. NEWHOUSE9

Ⅱ. STRUCTURAL FEATURES ASSOCIATED WITH ORE DEPOSITS OF CERTAIN TYPES AND IN LARGE AREAS54

Lake Superior Iron Deposits. STEPHEN ROYCE54

Pyrometasomatic Deposits. ADOLPH KNOPF63

Southwestern Ore Deposits. HARRISON SCHMITT 73

Front Range, Colorado. T. S. LOVERING 79

Alma District, Colorado. QUENTIN D. SINGEWALD93

Rouyn-Harricanaw Belt, Quebec. J. E. HAWLEY95

Thunder Bay District, Ontario. E. L. BRUCE101

North Carolina Barite Deposits. JASPER L. STUCKEY106

Ⅲ. ORE DEPOSITS ARRANGED ACCORDING TO STRUCTURAL FEATURES109

A Descriptive Classification of Epigenetic Ore-Bearing Districts Based on Structural Features109

ⅢA. ORE DEPOSITS IN MASSIVE ROCKS110

Part Ⅰ. Not related to known faults, fissures or shear zones110

Chroniite Deposits. EDWARD SAMPSON110

Part Ⅱ. With faults, fissures, or shear zones126

Chuquicamata, Chile. VICTOR M. LOPEZ126

Robinson District, Nevada. E. N. PENNEBAKER I28

Boise Basin, Idaho. ALFRED L. ANDERSON132

Flathead Mine, Montana. PHILIP J. SHENON134

Llallagua, Bolivia. F. S. TURNEAURE135

Climax, Colorado. JOHN W. VANDERWILT136

Roseland, Virginia. CLARENCE S. Ross 137

Ⅳ. ORE DEPOSITS IN LAYERED ROCKS138

Part Ⅰ. Not related to known faults, fissures or shear zones138

Erongo Area, Pegmatites, S.W. Africa. T. W. GEVERS138

Pegmatites, General. KENNETH K. LANDES140

Adirondack Magnetite Deposits, New York. HAROLD L. ALLING143

Part Ⅱ. With faults, fissures or shear zones147

A. Strike approximately parallel to that of layered rock147

Beatson Mine, Alaska. ALAN M. BATEMAN147

Mt. Isa, Australia. ROLAND BLANCHARD148

Sherritt-Gordon, Manitoba. D. R. DERRY155

Britannia, British Columbia. FRANK EBBUTT155

Libby Quadrangle, Montana. RUSSELL GIBSON156

Emerald Property, British Columbia. M. S. HEDLEY158

Murray, Idaho. PHILIP J. SHENON159

Bendigo, Australia. H. E. MCKINSTRY160

Ballarat, Australia. H. E. MCKINSTRY162

Cadillac Township, Quebec. H. C. GUNNING163

Boliden, Sweden. OLOF H. ?DMAN166

North Carolina, Pyrophyllite Deposits. JASPER L. STUCKEY170

Edwards-Balmat, New York. JOHN S. BROWN171

B. Strike oblique or transverse to that of layered rocks175

Warren District, Idaho. JOHN C. REED 175

Elk City District, Idaho. PHILIP J. SHENON and JOHN C. REED175

Barkerville, British Columbia. GEORGE HANSON176

Sheep Creek Camp, British Columbia. JOHN F. WALKER177

Mother Lode, California. W. L. WHITEHEAD178

Matachewan Consolidated Mine, Ontario. D. R. DERRY183

Mineral Deposits, Gaspé Peninsula, Quebec. I. W. JONES184

Southern Illinois, Fluorspar Deposits. EDSON S. BASTIN187

Kennecott, Alaska. ALAN M. BATEMAN188

Terlingua, Texas. CLYDE P. Ross193

S. W. Arkansas Quicksilver Deposits. JOHN C. REED and FRANCIS G. WELLS195

C. Strike both parallel and oblique or transverse to that of layered rock196

Porcupine, Ontario. M. E. HURST196

Georgia Gold Deposits. CHARLES F. PARK, JR. I99

Tombstone, Arizona. B. S. BUTLER and ELDRED D. WILSON201

Leadville District, Colorado. G. F. LOUGHLIN and C. H. BEHRE, JR203

Tri-State Zinc-Lead District. GEORGE M. FOWLER206

Bisbee District, Arizona. OLAF N. ROVE 211

Quartz Hill District, Montana. ALVIN V. TAYLOR, JR215

Cha?arcillo, Chile. W. L. WHITEHEAD216

Upper Mississippi Valley Lead-Zinc Deposits. C. H. BEHRE, JR220

Aspen District, Colorado. JOHN W. VANDERWILT221

D. Strike unclassified224

Norseman Mine, Western Australia. H. E. MCKINSTRY224

Noranda and other Sulphide Deposits, Quebec. M. E. WILSON224

Oatman and Katherine Districts, Arizona. CARL LAUSEN226

Pachuca District, Mexico. EDWARD WISSER229

Some ore deposits in Japan. TAKEO KATO235

Epithermal Deposits, Japan. MANJIR? WATANABE 236Echo Bay, Great Bear Lake, N.W.T., Canada. D. F. KIDD238

Morococha, Peru. W. D. MARK, R. L. FAULKNER and L. C. GRATON239

Arizona Lode Gold Deposits. ELDRED D. WILSON 242

V. ORE DEPOSITS NEAR CONTACT OF MASSIVE AND LAYERED ROCKS244

Part I. With faults, fissures or shear zones 244

A. Strike approximately parallel to contact244

Ground Hog Mine, New Mexico. SAMUEL G. LASKY244

Cowboy Mine, Oregon. PHILIP J. SHENON244

Questa, New Mexico. JOHN W. VANDERWILT245

O.K. Mountain, Rossland, British Columbia. J. S. STEVENSON246

Canadian Malartic Mine, Quebec. D. R. DERRY247

B. Strike transverse or oblique to contact249

Copper Mountain, British Columbia. VICTOR DOLMAGE249

Cobalt, Ontario. E. S. MOORE250

Woods Point, Australia. H. E. MCKINSTRY252

Gunnar Mine, Manitoba. C. S. LORD253

C. Strike unclassified255

Bralorne, British Columbia. IRA B. JORALEMON255

Vermont Talc and Asbestos Deposits. G. W. BAIN255

Rio Tinto, Spain. DAVID WILLIAMS258

Contact Metasomatic Deposits, Japan and Korea. MANJIR? WATANABé263

Ⅵ. STRUCTURAL PETROLOGY APPLIED TO ORE DEPOSITS265

Structural Petrology applied to Ore Deposits. H. W. FAIRBAIRN265

Index271