Aeromagnetic Survey Over Part Of The Tenmile Range Summit County, Colorado ? Introduction-Location-Purpose

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
P. A. Meyer
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

The Tenmile Range is a north trending zone of high relief within the central Colorado porphyry-mineral belt, located between Leadville and Breckenridge. (Figure 1, the Index Map of the area surveyed.) The Climax mineralized zone is located at the southern end of the range on the northwest side of the Continental Divide. This portion of the total area surveyed will be discussed in detail today. A fixed wing aeromagnetic survey was flown over this range and mineralized zone in the fall of 1957. The survey was run as an experiment to see if a useful geophysical tool could be applied in the exploration for similar type deposits. The purpose of this paper is to describe the results of this survey and the approaches used to aid in the interpretation of the total intensity data.
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APA: P. A. Meyer  (1968)  Aeromagnetic Survey Over Part Of The Tenmile Range Summit County, Colorado ? Introduction-Location-Purpose

MLA: P. A. Meyer Aeromagnetic Survey Over Part Of The Tenmile Range Summit County, Colorado ? Introduction-Location-Purpose. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1968.

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