Geology of the Iron-Ore Deposits of the Firmeza District, Oriente Province, Cuba

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Max Roesler
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 10, 1916

Abstract

I. INTRODUCTION THE following article concerns the geological occurrence of the iron-ore deposits on the south coast of Cuba. The article is based on a detailed field study, made in the hope that some information would I gained which might be of value in the search for further orebodies, Or in the economic development of the ore already found. LOCATION The iron-ore deposits of the Firmeza district lie near the coast, in the southeastern part of Cuba, in the Province of Oriente. The orebodies of this district form part of a belt of deposits that extends from Sigua, 25 miles east of Santiago, to Sevilla, 5 miles east of Santiago, and lies on the seaward slope of the Sierra Maestra range of mountains.
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APA: Max Roesler  (1916)  Geology of the Iron-Ore Deposits of the Firmeza District, Oriente Province, Cuba

MLA: Max Roesler Geology of the Iron-Ore Deposits of the Firmeza District, Oriente Province, Cuba. The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1916.

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