Mineral Investigation Of The Goat Rocks Rare II Area, (No. 6036 (Parts A, C, And D), Lewis And Yakima Counties, Washington ? Summary (To Be Combined With USGS)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Thomas J. Peters
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Jan 1, 1981

Abstract

The Goat Rocks RARE II further planning areas contain no known mineral resources and have very low mineral potentials. County mining records show only one mining claim area; however, no mineralized material was found at the described location. Andesite suitable for building stone may be present, but similar material can be quarried more economically elsewhere. Several anthracite coal prospects are near the area, but the likelihood of finding an economic deposit of coal or other fuel is very low.
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APA: Thomas J. Peters  (1981)  Mineral Investigation Of The Goat Rocks Rare II Area, (No. 6036 (Parts A, C, And D), Lewis And Yakima Counties, Washington ? Summary (To Be Combined With USGS)

MLA: Thomas J. Peters Mineral Investigation Of The Goat Rocks Rare II Area, (No. 6036 (Parts A, C, And D), Lewis And Yakima Counties, Washington ? Summary (To Be Combined With USGS). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1981.

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