MLA 23-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Olallie Rare II Area (No. 6099), Marion And Jefferson Counties, Oregon - Summary

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Terry R. Neumann
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Abstract

The Olallie RARE II study area has volcanic cinder deposits with a sow potential for development. No mining claims or prospects are known within the study area, and except for common construction materials such as volcanic cinders and stone, no mineral deposits were identified. An evaluation of the geology indicates that metallic mineral deposits are unlikely to exist. No significant metallic concentrations were reported in samples from the area. The only resources in the study area are about 30 million cu yds (23 million cu m) of cinders in three cones. The cinder deposits in the study area cannot compete economically with enormous deposits of similar material in more accesible areas closer to markets. At the present rate of consumption, resources outside the area are adequate far into the future. The geothermal potential of the study area is being evaluated by the U.S. Geological Survey.
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APA: Terry R. Neumann  (1983)  MLA 23-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Olallie Rare II Area (No. 6099), Marion And Jefferson Counties, Oregon - Summary

MLA: Terry R. Neumann MLA 23-83 - Mineral Investigation Of The Olallie Rare II Area (No. 6099), Marion And Jefferson Counties, Oregon - Summary. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1983.

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