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SALTON SEA: GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT HISTORY: PART 5: MINES SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE

SALTON SEA: GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT HISTORY: PART 5: MINES SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE

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This is a table of mines in the Salton Sea Region listed by mountain range.

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Red Cloud Gold Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60310999980 -115.43749000000 (Gold) 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60315000030 -115.43892000000 (Gold, Silver, Lead, Copper) 7S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.59477000030 -115.43638000000 (Tungsten) The Red Cloud Gold Mine Group (also know as the Red Head Group) is in Sections 4 and 5 (?), T. 7 S., R. 15 E., S.B.M. and Sections 23 and 33 T.6S, R.15E, SBM on land managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and depicted on the Chuckwalla Mountains 15 quadrangle (1945) is on the northeast side of a northwest-trending canyon 9 miles by dirt road southeast from U.S. Highways 60 and 70 and 8 miles south-southwest of Desert Center (Saul and Evans, 1961, p. 562, 655). GEOLOGY The Red Cloud vein occurs on contact of gneissoid granite and porphyry. The hanging wall is granitic porphyry and the footwall is gneissoid granite. The vein strikes N. 20° W., dips 60° E. ; width 6 to 15 feet. The vein quartz is mineralized with free gold, associated with pyrite (Tucker and Sampson, 1945). The Red Cloud Group is in an area of Pre-Cambrian gneissic rocks which have a northwesterly structural trend. A quartz vein as much as 15 feet in thickness is well exposed in an outcrop about 4,500 feet long. It strikes N. 20° to 40 ° W. ·and. dips 60 degrees NE. The vein appears to lie in the plane of a fault on which continued movement has sheared both the vein and the surrounding country rock. · The resulting zone of broken and mixed material reaches a maximum width of 10 feet on the Red Head Claim. ·The hanging wall has been altered through a zone as much as 200 feet wide. It forms a bold outcrop of buff-colored, iron stained rock in which the gneissic banding -is still evident. As with the fault zone, this alteration is most. extensive. on the Red Head Claim. The shearing and alteration of the country rock yields an uneven mixture of gangue material but the· vein appears to consist primarily of quartz containing pockets and veinlets of iron oxides and pyrite. Fluorite is common in the dump of the Red Head but its distribution throughout the body of the deposit was not determined. Small proportions of secondary copper minerals form crusts and stains in the vein material. Scheelite has been reported present in the deposit (Elmer E. Tubbs, personal communication). The ore contains free gold but both amalgamation and cyanide were used to achieve maximum returns (Saul and Evans, 1961, p. 646; Saul and others, 1977, p. 562). See Wilkerson’s report on the Red Cloud Tungsten mine (Wilkerson, 2018). The geology of the area was mapped by Jennings (1967) as Pre-Cambrian granite (pCg). In 1961, the workings on the Red Cloud Group comprised three inclined shafts, one on each of the claims from which considerable drifting and stoping was accomplished. The crosscut adit shown [on maps] below the White Wings Adit was intended to run northeastward some 600 feet from the Red Head Mill Site to serve in part as a drainage channel but it was only about 200 feet long when operations ceased (Saul and Evans, 1961, p. 658).

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County California: Aztec Well Copper and Aztec Claim

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATIONS 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.62674999980 -115.38722000000 Aztec Well MRDS 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.63175000030 -115.40582000000 Aztec Claim MRDS Saul and others (1977) named this the Aztec (Chuckwalla Tungsten) claim (p. 981). There is another Chuckwalla Tungsten in 6S 16E Sec. 20 SBM (Saul and others, 1977, p. 430). MRDS name the mine In Section 22 the Aztec Claim. There is also an Aztec and Rainbow Claim in 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM. The Aztec (Chuckwalla Tungsten) Claim is in Section 22, T. 6 S., R. 15 E., S.B.M, U.S. Army Corps· of Engineers; Chuckwalla Mountains 15 Minute Quadrangle (1963) 9.25 miles south of Desert Center and 2 miles west of Aztec Well (Saul and others, 1977, p. 981). Tucker and Sampson, (1945, p. 154, pl. 35) described a property under the name “Chuckwalla Tungsten”, which resembles the Aztec but the location given is about five miles to the east near Corn Spring. The Aztec Claim was called the Chuckwalla Tungsten, but this may simply be a duplication of names (Saul and others, 1977, p. 981).

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: C.O.D. Au-Ag Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.62674999960 -115.38272000000 This mine is south of Corn Canyon in the SE1/4, Section 23 (projected), T.6S, R. 15E. S.B.M., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 15 minute Chuckwalla quadrangle, about 1 mile south of Aztec Well and 6.5 miles south of Desert Center, in the Chuckwalla Mountains. An unimproved road extends southwest from U.S. Highways 60 and 70 to the Corn Spring-Aztec Well area (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). OWNERSHIP Ownership in 1960 was by C. E. Squires, P.O. Box 437, Desert Center, California (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). In the years 1938 and 1940, the C.O.D. was operated by Carl De Vaul, of Desert Center, California. The owner in 1960 had been cleaning out and timbering the old shafts and doing assessment work (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). DEVELOPMENT Development consists of 2 vertical shafts sunk on the fault zone about 15 feet apart at the northwest end of the outcrop. They are 25 and 30 feet deep. To the southeast the deposit has been probed through 5 shallow prospects (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). According to U. S. Bureau of Mines records (published with permission of the owner), in 1939 and 1940, 10 tons of ore were shipped from which 5 ounces of gold and one ounce of silver were recovered (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). That would be a grade of 0.5 oz/ton Au. The C.O.D. mine is reported to have yielded 5 oz of gold and 1 oz of silver from 10 tons of ore in 1939 and 1940 (Powell and others, 1984a). That would be 2 oz/ton Au and 0.1 oz/ton Ag. GEOLOGY The property has crushed quartz veins up to 2 feet thick that lie in a fault zone as wide as 4 feet. The veins strike is N. 20o W., the dip is vertical. The veins are poorly exposed for a strike distance of about 500 feet. They contain pockets and fissure fillings of .iron oxides· which bear free-milling gold. Pyrite is present but largely confined to the extreme southeast end of the outcrop (Saul and others, 1977, p. 328-329). Powell and others (1984a) mapped the area of the C.O.D. Mine as Jurassic granite (Jg). The area around the C.O.D. Mine was mapped as Mesozoic granitic rocks (gr) by Jennings, 1967.

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Granite Gold Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 15E Sec. 04 NW1/4, SBM 33.67922000010 -115.43165000000 (North; MRDS. 2011). 5S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.76895 -115.43522 (South; MRDS, 2011). Sampson and Tucker (1945) gave this location for the Northern Granite Gold Mine at the eastern Eagle Mountains (even though they say Chuckawalla Mountains): This mine comprises 6 claims (Mineral Survey 6643) situated on the north slope of the Chuckawalla Mountains, in sec. 35, T. 5 S., R. 15 E., S. B., 3 miles south of Desert Center; elevation 1000 feet (Sampson and Tucker, 1945, p. 133-135). Saul and others (1961) said this about the Southern Granite Mine: The location is in the NW1/4, Section 4 (proj.), T. 6 S., R. 15 S.B.M. The mine is on land managed by the Army Corps of Engineers on the Chuckwalla Mountains 15' quadrangle (1945); about 3 miles south-west of Desert Center (Saul and others, 1961, p. 468). The Southern Granite Mine is 4,500 feet southeast of the Edmund G. Jaeger Nature Sanctuary. OWNERSHIP Saul and others (1961) gave the following information about Southern Granite mine ownership: According Mr. Hennigh, the Granite mine was located in 1860 by two men, named Eurst and Smith, who started to work the deposit in 1894. A 10-stamp mill was built and operated fo an undetermined period. In 1917 the mine was reported to have changed hands several times. It was held, an 1917 by Silas Marsters of Riverside, California (Merrill and Waring, 1917,p. 540}. In 1920 and 1928-1929 the Granite mine was owned and operated by Chuckawalla Mining and Milling Company of Los Angeles with A.P. Karpe, president (Tucker and Sampson, 1929, p. 480; Saul and others, 1961, p. 468). Ownership, in 1959, was by Henry K. Hennigh, Box 468, Desert Center, California who retained ownership to 1961. In that year was doing exploration (Personal communication , H. K. Henning; (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). DEVELOPMENT Here is the development summary of the Southern Granite Mine by Saul and others (1961): The old 1894 discovery shaft, at the south end of the workings was sunk 100 feet on and near the fault. At the 50-foot level a 130-foot drift was driven northwest and a 40-foot drift southeast to a short crosscut. There are several stopes near the shaft. Crosscuts extend 70 feet southwest and 70 feet northwest from the bottom of the shaft. The north workings comprise a 330-foot cross cut adit. A drift extends roughly 300 feet southwest on a level 30 feet down the dip of the fault from the 50-foot level of the south shaft with which level it is connected by two raises. An additional 100 feet of drifts explores a branch of the fault in the north workings. Ore bodies as much as one foot thick were stoped in a 10 foot-wide shear zone north and south of the junction of the faults (Saul and others, 1961, p. 422). A 10-ton Harding ball mill was installed in 1930 when the mine was reopened with financial support from a Mr. Osborn of Pasadena and Mr. Karp. Capacity was increased, in 1932, by use of a 24-ton Denver ball mill. The gold was recovered by amalgamation, table and cyanide. Operations were terminated in 1932 because of low grade of the ore. In 1929 the mine became idle (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). The company installed a 20-ton amalgamation and concentration plant using table and cyanide on the property and milled a small tonnage of ore reported to average $8 per ton (0.25 oz/ton) in gold. Operations were terminated in 1932 because of the low grade of the ore. (Personal communication , H. K. Hennigh; (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). When visited (by Saul and others, March, 1959) activity was centered in the exploration of a narrow northwest-trending vein exposed on the east slope of the ridge 200 to 300 feet southeast of the crosscut adit. A 30-foot shaft had been sunk on the vein. A gently inclined shaft, being driven west from a point 50 to 75 feet lower on the slope to crosscut the vein as about 40 feet long and had not reached the vein (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). The yield of the Granite mine was not determined. The owner stated that the ore runs about $10 per ton in gold and $6 in silver (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). GEOLOGY Sampson and Tucker (1945) gave this geologic description of the Northern Granite Mine: The vein occurs with a fine-grained dike in granite. Strike is N.10° W., dip 50° W. Development consists of a number of tunnels. The main working tunnel is driven as a crosscut 600 feet west, intersecting the vein at this point, with drift 400 feet north on the vein. There is a raise from this point to the surface on vein. Idle in 1945 (Sampson and Tucker, 1945). Dibblee (2008m) mapped the area of the Northern Granite Mine as Cretaceous Hornblende diorite to gabbro (di) and Quaternary-Tertiary basalt (QTb) Saul and others (1961) gave this geologic description of the Southern Granite mine: A mineralized fault strikes N. 10° - 20° W along a low granite ridge and dips 40° - 55° SW. It is exposed in the mine for a. strike distance of about 350 feet and to a maximum depth of 100 feet. At the northern half of this exposure the fault branches. The two principal breaks thus formed are roughly 55 feet apart where exposed in the north end of the workings. Here, in addition, the country rock is cut by basic dikes that areas much as 3 feet in thickness. Both the dikes and veins along the faults have been disturbed since their emplacement. The fault zone is cut off at the south end of the workings by another fault (Saul and others, 1961, p. 421). The ore consists of fractured vein quartz carrying oxides of iron as stains and smears and as pseudomorphs after pyrite. Fine, free-milling gold occurs in the iron oxides. Manganese oxide dendrites are common in fractures and there are scattered stains of ·copper minerals. Silver is reported as a product of the mine but a silver mineral was not identified. Some part of the mine have yielded radioactivity measurements as high as ten times background and samples analyzed by the U.S. Geological Survey laboratories contained thorium and were graded (percent) at 0.45eU, 0.034 U (Walker and others, 1956, p. 12, 37; Saul and others, 1961, p. 421). The quartz veins range from 0 to 3 feet in thickness (Saul and others, 1961, p. 420). Powell and others (1984b) mapped the area of the Northern Granite Mine as Cretaceous-Jurassic granite (KJg).

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Lost Pony Gold Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62505000040 -115.46362000000 (MRDS) Tucker and Sampston (1945) reported the following location information: The Lost Pony Mine was formerly called the Desert Center Mine. The Lost Pony mine comprises 6 claims situated in the Chuckawalla mining district in the Chuckawalla Mountains, in sec. 33, T. 6 S., R. 15 E., S. B., 6 miles south of Desert Center; elevation 1600 feet (Tucker and Sampson, 1945, p. 137). The MRDS database shows no mines in Section 33, but the Great Western is a few feet to the west in Section 32. Saul and others (1977) gave this location: Sec. 24 (19 Projected), T. 6 S., R. 15E., S.B.M., U.S. Army Corps of Engineers 15 minute Chuckwalla Mountains on the southwest slope of the Chuckwalla Mountains 6 and 3/4 miles southwest of Desert Center. The mine is marked on the quadrangle map (Saul and others, 1977, p. 479). The MRDS database shows no mines in Section 24. Kohler-Antablin locates this mine in T. 6S, R. 15E, Section 19, as does the U.S. Geological Survey 1:24K topographic map. The other mines in T. 6S, R. 15E, Sec. 30, where MRDS locates the Lost Pony, are the Dottie Wellborn Claim and several unnamed prospects and occurrences to the southeast of that section. I have both the USGS topographic map location and the MRDS locations on the maps in this report. Lane (1985) described the mine location in relation to the Chuckwalla Wilderness Study Area: The Lost Pony Mine area is on the west side of the WSA, about 2 mi south of the radio relay towers (pl. 1). Most of the workings are within 1 mi of the WSA; one adit is in the WSA (figs. SA-SC)(Lane, 1985, p. 11). Powell and others (1984a) give this description: The Lost Pony mine area is mostly in unsurveyed sec. 19, T. 6 S., R. 15 E. In addition, one adit in the Lost Pony mine area is in unsurveyed sec. 29, T. 6S., R. 15 E. The mine area is on the west side of the study area about 2 mi south of a microwave relay station. Most of the workings are within 1 mi of the study area and one adit is in the study area (Powell and others, 1984a, p. 9). GEOLOGY At the Lost Pony Mine, a two- to four-foot quartz vein in gneissoid granite strikes northwest, dips 50° SW (Tucker and Sampson, 1945, p. 137). Saul and others gave the following geologic description of the Lost Pony in 1959: The country rock is gneissic Pre-Cambrian granite cut by aplite and pegmatite dikes as much as 3 feet wide. The gneissic structure has a general strike about N. 10o W. A fault zone, traceable for about 1100 feet, strikes west nearly at right angles to the structure of country rock and dips 50o S. A fine-grained, basic dike ranging from 5 to 30 feet in thickness lies in the fault zone. Quartz veins ranging from 0 to l foot in I thickness lie along the footwall of the fault zone (Saul and others, 1977, p. 479). The veins and the dike are fractured, probably by recurrent movement on the fault. The most pronounced shearing followed the footwall creating irregular masses of gouge as much as 3 feet wide in which a large proportion of the vein quartz was dragged and crushed. Minerals observed in the ore are calcite, siderite, chlorite, magnetite, hydrous iron oxides, and scattered stains and thin crusts of chrysocolla. No data on the gold content of the deposit were obtained (Saul and others, 1977, p. 480). Other quartz veins· strike parallel to fault and crop out 50 to l00 feet south of it. These veins appear to be barren. In addition, a second basic dike, 40 feet wide, is exposed 75 feet north of and parallel to the fault but it does not appear to be associated with a fault or vein (Saul and others, 1977, p. 481). In their 1984 report on the Chuckwalla Wilderness Area, Powell and others (1984a) said: Mineralization in the Lost Pony mine area is predominantly in fault or shear zones and quartz veins, locally in combination. The country rock is gneiss and granite. The fault and shear zones range in width from 10 to 67 in and the quartz veins range in width from 11 to 38 in. Most of the structures strike between N. 45° W. and west or between N. 75° E. and east. Although they could not be traced into the study area, projection of the veins on strike reaches the study area in 1 to 2 mi. Visible mineral concentrations are minor in most of the structures (Powell and others, 1984a, p. 9). Of the 22 samples taken in the Lost Pony mine area, 7 contained detectable gold in concentrations up to 0.446 oz/ton and 7 contained between 0.2 and 6.6 oz silver per ton. Silver is not always associated with gold. All samples containing gold, except one, were taken at the Lost Pony mine (Powell and others, 1984a, p. 9). In his report for the Chuckwalla Wilderness Study Area, Lane (1985) gave the following geologic and mineralogic description of the Lost Pony Mine and surrounding areas: Gold and silver mineralization in the Lost Pony Mine area is predominantly in fault zones, shear zones, and quartz veins in gneiss and granite. Locally, all three types of structures are present. The fault and shear zones range in width from 10 in. to 67 in. The quartz veins range in width from 11 in. to 38 in. and could not be traced beyond the Lost Pony Mine. Most of the structures strike N. 45 ° W. to west or N. 75° E. to east (Lane, 1985, p. 11). Of the 32 samples taken in the Lost Pony Mine area (table 8), 7 samples contained up to 0.446 ounce gold per ton (sample 325) and averaged 0.135 ounce per ton. Seven samples contained between 0.2 and 6.6 ounces silver per ton (sample 312) and averaged 1.4 ounces per ton. Silver is not always present with gold. Six of the seven samples taken at the Lost Pony Mine contained gold (Lane, 1985, p. 11). There has been no reported production from the Lost Pony Mine area. No mineral resources are estimated in the Lost Pony Mine area [of the WSA] (Lane, 1985, p. 11). Gold and silver mineralization is found in quartz veins, faults, and shear zones in the WSA in all areas except the Cap Hunter Mine area, Beal Mine area, Area I, Lost Pony Mine area, and Area VI. In several localities diabase dikes are associated with the gold-bearing veins (Lane, 1985, p. 17). Kohler-Anabin gave this description of the mine: The Lost Pony Mine has a shear zone up to 15 feet wide that contains mineralized quartz veins in gneiss and schist which is intruded by granite, and by intermediate, mafic, aplite, and pegmatite dikes. Shear strikes from N75°W to N70oE, dips 45-55°S, and can be followed for about 1,800 feet. Quartz veins reported by Tucker and Sampson (1945) to be 2 to 4 feet thick. Widest vein observed during our site investigation was one foot. The veins are in the footwall of the fault zone. Post-ore fault movement has caused the veins to be fractured and crushed (Kohler-Antablin, 1994, p, A-40). Seven of 32 samples collected by USBM (Lane, 1985) contained detectable gold which ranged from 0.012 to 0.446 oz/ton. Detectable silver, ranging from 0.2 to 0.66 oz per ton, was found in seven of the 32 samples. Mineralogy at this mine is: quartz, pyrite, limonite, chrysocolla, malachite, calcite, chlorite, magnetite (Kohler-Antablin, 1994, p, A-40). The geologic map in Lane (1985) shows the Lost Pony, at the surface, to be in Pre-Cambrian granite (p€g) on the upper plate of thrust fault that is exposed 3,500 feet northeast of the mine. The geologic map in Powell and others (1984b) show the mine to be in their p€pg unit which they describe as a Precambrian biotitic and pelitic metasedimentary paragneiss. Powell and others (1984b) show the Lost Pony Mine as in or near an area of high mineral potential.

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Jumping Jack Tungsten Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 16E Sec. 32 SBM` 33.60584999960 -115.33412000000 (MRDS, 2011). Tucker and Sampson (1945) gave this description of the Jumping Jack Tungsten mine location: This mine comprised 2 claims located as Chuckawalla and Happy Jack [but noted in MRSD as Jumping Jack], situated in the Chuckawalla Mountains in sec. 32, T. 6 S., R. 16 E., S. B., half a mile west of Corn Springs, 9 miles southeast of Desert Center; elevation 2500 feet (Tucker and Sampson, 1945. p 154). OWNERSHIP Owners, circa 1945, were Sam Rose and E. Johnson, Desert Center, California (Tucker and Sampson, 1945. p. 154). GEOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT Tucker and Sampson (1945) summarized the geology and development of the mine: A vein occurs on contact of granite and limestone, strike north-west, width 3 feet. It is reported to carry 2 percent W03. Development consists of a tunnel 50 feet in length and a shaft 30 feet in depth (Tucker and Sampson, 1945:3:154). Jennings (1967) mapped the area of the mine as Mesozoic granite. Lane (1985) mapped the area as Pre-Cambrian Granite Gneiss (p€gg), Pre-Cambrian Granite (p€gn), Jurassic Diorite (Jgb) and Cretaceous-Jurassic Granitic Rocks (KJg). Powell and others (1984b) mapped the mine area as Pre-Cambrian Paragneiss (p€pg). Both Lane (1985) and Powell and others (984b) show the mine as near or on a thrust fault.

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Golden Key Au-Pb-Ag-Cu Claim

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 16E Sec. 16 SBM 33.64675000000 -115.31252000000 (MRDS, 2011). The Golden Key is in the northeast side of the Chuckwalla Mountains. It is adjacent to the Lead King Mine, and 8,825 feet north-northeast of Corn Springs. DEVELOPMENT The Golden Key Claim is described as a Class D. Gold mine by Goodwin (1957, p. 602). It is located in the Chuckwalla district. Developed by a 55-foot shaft, 20-foot tunnel , 45 feet of drifts, and a 5-foot by 20-foot open cut . Gold –silver ore produced 1934 to 1937 also contained 1.77% lead and recoverable copper (Eric 1948:292; Saul and Evans, 1961, table 87). GEOLOGY The mine is near or in a fault zone that follows a wash trending east-northeast (Powell and others, 1984a).

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Chuckwalla Mountains, Riverside County, California: Bryan Gold Mine

Gregg Wilkerson

LOCATION 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62116000040 -115.34860000000 north (MRDS) 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61535000030 -115.35082000000 south (MRDS; Saul and others, 1977) About 2 miles south of Corn Springs is the Bryan Mine, which was operated from 1898 to 1900 by Adams & Pickering, the ore being treated in a two-stamp mill at Corn Springs. (Hamilton, 1917, p. 537; Tucker and Sampson, 1929, p. 477). The MRDS database has two locations for the mine. The Bryan Mine is in SE 1/4, Section 30, T. 6 S., R. 16 E., (proj.), S.B.M, Chuckwalla Mountains 15 minute quadrangle (1963); 7.5 miles southeast of Desert Center, and 1.5 miles southwest of Corn Spring (Saul and others, 1977, p. 313). The Bryan mine comprised 2 patented claims that were located by Bryan and Dottie Wellborne. It is situated in Corn Springs mining district, in Chuckawalla Mountains, in Section 30, T. 6 S., R. 16 E., S.B.M., 8 miles southeast of Desert Center; elevation 1700 fee (Tucker and Sampson, 1945, p. 129). The northern location for the Bryan Mine is adjacent to the Happy Jack Group. The southern location is east of the Morning Star Mine. OWNERSHIP In 1917, the Bryan Mine belonged to J. M. Huston (Hamilton, 1917, p. 537; Tucker and Sampson, p. 477). The owner in 1945 was James M. Huston of Los Angeles, California (Tucker and Sampson, 1945, p. 129). The southern claim was U.S. Mineral Survey 5058 and was patented by James M. Huston, in 1915 (U.S, Bureau of Land Management records}. In 1945. The patent indicates the claim was in the Corn Springs Unorganized Mining District. The patent was signed by President Woodrow Wilson (see below). DEVELOPMENT The Bryan mine was operated from 1898 to 1900 by Adams and Pickering. The ore was processed in a two-stamp mill at Corn Springs (Merrill and Waring, 1919, p.539). In 1945 (Tucker and Sampson, 1943, p. 129) reported that two claims were being worked, the Bryan and Dottie Wallborne. Their report show the Dottie Wellborn as part of the Bryan. But the Dottie Wellborne claim (see James and Evans, 1961) is not near the Bryan. It is in the next township to the west, and tied to U.S. Location Monument no. 80 instead of U.S. Mineral Monument no. 146 as is the Bryan, and was part of the Red Cloud Mining Company holdings (Saul and Evans, 1962, p. 3, 7). Ore was processed at a 2-stamp mill in Corn Springs (Merrill and Waring, 1919, p. 539). Note, there is a Dotty Wellborne Mountain in the next township to the west (Saul and others, 1977, p. 313). Ore is reported to have milled $7 per ton in gold. Development consists of crosscut tunnel 400 feet in length and shaft 60 feet in depth. Idle. (Hamilton, 1917, p. 537; Tucker and Sampson, 1929, p. 477). The property was developed at three levels, spaced at roughly equal intervals up the ridge. The lower level is a 30-foot adit driven S. 30° W. on a vein as much as 2 feet wide. The middle level consists of an adit driven 80 feet S. 30° W. through sheared and jointed granite. About 130 feet from the portal, a short drift was driven 35 feet to the right, and from the end of the adit a 45-foot drift extends left. This level appears to have been exploratory; no veins are exposed. The workings at the upper level appear to consist of an inclined shaft about 40 feet deep from which a drift extends southwestward, along the vein. The vein is stoped to the surface-for 50 feet southwest of the shaft. Ore was moved from the upper workings to the canyon below by means of a cable tramway (Saul and others, 1977, p, 314). No production data were found mine. The ore was reported to have milled $7 ore (Tucker and Sampson, 1945, p. 129). Most of probably was done between 1898 and 1900 (Saul and others, 1977, p, 315). GEOLOGY At the Bryan Mine, two 2- to 4-foot parallel quartz veins occur in granite. They strike northward and dip 60° E. (Hamilton, 1917, p. 537; Tucker and Sampson, 1929, p. 477). At this mine, several en-echelon shear zones and associated quartz veins are exposed for about 1,800 feet down a ridge. They strike north to N. 30° E and dip 50o W and NW. The veins range from fine stringers a fraction of an inch wide, to as much-as 3 feet in width (Saul and others, 1977, p, 314). The country rocks are Mesozoic porphyritic granite, lenticular bodies of intrusive rocks of dioritic-to gabbroic composition, and fine-grained basic dikes of later, probably Tertiary, age. The quartz veins are heavily stained and pocketed with iron oxides. There are smaller proportions of pyrite and stains and thin crusts of copper minerals (Saul and others, 1977, p, 314). The geology of the area was mapped by Jennings (1967) as being in a relatively small mass of Mesozoic basic intrusive (bi) surrounded by Mezosoic granitc rocks (gr). Powell and others (1984a) described the geology of the Bryan mine and other mines and prospects in the area: Area VII is west of and adjacent to Corn Springs. The area encompasses parts of sections 17, 19, 20, 29, and 30, T. 6 S., R. 16 E. There are two major mines, the Bryan mine and a mine with unknown name, and several prospects in the area. Information on the patented Bryan mine is confidential. The mine of unknown name consists of several inclined shafts and an adit following quartz veins. The majority of the prospects in area VII are within 1 mi of the study area, but only one prospect investigated is in the wilderness study area. The workings follow quartz veins and fault or shear zones that strike predominantly north to northeast in granodioritic country rock. The quartz veins are typically iron-stained and commonly contain copper minerals. Locally, mafic dikes are found in the vicinity of the veins and structures (Powell and others, 1984a, p. 15). Powell and others (1984a) mapped the Bryan mine at the surface as Jurassic Gabbro and Diorite (Jgb).

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GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION MOUNTAINS MINE NAME Borrego Springs Borrego Badlands Claim Chocolate Black Eagle Mountains Prospect Chocolate Black Eagle Mountains Prospect Chocolate Bullfrog Mountains Chocolate Chocolate Mtns Mountains Silica Co Chocolate Copenhagen Placer Mountains Mine Chocolate Crown Uranium Mountains Prospect Chocolate Desert Gold & Mountains Alum COMMODITY Stone, Crushed/Broken MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 1 REFERENCES TRS 11S 7E Sec. 03 SBM 33.24834999980 -116.22504000100 Tungsten CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, P. 182. MORTON, P. K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY; COUNTY REPT. 7, CA. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, P. 95 11S 18E Sec. 33 SBM 33.17311999970 -115.09331000000 Tungsten CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 95. 11S 18E Sec. 33 SBM 33.17256000000 -115.09361000000 Gold Limestone, General MINING ENGINEERING, JANUARY 1983. P. 10ENERGY & MINERALS RESOURCES, 1982, VOL 10, NO 45, P 401 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM 33.06317000020 -114.99769999900 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 139.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 90. 12S 18E Sec. 07 SBM 33.13835999990 -115.13141000000 Gold Talc-Soapstone, Uranium Fire Clay (Refractory) CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 942, PLATE 1, NO. 38. 13S 19E Sec. 04 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 97{Other Database:: CIMRI 12S 19E Sec. 36 SBM 33.07196999980 -114.98390000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 131.AMISCALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 36. 12S 19E Sec. 24 SBM 33.11587000040 -114.92110000000 Latitude Longitude 33.08646000010 -114.93636000000 Chocolate Mountains Dos Hombres Discovery Prospect Gold MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA DIVISION MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 50{Other Database:: CIMRI 12S 19E Sec. 13 SBM 33.11895999960 -114.92469000100 Chocolate Mountains Dos Hombres Discovery Prospect Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 50.12 MI N45E OF GLAMIS .5 MI SE OF IMPERIAL GABLES. 12S 19E Sec. 13 SBM 33.11897000030 -114.92220000000 Erma Mine Fair Diane Prospect CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 22, 1926, P. 256.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 51.NOTE: ABOVE REPORT LOCATED THIS MINE IN SEC. 21.OME DOCKET NO. OME-6196. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 97.11 MI N 60 E OF NILAND AND .5 MI W OF LION HEAD MTN. 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM 33.06896999970 -114.98970000000 10S 15E Sec. 12 SBM 33.30835999970 -115.35831000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,P. 23. 9S 13E Sec. 26 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 9S 13E Sec. 27 SBM SAMPSON, R.J. AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES BULLETIN, VOL. 38, H2, P. 130.MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OG IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA D 10S 16E Sec. 10 SBM 33.36196000040 -115.59272000000 Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Gold Frink Pit Uranium Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Chocolate Mountains Full Moon Clay Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Full Moon Clay Deposit Full Moon Sulfur Deposit Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains H C Gibson-Glamis Sand and Gravel, Pit Deposit Construction Gold, Iron Hematite Huddleston & Jackson Deposits Iron Frink Pit Clay Sulfur CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 269.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 132.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 35.USGS-(MRDS/GSC ID) LIST OF JUNE 94. 10S 16E Sec. 36 SBM CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 285.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 144.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 95. 10S 16E Sec. 36 SBM 33.36695999980 -115.60052000000 33.31394999960 -115.28581000000 33.25005999980 -115.25911000000 33.25196000040 -115.25661000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 88.6 MI N 45 E OF GLAMIS. 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM 33.06536999980 -114.99000000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, PLATE 1, NO. 24. 12S 19E Sec. 28 SBM 33.09536999970 -114.98140000000 9S 16E Sec. 28 SBM 33.36086000000 -115.30301000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chocolate Mountains Imperial Buttes Mine Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Imperial Buttes Mine Kirton-Gunn Prospect Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 2 9S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.36866999960 -115.45304000000 9S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.36865999990 -115.45302000000 11S 18E Sec. 32 SBM 33.16673000000 -115.10887000000 Kirton-Gunn Prospect Lead, Gold, Copper CALIF DIV OF MINES REPT-IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIF DIV OF MINES BULL 14 Lead, Copper, Gold, Silver CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 92. MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA DIVISION MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 54{Other Database:: CIMRI Gold Gold, Copper, Lead, Silver CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 54. 11S 18E Sec. 32 SBM 33.16816000040 -115.10661000000 Lady Katey Claim Uranium 9S 14E Sec. 07 SBM 33.40336000010 -115.55162000000 Lady Katie Group Uranium 9S 14E Sec. 10 SBM 33.40006000040 -115.50082000000 Land Group Gold 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM 33.06228999980 -114.98830000000 Land Group Gold, Silver Marcella Prospect Silver, Lead Mary Lode Mine Gold, Silver Mary Lode Mine Gold, Silver CALIF. DIV. MINES SPECIAL REPORT 49, 1956, P. 26.CALIF. DIV. MINES COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 97. MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA DIVISION MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 54{Other Database:: CIMRI CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 54.NOW PART OF GOLDFIELDS MESQUITE MINE (SEE 0060250138). THEOLD WORKINGS MAY HAVE BEEN DESTROYED BY THE OPEN PIT. 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 92{Other Database:: CIMRI 9S 15E Sec. 30 SBM ALSO IN SEC 15SOUTH SLOPE OF SQUW PEAK IN THE CHOCOLATE MTNS 10 MI NE OF GLAMISCALIF JOUR OF MINES & GEOL V 38 P 122 12S 18E Sec. 14 SBM Mesquite Mine Gold, Silver, Copper, Antimoy Mesquite Mine Gold CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 122.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 55. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OG IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J. AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNI CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 132.CALIF. DIV. MINES SPECIAL REPORT 49, 1956, P. 26-27.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 35. Atwater, T., 1989, Plate tectonic history of the northeast Pacific and western North America., in Winterer, E. L., Hussong, D. M., decker, R. W., editors, The geology of North America: The eastern Pacific Ocean and Hawaii, Geological Society SOUTHWESTERN PAY DIRT, JANUARY, 1988, P. 4A-6A.CLARK, W.B., 1970, GOLD DISTRICTS OF CALIFORNIA: CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY BULLETIN 193, 186 P.HIGGINS, C.T., 1990, MESQUITE MINE, A MODERN EXAMPLE OF THE Q Morrison Mine Copper QUARTZ PEAK 15: QUAD NAME OBTAINED FROM P K MORTONS FIELD MA Mcknight Mcknight Lucky Star Claim Fire Clay (Refractory) Clay, Uranium 33.06396999980 -114.99250000000 33.35949999970 -115.45360000000 33.12979000040 -115.05997000000 12S 18E Sec. 14 SBM 33.12976999960 -115.06000000000 12S 19E Sec. 36 SBM 33.08784999980 -114.93524000000 12S 19E Sec. 36 SBM 33.08816999960 -114.93660000000 13S 19E Sec. 05 SBM 33.06057000030 -114.99520000000 12S 19E Sec. 26 SBM 33.10007000030 -114.95080000000 13S 19E Sec. 03 SBM 33.06787000030 -114.96500000000 Chocolate Mountains Peg Leg Mine Gold Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Peg Log Prospect Pilger Estates Hot Springs Gold CALIF. STATE MINNG BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 260.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL. V. 38, 1942, P. 123.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 57.USGS MRDS/GSC ID LIST, JUNE 94. 10S 17E Sec. 31 SBM SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY: CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 38, NO. 2, P. 123.MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CALIFOR 10S 17E Sec. 31 SBM Geothermal U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 726, 1975, P. 30. 8S 12E Sec. 36 SBM 33.25726000000 -115.23221000000 33.25199999980 -115.23442000000 33.43334999980 -115.68582000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Pilot Knob Prospect Pilot Knob Prospect Chocolate Mountains Powder Uranium and Minerals Chocolate Mountains Silver King Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chocolate Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Manganese MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 3 D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 77D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 119 12S 19E Sec. 16 SBM 33.12173999970 -114.97386000000 12S 19E Sec. 16 SBM 33.12177000030 -114.97390000000 12S 19E Sec. 24 SBM 33.10562999990 -114.92358000000 12S 19E Sec. 23 SBM 33.10867999990 -114.95024000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 28.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 93. 12S 19E Sec. 23 SBM 33.11066999990 -114.95190000000 CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 22, 1926, P. 262.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 65. 9S 16E Sec. 33 SBM 33.34755999960 -115.30501000000 9S 16E Sec. 33 SBM 33.34838999990 -115.30275000000 12S 19E Sec. 14 SBM 33.12977000040 -114.94910000100 LOCATED FROM FRINK 15-MIN. TOPO MAP. 9S 13E Sec. 09 SBM 33.40675000000 -115.62082000000 LOCATED FROM FRINK NW 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 9S 13E Sec. 08 SBM 33.40475000000 -115.63642000000 LOCATED FROM FRINK NW 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. ERIC, T. H., 1948 ; COPPER IN CALIFORNIA BULL. 144 ; DIV. OF MINES, P. 237 .MORTON, P. K., 1977 , GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, COUNTY REPORT 7 ; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, P. 38{De 9S 12E Sec. 01 SBM 33.42564999980 -115.67972000000 12S 19E Sec. 23 SBM 33.11284999980 -114.94052000000 12S 19E Sec. 20 SBM 33.10477000040 -114.99800000000 Agate Occurrrence Gemstone CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, PLATE 1, NO. 29. IN CHUCKAWALLA SPRINGS REGION GEODES IRIS AGATE NODULESAGATE DECEBER, 1 8S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 33.43895999980 -115.14021000000 Ardanelle Claim CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OFR 77-14, 1977, TABULATED LIST,P. 55. 6S 16E Sec. 16 SBM 33.64225000040 -115.30912000000 Augustine Mine CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 282-284. 8S 17E Sec. 18 SBM 33.48315000020 -115.23891000000 Aurora No. 1 Mine Uranium Aztec and Rainbow Gold, Silver Claims Tungsten, Lead, Copper Aztec Claim Copper, Gold Aztec Well Copper CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 233. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 285-286.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 7. 6S 14E Sec. 26 SBM 33.61445000010 -115.49522000000 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.54945000010 -115.23941000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 154.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 981-982. 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.63175000030 -115.40582000000 U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 567, P. 135. 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.62674999980 -115.38722000000 Manganese U.S. BUREAU OF MINES RI 5579, 1960, P. 33.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 76. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OG IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J. AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNI Kaolin GOODWIN, J. G., 1957 ; LEAD AND ZINC IN CALIFORNIA; CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 53 , NOS. 3 & 4 ; DIV. OF MINES, P. 449 .SAMPSON, R. J. AND TUCKER, W. B., 1942 ; MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY; Gold, Lead, Copper CALIF. JOUR. MIN Lead, Gold, Silver Silver King Mine Simpson Iron Simpson-ChurchillWear Deposit Iron Tenn-Cal Group Unidentified Quarry Uranium Stone, Crushed/Broken Stone, Unnamed Location Crushed/Broken Sand and Gravel, Unnamed Location Construction Volunteer Group Copper Yellow Dog Group Gold Gold Gold, Copper, Lead, Silver MORTON, P.K., 1977: MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES IMPERIAL COUNTY; CA. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY COUNTY REPT. 7, P. 65TUCKER, W.B., 1926; 22ND REPT STATE MINERALOGIST, CA. STATE MIN. BUR., P. 262 CALIF. DIV. MINES SPECIAL REPORT 49, 1956, P. 26.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 97.PRODUCED PYROPHYLLITE. GEMS & MINERALS GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Bankers Group of Mines Gold MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 4 Beal Mine Black Hills Perlite Deposit Gold CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 128. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 288-289.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 7-8. Perlite CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 80.45.8 MI SW OF BLYTHE AND 9 MI SW OF WILEY WELLS. 9S 18E Sec. 02 SBM 33.41586000040 -115.06081000000 Boulder Claim Gold 6S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.67815000040 -115.44862000000 Bryan Mine Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 70. SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 129{Other Database:: CIMRI 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62116000040 -115.34860000000 Bryan Mine Gold 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61535000030 -115.35082000000 C.O.D. Mine Gold, Silver Lead, Copper, Gold, Silver CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977P. 313-315. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 328-329.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 571-578, P. 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.62674999960 -115.38272000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 716-717.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 6. 7S 16E Sec. 34 SBM 33.51944999960 -115.30911000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 8S 17E Sec. 17 SBM 33.47896000040 -115.21771000000 Cap Hunter Mine Chuckawalla Gold Mine Gold 6S 15E Sec. 27 SBM 33.61944999990 -115.40192000000 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55835000040 -115.36442000000 Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckawalla Tungsten Mine Tungsten Chuckwalla Spring Placers Gold LEMMON, D. M., TUNGSTEN DEPOSITS IN THE US; UNPUBLISHED DATA, P. 308.TUCKER, W. B. AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 154. 6S 16E Sec. 20 SBM 33.63338000020 -115.33415000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 325-327. 8S 17E Sec. 08 SBM 33.49005000030 -115.21301000000 Coffee Mine CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 74. 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.63064999960 -115.39162000000 Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Gold Comanchero Mine Gold Copper Occurrence Copper BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981 7S 14E Sec. 12 SBM 33.58085000030 -115.47892000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 110. 6S 16E Sec. 00 SBM 33.62565000040 -115.28391000100 Corn Springs Placer Gold Crescent Copper Gold, Tungsten Group CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 78. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 336-338.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 38;NOS. 137-147, P. 96 AND 97. 6S 16E Sec. 29 SBM 33.62584999960 -115.32612000000 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.56754999960 -115.46752000000 Desert Center Mine Dottie Welborn Claim CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 148.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 721-724. 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.55225000010 -115.24911000000 Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 350-351. 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61835000030 -115.45862000000 Gold, Lead, Silver 7S 14E Sec. 01 SBM 33.58945000020 -115.47662000000 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.57474999960 -115.45912000000 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.58424999990 -115.45002000000 Lead, Gold, Silver Eureka Group Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 80.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPENFILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 39;NOS. 150-165, P. 97-98. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 356-357.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 149, P. 98. Eureka Mine Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 174-180, P. 101. Echo Valley Mine GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Gold Crown Mine Gold Gold Crown Mine Gold Gold, Silver Gold King Mine MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 5 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 366-368.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 356 AND 357, P. 118. 6S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.68224999970 -115.43392000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 59;NOS. 424-447, P. 122-123. 6S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.67615000040 -115.43302000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 484-500, P. 126-128. 6S 15E Sec. 09 SBM 33.65505000030 -115.43052000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 144, 1948, P. 292.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 53, 1957, P. 602. 6S 16E Sec. 16 SBM 33.64675000000 -115.31252000000 Gold, Lead, Silver, Copper Golden Key Claim Good Fairy Tungsten CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, NO. 503, P. 358. 8S 17E Sec. 09 SBM 33.48756000020 -115.20551000000 Grande Group Gold 8S 17E Sec. 17 SBM 33.48476000000 -115.21941000000 Granite Mine Great Western Exploration Co. Great Western Mine Gold BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981 SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 134-5{Other Database:: CIMRI 6S 15E Sec. 04 SBM 33.67922000010 -115.43165000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPOR T 77-14, 1977,P. 850-852.ALSO IN SEC. 26 AND 35. 8S 18E Sec. 27 SBM 33.45066000020 -115.08301000000 U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 234-247, P. 106-107. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.59895000020 -115.43331999900 Happy Jack Group Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 430-432.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1AND FIGS. 14A AND B, P. 75 AND 76; NOS. 652-689, P.143-145. 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62144999980 -115.34942000000 Hopeful Mine Uranium BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.56564999970 -115.45162000000 Iris Lode Claim Gold U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 71;NOS. 589-594, P. 136-137. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 98.SECTION LOCATION QUESTIONABLE. THIS LOCATION WAS FIELD CHECKED IN 1989 AND TRACES OF NICKELWERE DETECTED IN SAMPLES ANALYZED. NO WORKINGS WEREFOUND. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 464-465.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 62;NOS. 514-519, P. 129. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60974999990 -115.37362000000 6S 16E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60584999960 -115.33412000000 9S 18E Sec. 32 SBM 33.34365999980 -115.09751000000 6S 15E Sec. 10 SBM 33.65834999990 -115.40692000000 Perlite Gold, Silver Jumping Jack Claim Gold Keller Deposit Nickel Gold, Silver Lane Mine Last Chance Mine Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 467. 6S 15E Sec. 23 SBM 33.63315000000 -115.38972000000 Lead King Lead, Silver CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 53, 1957, P. 603. 6S 16E Sec. 16 SBM 33.64675000000 -115.31252000000 Liberation ? Mine Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 8-9,31-33. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55194999990 -115.40052000000 Liberty Group Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 103. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.61064999980 -115.44502000000 Longshot Claims Uranium MINOBRAS, 1978, URANIUM DEPOSITS OF ARIZONA-CALIFORNIA-NEVADA: P. 90. 7S 14E Sec. 12 SBM 33.57645000020 -115.47722000000 Lost Pony Mine Gold Lucky Lady Claim Gold CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 137.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 68-7, 1968,MAP NO. 206.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 479-481.{Deposit 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 488.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 485, 1985, NOS. 43-47, P. 87. 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.62505000040 -115.46362000000 33.54645000020 -115.24161000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 6 Matilda Group Tungsten CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 108.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPENFILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 68;NOS. 544-550, P. 132. SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 155-6{Other Database:: CIMRI Model Mine Gold CALIF.. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 512-514. 7S 14E Sec. 02 SBM 33.59675000030 -115.49692000000 Morning Star Mine Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 517-518. 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61615000000 -115.35362000000 Orchid No. 2 Mine Tungsten Gold, Molybdenum Ramar Mine U.S. BUREAU OF MINES MINERALS YEARBOOK, 1956: V. III, P. 231. 6S 15E Sec. 21 SBM 33.63975000040 -115.41582000000 BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981 TUCKER, W. B. AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945; MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 157 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61675000050 -115.45472000000 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59477000030 -115.43638000000 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60315000030 -115.43892000000 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60310999980 -115.43749000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 565-566. 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.62754999960 -115.40052000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 567-568. 6S 15E Sec. 15 SBM 33.64695000020 -115.40722000000 Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES REPORT 25, 1929, P. 472. 7S 16E Sec. 02 SBM 33.59395000010 -115.27861000000 Triangle Mine Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES REPORT, V. 25, 1929, P. 489.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 625626.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 74;NOS. 624-651, P. 140- 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60175000010 -115.36362000000 Tubbs Claims Tungsten, Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 992-993. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59005000030 -115.44192000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 56;NOS. 354 AND 355, P. 118. 6S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.67814999980 -115.43972000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 38-40, P. 87. 7S 17E Sec. 18 SBM 33.55695000010 -115.24941000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 221, P. 105. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59195000030 -115.43502000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 148, P. 98. 7S 14E Sec. 12 SBM 33.56945000010 -115.46892000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 78;NOS. 704-707, P. 146-147. 6S 16E Sec. 19 SBM 33.63005000010 -115.35332000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 208 AND 209, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59365000040 -115.44222000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 206, P. 103. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59175000040 -115.44252000000 Gold, Silver Lucky Strike Mine Red Cloud Tungsten Gold, Silver, Copper, Lead Red Cloud Group Red Cloud Mine Gold Red Streak Mine Gold Gold, Silver Red Top Mine The Ardanelle Claim CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 562-564.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 68-7, MAP NO.248. SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 141-2{Other Database:: CIMRI 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.63755000000 -115.41052000000 7S 15E Sec. 21 SBM 33.55226999970 -115.41888000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 7 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 551, P. 132. 6S 15E Sec. 15 SBM 33.64035000030 -115.41142000000 Unnamed Prospect Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31 AND35; NOS. 113-118, P. 94. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55694999960 -115.41112000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 215, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59174999980 -115.44021999900 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31;NO. 108, P. 93. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55334999990 -115.40502000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 511-513, P. 128-129. 6S 15E Sec. 10 SBM 33.65895000030 -115.40942000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 581-585, P. 136. 6S 15E Sec. 25 SBM 33.62005000040 -115.38002000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7J,NOS. 296-298, P. 110-111. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60225000030 -115.44302000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 216-218, P. 104-105. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59035000040 -115.43662000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 568-570, P. 135. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60674999960 -115.37722000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 56;NOS. 471 AND 472, P. 125. 6S 15E Sec. 04 SBM 33.67035000010 -115.41692000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 61;NOS. 501-504, P. 128. 6S 15E Sec. 09 SBM 33.65975000030 -115.42581999900 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 207, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59334999990 -115.44252000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31;NO. 86 AND 87, P. 92. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55424999990 -115.39892000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 40;NOS. 285 AND 286, P. 110. 6S 15E Sec. 31 SBM 33.59944999990 -115.46552000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 58;NOS. 448-469, P. 124-125. 6S 15E Sec. 04 SBM 33.67895000040 -115.43192000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 42, 51-55, P. 87-88. 7S 17E Sec. 20 SBM 33.55334999980 -115.23801000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31 AND36; NOS. 120-123, P. 94-95. 7S 15E Sec. 21 SBM 33.54065000020 -115.42472000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7C,NOS. 190-205, P. 102-103. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59394999960 -115.44112000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 609-611, P. 138. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60505000010 -115.37752000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 470, P. 125. 6S 15E Sec. 04 SBM 33.67565000010 -115.42942000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 211, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59475000010 -115.44252000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 563-566, P. 134. 6S 15E Sec. 11 SBM 33.66695000040 -115.38112000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 260-262, P. 108. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60255000010 -115.44272000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 8 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 41, P. 87. 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.55395000040 -115.24361000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 480-483, P. 126. 6S 15E Sec. 16 SBM 33.65335000030 -115.43082000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 210 AND 212, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59565000020 -115.44192000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NOS. 299-301, P. 111. 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61644999980 -115.45502000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 213, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59314999970 -115.43942000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 52 AND53; NOS. 304-314, P. 112-113. 6S 15E Sec. 29 SBM 33.62424999980 -115.44582000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 712, P. 147. 6S 16E Sec. 00 SBM 33.64284999970 -115.32972000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 552, P. 132. 6S 15E Sec. 15 SBM 33.64395000040 -115.41222000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 171, P. 100. 7S 14E Sec. 02 SBM 33.58834999980 -115.49142000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NO. 214, P. 104. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59224999990 -115.44022000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 166-170, P. 99-100. 7S 14E Sec. 01 SBM 33.58534999960 -115.47862000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 263-268, P. 108. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60285000040 -115.44222000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 48-50, P. 87-88. 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.54925000000 -115.24251000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 701-702, P. 146. 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62504999980 -115.35112000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 708-711, P. 147. 6S 16E Sec. 19 SBM 33.63115000010 -115.36272000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7H,NOS. 253-258, P. 106-107. 6S 15E Sec. 32 SBM 33.60035000020 -115.43942000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NOS. 289 AND 290, P. 110. 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61225000010 -115.45392000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31;NOS. 109-112, P. 94. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.55584999970 -115.41412000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NO. 295, P. 110. 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61535000030 -115.45972000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 73;NOS. 620-623, P. 139. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60005000010 -115.37912000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31;NO. 119, P. 94. 7S 15E Sec. 16 SBM 33.56034999990 -115.41582000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7C,NOS. 186-188, P. 102. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59225000000 -115.44142000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 37, P. 86. 7S 17E Sec. 18 SBM 33.55944999970 -115.24581000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 9 Gold, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 690-699, P. 146. 6S 16E Sec. 30 SBM 33.62225000000 -115.35862000000 Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 612-619, P. 139. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60445000030 -115.36972000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 52;NOS. 315-318, P. 113. 6S 15E Sec. 19 SBM 33.62725000000 -115.45662000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NOS. 287 AND 288, P. 110. 6S 15E Sec. 31 SBM 33.60144999960 -115.45912000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 55;NOS. 336-346, P. 116. 6S 14E Sec. 01 SBM 33.67535000040 -115.47662000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31 AND36; NOS. 124-126, P. 95. 7S 15E Sec. 21 SBM 33.54444999960 -115.42642000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7C,NOS. 183-185, P. 101-102. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.58975000030 -115.44052000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold Gold, Copper, Lead, Silver Unnamed Prospect U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 703, P. 146. 6S 16E Sec. 19 SBM 33.62974999960 -115.35442000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 595-608, P. 137-138. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.60694999980 -115.37752000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 134-136, P. 96. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.56254999970 -115.46332000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 525-531, P. 130. 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.62924999960 -115.40942000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 586-588, P. 136. 6S 15E Sec. 36 SBM 33.61084999990 -115.37862000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 31;NOS. 127 AND 128, P. 95. 7S 15E Sec. 20 SBM 33.55224999970 -115.43582000100 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 505-510, P. 128. 6S 15E Sec. 16 SBM 33.64445000010 -115.42362000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 348 AND 349, P. 116. 6S 14E Sec. 01 SBM 33.68065000000 -115.48021999900 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 579 AND 580, P. 136. 6S 15E Sec. 25 SBM 33.62254999980 -115.38002000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7B,NOS. 219, 220, AND 222, P. 105. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.59195000040 -115.43582000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 700, P. 146. 6S 16E Sec. 29 SBM 33.62505000020 -115.34192000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 172 AND 173, P. 100. 7S 14E Sec. 02 SBM 33.58534999980 -115.49502000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NO. 129-133, P. 96. 7S 15E Sec. 00 SBM 33.56945000020 -115.45082000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 350-353, P. 116-117. 5S 14E Sec. 36 SBM 33.68505000030 -115.46832000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 347, P. 116. 6S 14E Sec. 01 SBM 33.67724999980 -115.47692000000 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NOS. 291-294, P. 110. 6S 15E Sec. 29 SBM 33.61505000020 -115.44252000000 Gold, Silver GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Chuckwalla Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains Cottonwood Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 10 Unnamed Prospect Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, FIGURE 7A,NOS. 296-298, P. 110-111. 6S 15E Sec. 30 SBM 33.61614999980 -115.46472000000 Unnamed Prospect Unnamed Prospects Unnamed Prospects Unnamed Prospects Unnamed Prospects Unnamed Prospects Gold Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 520-524, P. 130. 6S 15E Sec. 21 SBM 33.63644999960 -115.41752000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 478 AND 479, P. 126. 6S 15E Sec. 17 SBM 33.65425000000 -115.44302000100 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 27-36, P. 86. 7S 17E Sec. 19 SBM 33.55394999980 -115.25221000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 532-543, P. 131-132. 6S 15E Sec. 22 SBM 33.63675000020 -115.40772000000 Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, P. 69;NOS. 553-562, P. 132-133. 6S 15E Sec. 15 SBM 33.64505000020 -115.41192000000 Gold U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, PLATE 1;NOS. 473-477, P. 126. 6S 15E Sec. 17 SBM 33.64674999970 -115.44582000100 Virginia Queen Manganese U.S. BUREAU OF MINES RI 5579, 1960, P. 37. 8S 18E Sec. 16 SBM 33.48035999980 -115.10691000000 Willow Mine Gold 33.64424999980 -115.41752000000 Coyote Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES REPORT, V. 25, 1929, P. 489. 6S 15E Sec. 16 SBM SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 128.LOCATED FROM COTTONWOOD SPRING 15-MIN. TOPO MAP. 5S 11E Sec. 21 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 866-867.CALIF. DIV. MINES SPECIAL REPORT 49, 1956, P. 26; TABLE 2,P. 12. 5S 10E Sec. 32 SBM Manganese TRASK, PARKER. NOTES ON THE MANGANESE RESOURCES OF CALIF., 1944 , UNPUB 5S 9E Sec. 12 SBM 33.74441000020 -115.99497000000 Manganese D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 185D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 156 5S 9E Sec. 12 SBM 33.74441000020 -115.99497000000 Palo Verde Region Manganese TRASK, PARKER. NOTES ON THE MANGANESE RESOURCES OF CALIF., 1944 , UNPUB 5S 9E Sec. 12 SBM 33.74441000020 -115.99497000000 Quartz Outcrop SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 183. 5S 11E Sec. 21 SBM 33.72784000040 -115.84943000000 METAL MINING & PROCESSING P 62, MAY, 1964. PAST PROD CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 601-602.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 68-7, MAP NO.269. 5S 9E Sec. 16 SBM 33.73004000040 -116.04444000000 5S 10E Sec. 06 SBM 33.76893999990 -115.98503000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO.124. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CAL. DIV. OF MINES BU MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 77.SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY: CAL. DIV. OF M MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CAL. DIV. 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V. 43, NO. 3, 1947, P. 241.USGS-MRDS/GSC ID LIST, JUNE 94. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7{Other Database:: CIMRI 11 15S 9E Sec. 31 SBM 32.81447000040 -116.10083000000 15S 9E Sec. 31 SBM 32.81563000000 -116.09777000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, . 69. 15S 9E Sec. 31 SBM 32.81507000020 -116.09773000000 15S 9E Sec. 36 SBM 32.81837000030 -115.98693000000 15S 9E Sec. 36 SBM 32.81336999960 -115.99723000000 Coyote Mountains Unnamed Location Tungsten Unnamed Prospect Coyote Mountains No. 1 Tungsten Black Diamond Eagle Mountains Claim Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7. 1977, P. 83.COMMODITY ANDESITE USED AS ROOFING GRANULES. CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 43, 1947, P. 241-242.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 6768. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 96.ON THE SOUTH FLANKS OF THE COYOTE MOUNTAIN.7.7 MILE N43W OF OCOTILLO. MORTON, P. K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY; COUNTY REPT. 7, CA. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, P. 96 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 60.LOCATION IN TOWNSHIP APPROXIMATE. 15S 9E Sec. 31 SBM 32.82067000030 -116.09163000000 15S 9E Sec. 31 SBM 32.81534999960 -116.08861000000 5S 12E Sec. 15 SBM 33.73035000020 -115.72973000000 Eagle Mountains CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO.50.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 404-405.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 101-83, 1983, P. 5. 5S 13E Sec. 23 SBM 33.72444999990 -115.59252000000 Coyote Mountains Llh Coyote Mountains Llh Deposit Coyote Mountains Navajo Deposit Southern Pacific Coyote Mountains Deposit Eagle Mountains Eagle Mountains Eagle Mountains Eagle Mountains Eagle Mountains Eagle Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Golden Eagle Mine Gold Independence Prospect Gold Lucky Dollar Mine Orofino ? Prospects Shooting Star No. 1 Prospect Unnamed Mine Shaft Unnamed Mine Shafts 5S 14E Sec. 00 SBM 33.74724999990 -115.52162000000 Gold, Silver U. S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 101-83, 1983, P. 8. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 486-487.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT 101-83, 1983, P. 6-7. 5S 13E Sec. 24 SBM 33.72505000040 -115.58002000000 Gold U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 101-83, 1983, P. 15. 4S 13E Sec. 36 SBM 33.77475000020 -115.58192000000 Gold U. S. 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MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 19663, P. 169. Daisy Fish Creek Mountains Dixieland Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Dixieland Limestone Claim Empire Marble Mt & Mamoth Fish Creek Mountain Mine Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Fish Mtn Silica Deposit Gypsum King & Hillcrest Placers Gypsum King Placer Gypsum King Placer Hanks Lost Mine Prospect 12 13S 9E Sec. 29 SBM 33.02006000000 -116.08416000000 14S 9E Sec. 26 SBM 32.92394999990 -116.01611000000 14S 9E Sec. 26 SBM 32.92535999990 -116.01643000000 13S 8E Sec. 25 SBM 33.00815999980 -116.10503000000 13S 9E Sec. 29 SBM 33.01815999990 -116.08303000000 13S 9E Sec. 20 SBM 33.02950000010 -116.07389000000 13S 9E Sec. 32 SBM 33.00336000020 -116.08273000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, PLATE 1, NO. 35. 13S 9E Sec. 21 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 163, 1952, P. 122, MAP NO. 23.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. Gypsum-Anhydrite 64. 13S 9E Sec. 20 SBM 33.03086000010 -116.06643000000 Gypsum-Anhydrite TRACTS 69 70 72 71CALIF DIV MINES BULL 163 P 28 FIG 6 MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES Limestone, AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CAL. DIV. OF MINES BU General Limestone, General Limestone, General Silica CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 138.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 43, 1947, P. 241.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 68.FISH CR. MTN. ABOUT 16 MILES NW OF COYOTE WELLS. CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 281.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 139-140.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 91.COMMODITY IS SILICA SAND. 14S 10E Sec. 08 SBM 33.03085999970 -116.07023000000 32.96255999970 -115.96553000000 Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. DIV. 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Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains Imperial Gypsum Imperial Gypsum Deposit Fish Creek Mountains National Gypsum Co. Deposit Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 63-64. 14S 9E Sec. 06 SBM 32.98975999990 -116.09083000000 Fish Creek Mountains National Gypsum Company MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA Gypsum-Anhydrite DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7{Other Database:: CIMRI 13S 8E Sec. 36 SBM 32.99728000010 -116.11194000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Fish Creek Mountains Fish Creek Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 13 National Gypsum Company Deposit Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 283,P. 169. 13S 8E Sec. 36 SBM 33.00146000020 -116.10773000000 Plaster City Quarry Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. 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OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 836837. Yellow Stone Claim Manganese Mecca Hills Box Canyon Mine Mecca Hills Gravel Pit Manganese Sand and Gravel, Construction D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 182D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 154TRASK, PARKER. NOTES ON THE MANGANESE RESOURCES OF CALIF, UNPUB. 1944SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CAL 6S 9E Sec. 24 SBM 33.63504999970 -116.00777000000 LOCATED FROM THERMAL CANYON 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 33.65944000010 -116.08864000000 6S 9E Sec. 07 SBM GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Mecca Hills Mecca Hills Mecca Hills Mecca Hills Mecca Hills Mecca Hills Mecca Hills North Pinyon Mountains North Pinyon Mountains North Pinyon Mountains Hidden Canyon Claim Manganese Occurrence Red Top Clay Deposit Red Top Clay Deposit Sand and Gravel Occurrence Skeleton Canyon Clay Mine Surprise Canyon Clay Occurrence MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 15 Gold CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO.23. 6S 9E Sec. 23 SBM 33.63505000030 -116.01643000000 Manganese SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 141. SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 162{Other Database:: CIMRI 6S 10E Sec. 26 SBM 33.61834999980 -115.91613000000 6S 9E Sec. 20 SBM 33.63561000000 -116.06834000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 162. 6S 9E Sec. 21 SBM 33.63505000010 -116.05193000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 159, 185. 6S 9E Sec. 35 SBM 33.60834999990 -116.01942999900 CAMPBELL, H.W., 1984, MINERA RESOURCES OF THE MECCA HILLSWILDERNESS STUDY AREA (BLM NO. 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OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 348-349.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 7-84, 1984, P. 7-8. 6S 13E Sec. 22 SBM 33.63893999980 -115.61054000000 6S 13E Sec. 00 SBM 33.63565000030 -115.58442000000 6S 12E Sec. 25 SBM 33.61944999980 -115.68583000000 7S 12E Sec. 22 SBM 33.54785000040 -115.71613000000 Gold Gold Cup Group Gold Orocopia Fluorspar Mine Fluorine-Fluorite Orocopia Mine Gold GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Orocopia Mountains Palen Mountaiins Palen Mountaiins Palen Mountaiins Palen Mountaiins Palen Mountaiins Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Palo Verde Mountains Pinkham Manganese MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 16 D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 185D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 157 6S 11E Sec. 29 SBM 33.61561000000 -115.86639000000 Pinkham Prospect Manganese Sandstone Occurrence Flagstone CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 152, 1950, P. 185. 6S 11E Sec. 31 SBM 33.60174999990 -115.88252999900 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 170. 6S 12E Sec. 25 SBM 33.61675000030 -115.69363000000 Sandstone Quarry Flagstone SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 170. 6S 12E Sec. 23 SBM 33.63195000040 -115.69723000000 Sterling Mine Unnamed Gravel Deposit Unnamed Gravel Deposit CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 612-614. 6S 14E Sec. 20 SBM 33.62944999980 -115.55332000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 188. 6S 10E Sec. 25 SBM 33.62084999970 -115.89803000100 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 188. 6S 10E Sec. 35 SBM 33.60694999960 -115.91273000000 U. S. 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OF MINES, P. 14 SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 182{Other Database:: CIMRI SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 162{Other Database:: CIMRI 7S 12E Sec. 32 SBM 33.52225000010 -115.75943000000 5S 18E Sec. 21 SBM 33.72421999990 -115.10664000000 5S 18E Sec. 22 SBM 33.72175000040 -115.09021000000 5S 18E Sec. 21 SBM 33.72422000030 -115.10137000000 5S 18E Sec. 08 SBM 33.75004999960 -115.12581000000 5S 18E Sec. 22 SBM 33.72227000040 -115.08414000000 9S 19E Sec. 15 SBM 33.38867000020 -114.96274000000 U. S. BUREAU OF MINES RI 5579, 1960, P. 33.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 73. 9S 19E Sec. 15 SBM 33.38866000010 -114.96270000000 D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 PP. 75 - 76D.O.M. 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BULLETIN 152, 1950, NO. 1,P. 73.LOCATED NORTH OF CHOCOLATE DROP GROUP 9S 20E Sec. 07 SBM 33.41085999990 -114.90610000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 32.24 MI SW OF BLYTHE 8 MI S 15 E OF WILEY WELL. 9S 19E Sec. 13 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 32{Other Database:: CIMRI 9S 19E Sec. 25 SBM 33.38566000030 -114.93499999900 Beachline Pit Sand and Gravel, Construction MSHA RPT DATED DECEMBER 1979 13S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 32.99866999990 -115.10440000000 Dunes Geothermal U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 726, 1975, P. 30. 15S 19E Sec. 28 SBM 32.81676999970 -115.01750000000 Glamis Geothermal U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 726, 1975, P. 30. 14S 17E Sec. 02 SBM 32.96677000020 -115.18411000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO. 20. 8S 5E Sec. 24 SBM 33.46285000020 -116.42414000000 JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. Wakefield, T., and Orbock, E., III, April 18, 2007, Gibellini Property, Eureka County, Nevada for RMP Resources Inc.: AMEC, 126 p. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 182.ALSO IN W1/2 SEC. 30, T. 5 S., R. 6 E. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.TODD, V.R., KILBURN, J.E., DETRA, D.E., GRISCOM, ANDREW, KRUSE, F.A., AND MCHUGH, E.L., 1987, MINE 10S 7E Sec. 18 SBM 33.30195000020 -116.28774000000 9S 9E Sec. 29 SBM 33.36599999970 -116.06600000000 5S 5E Sec. 14 SBM 33.73584000010 -116.43025000000 9S 9E Sec. 08 SBM 33.40726999960 -116.06333000000 White Swan Barium-Barite White Swan Barite Mine Barium-Barite Black Eagle Placer Gold Burnand Borrow Pit Granite 33.36978000030 -114.92858000000 Cahuilla (Modoc) Cameron Marble Co. Gold Limestone, General Coolidge Springs Coolidge Springs Deposit Limestone, General Limestone, General CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 66. 9S 9E Sec. 07 SBM 33.40424999970 -116.07723000000 Coyote Mountain Deposit Dumbell Nos. 1 and 2 Limestone, Dimension CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 292,P. 182. 10S 6E Sec. 03 SBM 33.33394999990 -116.34254000000 8S 6E Sec. 13 SBM 33.47834999970 -116.31084000000 Dunn Deposit 7S 5E Sec. 02 SBM 33.59113999970 -116.44194000000 Gravel Pits Feldspar, Silica Sand and Gravel, Construction CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 347. CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO.194.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 7714, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 38. LOCATED FROM LA QUINTA 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 6S 7E Sec. 20 SBM 33.63083999980 -116.27804000000 Hilton Deposit Calcium CALIF DIV.OF MINES COUNTY REPORT.3P 52-53,PL1 10S 8E Sec. 14 SBM 33.29865999970 -116.11055000000 Hilton Deposit Calcium CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, P. 52. 10S 8E Sec. 14 SBM 33.29864999970 -116.11053000000 Milkyway Claims Tungsten LEMMON, D. M.; TUNGSTEN DEPOSITS IN THE US; UNPUBLISHED DATA; P. 311 - 312 7S 5E Sec. 26 SBM 33.53616000040 -116.44001000000 Milkyway Claims Tungsten CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 343.ALSO PRESENT IN SEC. 27. 7S 5E Sec. 26 SBM 33.53615000040 -116.44004000000 Tungsten GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Santa Rosa Mountains Miller Ranch Tungsten Santa Rosa Mountains Miller Ranch Tungsten Deposit Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Pigeon Creek Millsite Pigeon Creek Tungsten Mine Pigeon Creek Tungsten Mine Pompai Group Deposit Ribbonwood Tungsten, Inc Ribbonwood Tungsten, Inc. Riverside Co. Gravel Pit Santa Rosa Mts. Deposits Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Santa Rosa Mountains Superstition Mountain Superstition Mountain Superstition Mountain Superstition Mountain MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 18 Tungsten LEMMON, D. M., TUNGSTEN DEPOSITS IN THE US; UNPUBLISHED DATA, P. 309 - 310.TUCKER, W. B. AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 156.TUCKER, W.B., A 8S 6E Sec. 01 SBM 33.50004999960 -116.31751000000 Tungsten CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 37, 1941, P. 583.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 156.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 352. 8S 6E Sec. 02 SBM 33.50535000000 -116.32894000000 7S 5E Sec. 14 SBM 33.56753999960 -116.44643999900 7S 5E Sec. 11 SBM 33.58143000040 -116.44639999900 7S 5E Sec. 11 SBM 33.58143999960 -116.44644000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 478,P. 283. TUCKER, W. B. AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945; MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 157 - 158{Production:: TUCKER AND SAMPSON, 1945 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, PLATE 35, NO.165.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 7714, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 355. 9S 5E Sec. 23 SBM 33.37615000040 -116.42024000000 7S 5E Sec. 26 SBM 33.53255000000 -116.44390000000 7S 5E Sec. 26 SBM 33.53255000000 -116.44394000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 252, NO. 466. 6S 7E Sec. 29 SBM 33.62284000010 -116.27614000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 301,P. 184. 9S 7E Sec. 16 SBM 33.38475000010 -116.24944000000 Tungsten Tungsten Tungsten Ash Tungsten Tungsten Sand and Gravel, Construction Limestone, General KUIZON, L., 1983, MINERAL INVESTIGATION OF THE CACTUSSPRINGS RARE II AREA (NO. A5188), RIVERSIDE COUNTY,CALIFORNIA, U.S. BUREAU OF MINES MLA OPEN-FILE REPORT25-83. TUCKER, W. B., AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945; MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 157 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 157.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 354. Serpentine Hill Asbestos CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OFR 77-14, 1977, TABULATED LIST,P. 3. 5S 5E Sec. 36 SBM 33.69173999990 -116.41644000000 St. Catherine Claim St. Catherine Claims Unnamed Asbestos Occurrence Unnamed Asbestos Occurrence Yellow Bar Prospect Cal-Min-Co Deposit Manganese USGS CRIB LIST NOV 4, 1981. 10S 5E Sec. 27 SBM 33.27755000000 -116.44524000000 Manganese TRASK, PARKER. NOTES ON THE MANGANESE RESOURCES OF CALIF., 1944 , UNPUB 10S 5E Sec. 27 SBM 33.27561000020 -116.44251000000 Asbestos CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 173, P. 44.LOCATION: 1 1/2 MI DUE EAST OF TORO PEAK. 7S 6E Sec. 31 SBM 33.52315000030 -116.40054000000 Asbestos CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 173, P. 44.MINERAL LOCATION ALSO PRESENT IN SEC. 5. 7S 6E Sec. 04 SBM 33.59083999970 -116.36394000000 Gold CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, P. 167. 10S 5E Sec. 27 SBM 33.27865000040 -116.44803999900 Bentonite 14S 12E Sec. 20 SBM 32.93257000030 -115.75302000000 El Centro Bentonite CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 35. MINERALOGY,PHYSICAL, AND EXCHANGEABLE CHEMISTRY PROPERTIESOF BENTONITES BY ANDREW J. REGIS,DENVER SERVICE CENTER FEBRUARY,1978. 14S 12E Sec. 30 SBM 32.92677000020 -115.76362000000 Feldspar CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, PLATE 1, NO. 54.SEE ALSO TEXT, P 134; DEPOSIT DESCRIBED IN T. 15 S.,R. 11 E.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 39. 14S 11E Sec. 10 SBM 32.96506999990 -115.82222000000 LOCATED FROM SUPERSTITION MTN. 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP.COMMODITY PROBABLY GRANITE. 14S 11E Sec. 23 SBM 32.93536999950 -115.79752000000 Superstition Mtn Feldspar Deposit Unnamed Location Granite GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Tierra Blanca Mountains Tierra Blanca Mountains Vallelcito Mountains MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 19 VALLEY AREA Unnamed Prospect Manganese Sand and Gravel, Unnamed Quarries Construction Desert Queen Prospect Manganese Aggregate Sand and Gravel, Products Pit Construction VALLEY AREA Airport Blvd. Pit Sand and Gravel, Construction CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, NO. 472, P. 258.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,P. 47..CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLIC 6S 9E Sec. 18 SBM 33.64394999970 -116.08554000000 VALLEY AREA Gold Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Manganese CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 10, 1890, P. 901.MAY BE IN EITHER T. 6 OR 7 S., R. 14 OR 15 E. 6S 14E Sec. 16 SBM 33.65114999980 -115.52412000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. MINEFILE DATABASE, JUNE 1993. 13S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 33.03397000030 -115.11660000000 VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Alice Claim All American Aggregates Pit All American Pit No. 2 Anson Prospect CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 73D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 118 12S 16E Sec. 19 SBM 13S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 33.10896000030 -115.33471000000 33.01478999980 -115.05886000000 VALLEY AREA Anson Prospect CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. BULLETIN 152, 1950, NO. 2,P. 73.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 72.CAVEAT EMPTOR: NEITHER OF THE ABOVE REFERENCES VERIFY THISLOCATION! 13S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 33.01477000010 -115.05890000000 VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA B.L.M. No. 1 Benson Dry Lake Manganese Sand and Gravel, Construction Boron-Borates VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Bertram Bertram Mine Big Chief Group of Mines Big Tree Mine VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Black Horse Group Manganese Black Label Mine Manganese VALLEY AREA Bluntach Mine Tungsten VALLEY AREA Bluntach Mine VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Bolsa Pit Borrego Springs Box Canyon Prospect VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Boyd Pit Brawley VALLEY AREA CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 318,P. 192. 15S 7E Sec. 25 SBM 32.84287000010 -116.21723000000 LOCATED FROM AGUA CALIENTE SPRINGS 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 14S 7E Sec. 18 SBM 32.95196000000 -116.30473000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, P. 191. 13S 8E Sec. 22 SBM 33.02816000020 -116.14503000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 9S 9E Sec. 21 SBM 33.37195000010 -116.04363000000 14S 16E Sec. 11 SBM 12S 8E Sec. 03 SBM 32.94367000010 -115.28441000000 33.14865999960 -116.13253000000 Bromine, Sodium Sodium MSHA MINE FILE REFERENCE, APRIL, 1979. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 4,P. 51. MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J. AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORN CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 84. 9S 12E Sec. 19 SBM 9S 12E Sec. 19 SBM 33.38144000010 -115.76110000000 33.38145000030 -115.75892000000 Gold Gold CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, PLATE 1, NO. 15. CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 114. 11S 20E Sec. 19 SBM 13S 19E Sec. 21 SBM 33.20365999970 -114.91220000000 33.02786999980 -114.98080000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OFR 77-14, 1977, TABULATED LIST,P. 201. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 72. MORTON, P. K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY; COUNTY REPT. 7, CA. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, P. 95 5S 20E Sec. 19 SBM 9S 19E Sec. 01 SBM 33.72754999960 -114.93721000000 33.42145999970 -114.92500000000 13S 19E Sec. 03 SBM 33.06451000020 -114.95913000000 Tungsten Sand and Gravel, Construction Geothermal CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 95.USGS CRIB NO. MO22593. 13S 19E Sec. 03 SBM 33.06447000010 -114.95910000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,P. 19 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 35, 1939, P. 47. 13S 13E Sec. 04 SBM 11S 7E Sec. 08 SBM 33.06815999990 -115.62582000000 33.22644999980 -116.27004000000 Manganese Sand and Gravel, Construction Geothermal CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. BULLETIN 152, 1950, P. 182. 6S 10E Sec. 24 SBM 33.63394999960 -115.89833000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. MINEFILE DATABASE, JUNE 1993. U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CIRCULAR 726, 1975, P. 12. 14S 16E Sec. 23 SBM 13S 14E Sec. 15 SBM 32.91397000000 -115.28661000000 33.01677000030 -115.51751000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION VALLEY AREA Brown Silica Deposit Brown Silica Deposit VALLEY AREA Calif Pumice Deposit VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 20 Silica SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 163{Other Database:: CIMRI CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 163.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 209-210. Pumice CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 280.CALFI. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 138.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 47, 1951, P. 326.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 51, 1955, P. 362.{De 11S 13E Sec. 32 SBM 33.17446000040 -115.63772000000 Clay Calcium MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7{Other Database:: CIMRI CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,P. 16. 14S 12E Sec. 08 SBM 14S 14E Sec. 30 SBM 32.95840000010 -115.75082000000 32.90786999960 -115.56772000000 15S 8E Sec. 21 SBM 32.85927000010 -116.15613000000 13S 19E Sec. 09 SBM 33.05535000010 -114.97830000000 Silica 5S 11E Sec. 03 SBM 33.76587000020 -115.82583000000 4S 11E Sec. 00 SBM 33.78723999980 -115.80473000000 VALLEY AREA Cal-Min-Co Carlton Plant Carrizo Creek Deposit VALLEY AREA Castle Prospect Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 163, 1952, P. 129. 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MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, PLATE 1, NO. 75. 9S 19E Sec. 28 SBM 15S 19E Sec. 24 SBM 33.36816000020 -114.99190000000 32.84476999990 -114.92220000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 129. 5S 11E Sec. 14 SBM 33.74114000040 -115.80443000000 VALLEY AREA Gold Sand and Gravel, Cowan Pit and Mill Construction MESA MINE REFERENCE LIST ID # 0403733 13S 14E Sec. 29 SBM 32.98757000020 -115.54942000000 VALLEY AREA Coyote Mountain Silica Deposit CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 17, 1921, P. 271.CALIF. DIV. MINES REPORT, V. 27, 1931, P. 438.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 139.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. 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Sand and Gravel, Pit Construction Felden Deposit Tungsten Sand and Gravel, Flowing Wells Pit Construction Frink Canal Sand and Gravel, Material Pit Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Frink Pit Garnett Pit and Sand and Gravel, Mill Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Glamis Pit Sand and Gravel, Glamis Pit Construction Gold Basin Rand Mine Gold Gold Prospects Near Dos Palmas Gold VALLEY AREA Granite Mine VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pit VALLEY AREA Gravel Pits VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA East Highline Pit East Highline Pit No. 1 Gold Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 21 MESA MINE REFERENCE LIST ID # 0403453. 15S 16E Sec. 25 SBM 32.82446999960 -115.27891000000 CALIF. 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ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 9S 13E Sec. 20 SBM 33.37896000030 -115.63362000000 9S 13E Sec. 20 SBM 33.37395999960 -115.63862000000 CALIF DIV OF MINES RIVERSIDE CO REPT UNPUB 5S 7E Sec. 03 SBM 33.77033999980 -116.24004000000 MSHA.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 13S 18E Sec. 00 SBM 33.03397000000 -115.10580000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 13S 19E Sec. 18 SBM 33.04337000040 -115.00770000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 119.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 61. 13S 19E Sec. 16 SBM 33.04036999960 -114.97800000000 CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 12, 1894, P. 221.18 MILES NORTH OF DOS PALMAS STATION. CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 420-423.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 4-85, 1985, NOS. 359-423, P. 118-122. 7S 14E Sec. 09 SBM 33.58065000010 -115.52752000000 5S 15E Sec. 05 SBM 33.76895000020 -115.43522000000 LOCATED FROM DURMID 7.5-MIN. 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SPEICAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,P. 23. 13S 16E Sec. 21 SBM 33.00036999970 -115.31771000000 TRASK, PARKER D., NOTES ON THE MANGANESE RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA, 1944 , UNPUB CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABAE (1991). 13S 15E Sec. 12 SBM 33.03991000040 -115.36716000000 16S 16E Sec. 01 SBM 32.79507000020 -115.27661000000 CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 262.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 127.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 53, 1957, P. 448.SO. PACIFIC COMPANY, 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, V. I 11S 20E Sec. 19 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 92{Other Database:: CIMRI 11S 20E Sec. 19 SBM VALLEY AREA Boron-Borates, Lithium, Chlorine, Copper, Lead, Imperial Irrigation Silver, Zinc Dist. No. 1 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 193-194. 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COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 40. 13S 20E Sec. 29 SBM 33.00697000030 -114.88660000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Iron King and Iron Queen Claims Iron Sand and Gravel, J B Nelson North Construction Sand and Gravel, J B Nelson South Construction J Mcelvaney Sand and Gravel, Deposit Construction J Mcelvaney Sand and Gravel, Deposit Construction J.B. Nelson-North Sand and Gravel, Plant Construction J.B. Nelson-South Sand and Gravel, Plant Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Lidco Pit Lucky Construction Sand and Gravel, Pit Construction Lucky Strike Lugo Claims Lugo Magnesium Claim Mary Jane Graphite Massey Indio Hills Deposit Gold Manganese MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 23 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 146.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 696-698.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 17-84, 1984, P. 9-11. 5S 18E Sec. 28 SBM 33.71364999970 -115.11330999900 CAILF. DIV. MINES COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 89.12 MI N 25 E OF HOLTVILLE. 14S 16E Sec. 02 SBM 32.96426999970 -115.29251000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 89. 15S 16E Sec. 36 SBM 32.80676999960 -115.26641000000 ABOUT 6 MI S 70 W OF WESTMORLANDCALIF DIV OF MINES REPT-IMPERIAL CO CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 89.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,ABOUT 6 MI S 70 W OF WESTMORLAND. MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 89{Other Database:: CIMRI MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. 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OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, NO. 461, P. 247. CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 138.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 500-501. 5S 7E Sec. 03 SBM 33.77064000020 -116.23974000000 5S 11E Sec. 14 SBM 33.73424000030 -115.80003000000 15S 12E Sec. 07 SBM 32.88196999990 -115.77862000000 5S 11E Sec. 14 SBM 33.73476000040 -115.80027000000 7S 15E Sec. 28 SBM 7S 15E Sec. 28 SBM 33.52949000040 -115.42888000000 33.52945000010 -115.42892000000 VALLEY AREA Mastadon Mine Masters Borrow Pit Gold Stone, Crushed/Broken VALLEY AREA Mastodon Mine Gold VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Matilda Group Matilda Group Mccain Borrow Pit #790 Mccoy Mountain Uranium Tungsten Tungsten CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1945, MINERAL RESOURCES OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 138{Other Database:: CIMRI TUCKER, W. B. AND SAMPSON, R. J., 1945; MINERAL RESOURCES RIVERSIDE COUNTY; CA. JOUR. MINES AND GEOLOGY; VOL. 41, NO. 3, P. 155 - 156{Production:: TUCKER AND SAMPSON CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 155-156. Granite JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. 14S 6E Sec. 04 SBM 32.97696000020 -116.37864000000 Uranium BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981.PELKA, 1973. 6S 20E Sec. 11 SBM 33.67195000020 -114.86890000000 Gold, Silver CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 114.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 48,54.GALE, G.D. BENEFICIATION SECTION IN NORTHUMBERLAND MINE,NYE COUNTY, NEVADA. MAS PROP CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 56. 13S 19E Sec. 09 SBM 13S 19E Sec. 03 SBM 33.05566999980 -114.98410000000 33.06567000000 -114.96330000000 VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Mesquite Mine Mesquite Placer Gold GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION VALLEY AREA Miller Deposit Sodium, Bromine VALLEY AREA Mule Mountain Fire Agage Claims Gemstone Mullet Island Paint Deposit Mineral Pigments Iron, Stone, Mullet Island Paint Crushed/Broken Deposit VALLEY AREA Mullet Island Salt Works VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Mullet Island Salt Works New River Fines Material Pit Bromine, Halite 8S 11E Sec. 34 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 256-257. 8S 20E Sec. 26 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 79{Other Database:: CIMRI 11S 13E Sec. 15 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 79.COMMODITY IS RED AND YELLOW OCHRE. 11S 13E Sec. 10 SBM MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7.SAMPSON, R.J., AND TUCKER, W.B., 1942, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNI 11S 13E Sec. 10 SBM 33.43116000020 -115.82777000000 33.45506000010 -114.85750000000 33.21784000000 -115.60776000000 33.22616000010 -115.60862000000 33.23312000040 -115.60888000000 11S 13E Sec. 10 SBM 33.23315999970 -115.60892000000 JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. 15S 13E Sec. 03 SBM 32.87586999970 -115.61972000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OFR 77-14, 1977, TABULATED LIST,P. 206. 6S 10E Sec. 23 SBM 33.63534999970 -115.91663000000 LOCATED FROM AMOS 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. 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CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 693-695.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, NO. 3. P. 146.PREVIOUSLY REPORTED TO BE IN T. 4 S. 5S 18E Sec. 19 SBM 33.71895000040 -115.13891000000 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 41, 1945, P. 182.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,P. 955-956.U.S. BUREAU OF MINES OPEN-FILE REPORT MLA 17-84, 1984, P. 11-14. 5S 18E Sec. 18 SBM 33.74035000000 -115.14771000000 Calcium Sand and Gravel, Construction Noblette Manganese Claim Manganese Sand and Gravel, Construction Oak Pit Opulent Mine Gold Orange Co Rock Co Sand and Gravel, Inc Construction Orange Co Rock Co Sand and Gravel, Inc Construction VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Palen Mountains Talc Deposit Talc-Soapstone VALLEY AREA Palm Desert Rock and Sand Pit Sand and Gravel, Construction VALLEY AREA Palo Verde Group Gold VALLEY AREA Paymaster Mine VALLEY AREA MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA DIVISION OF MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7{Other Database:: CIMRI 24 CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 138.CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 176, 1957, P. 101.CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 175, 1958, P. 74.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 85.{Deposit:: Otay Bentonite Palen Mountains Clay Deposit Palen Mountains Clay Deposit Palen Mountains Iron Deposit VALLEY AREA MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE Bentonite Clay, Bentonite Clay Silver, Lead CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 5S 8E Sec. 09 SBM CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 15, 1919, P. 541.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, P. 127. 8S 11E Sec. 12 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 92-93{Other Database:: CIMRI 11S 20E Sec. 19 SBM 33.74894000030 -116.14864000000 33.48565000000 -115.78773000000 33.19562000040 -114.90636000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Lead, Silver VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Paymaster Mine Phillips Uranium Claims VALLEY AREA Pit and Mill 576 VALLEY AREA Potato Patch R. T. Pinner and Son Deposit R.T. Pinner and Son Red Dog Mining Inc Gold Reported Gemstone Occurence Gemstone River Ranches No. Boron-Borates 1 VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Uranium Sand and Gravel, Construction Semiprecious Gemstone Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 25 CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 14, 1916, P. 732-733.CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 262264.CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL., V. 38, 1942, P. 127-128.SO. PACIFIC COMPANY, 1964, MINERALS FOR IND 11S 20E Sec. 19 SBM 33.19676000030 -114.90690000000 BLM GEM CDCA DATA BASE, 1981PELKA, G.J., 1973 6S 20E Sec. 11 SBM 33.68225000010 -114.87750000000 MESA MINE REFERENCE LIST ID # 0401910. 13S 14E Sec. 34 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 40{Other Database:: CIMRI 9S 19E Sec. 21 SBM 32.97256999990 -115.50411000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 77, 1977, P. 89.13 MI EAST OF BRAWLEY. 13S 16E Sec. 27 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 89{Other Database:: CIMRI 13S 16E Sec. 35 SBM OPEN-PIT PLACER UNDERDEVELOPMENTE/MJ INTRNTNL DRCTRY OF MNNG 1975 PAGE 138 (FAIR)COMPANY ADD PO BOX 283 OATMAN ARIZ 86433 13S 15E Sec. 33 SBM 32.98896999990 -115.30251000000 GEM & MINERAL NOV 1966, P 26-27 IN DESERT WASH WEST OF BLYNILAND RD 21.1 MI E OF DESERT SEC 23 & 27 33.37672999990 -114.97802000000 32.98284999970 -115.29414000000 32.97976999990 -115.42971000000 CENTER ALSO 7S 18E Sec. 14 SBM 33.56364999960 -115.06801000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 194. 11S 13E Sec. 24 SBM 33.20366000010 -115.57752000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, P. 268-270. 13S 8E Sec. 13 SBM 33.04535999980 -116.10503000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 94. 13S 9E Sec. 18 SBM 33.04475999960 -116.10273000000 Strontium, Gypsum-Anhydrite VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Roberts and Peeler Roberts and Peeler Sand and Gravel, Mine Construction Roberts and Peelerpeeler & Roberts Strontium VALLEY AREA Rock Hill Deposit Pumice VALLEY AREA Rock Hill Deposit VALLEY AREA Ryerson Pit Salt Paving Co Deposit Salton Paving Co. Deposit Pumice Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Potassium, Salt, Strontium, Zinc, Barium-Barite, Lithium, Iron, Manganese VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Salton Sea KGRA San Felipe Hills Locality Stone CALIF DIV OF MINES COUNTY REPT 3 P 268-270, PL 1LISTED INCORRECTLY IN SOME OLDER LITERATURE 13S 8E Sec. 13 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 82-83{Other Database:: CIMRI 11S 13E Sec. 33 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7., 1977, P. 82.ABOUT S 60 W OF NILAND AT THE SE SHORE OF THE SALTON SEA. 11S 13E Sec. 28 SBM 33.17644999960 -115.62165000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 58, 1981,GP. 25. 33.08116999970 -115.33891000000 12S 16E Sec. 31 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 89. 10S 9E Sec. 13 SBM MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 89{Other Database:: CIMRI 10S 9E Sec. 23 SBM HAZEN RESEARCH, INC. THE RECOVERY OF MINERAL VALUES FROMMAGMAMAX NO. 1, POST FLASH GEOTHERMAL BRINE, FOR BUREAUOF MINES, UNDER HRI REPORT 40496, JAN 17, 1977.KAMP VAN DE, P.C., HOLOCENE CONTINENTAL SEDIMENTA CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 40.LOCALITY IF KNOWN BY ROCKHOUNDS FOR CONCRETIONS. 33.04534000040 -116.10500000000 33.18396000020 -115.62252000000 33.30615000020 -115.98473000000 33.29421999960 -116.01194000000 12S 13E Sec. 10 SBM 33.14176000040 -115.60502000000 11S 10E Sec. 22 SBM 33.19475999990 -115.91723000000 GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction VALLEY AREA San Felipe Wash Material Site Sand and Gravel Deposit Schmiddmitt Prospect VALLEY AREA Seyer Deposit VALLEY AREA Shank Pit Graphite Sand and Gravel, Construction VALLEY AREA Shell Canyon VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Manganese Nickel, Copper VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Shell Canyon, Nickel Coyote Mtn. Shell Group Placer Mine Feldspar MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 26 JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. 12S 11E Sec. 18 SBM SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUUSTRY: V. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 159.ALSO IN SECS. 25 AND 35. 6S 10E Sec. 23 SBM 33.12285999970 -115.86363000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 313,P. 192. 13S 5E Sec. 34 SBM CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 281,P. 168.TUCKER (1921) REPORTED IN SEC 34 T13S R5E WEBER COULD NOTLOCA THERE (1964). 14S 5E Sec. 03 SBM 33.00506000030 -116.45584000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. MINEFILE DATABASE, JUNE 1993. 13S 16E Sec. 22 SBM 33.01086999960 -115.31161000000 CALIF. STATE MINING BUREAU REPORT 14, 1916, P. 732.CALIF. STATE MINING BUREAU REPORT, V. 22, 1926, P. 266.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 25-26; 79-80.U.S. BUR. LAND MGMT MI 16S 9E Sec. 02 SBM 32.80677000030 -116.01943000000 CHESTERMAN, C.W., 1976 , WRITTEN COMMUNICATION.MERRILL, F.J.H., 1915 , 14TH REPT. STATE MINERALOGIST, P. 732RICE, S.J., 1961 , ( 1957 ), PRIVATE COMMUNICATION.TROXEL, B.W., AND WEBER, F.H., 1975 ( 1956 ), PR 16S 9E Sec. 03 SBM 32.80562999970 -116.02000000000 15 MI SW OF BRAWLEYCALIF JOUR OF MINES & GEOL V 38 NO 2 P 134 PL 1 15S 11E Sec. 05 SBM 32.89227000010 -115.86022000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 194. 12S 13E Sec. 09 SBM 33.14566000030 -115.61502000000 JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. CALIF. JOUR. MINES AND GEOL. V. 38, 1942, P. 130.CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 152, 1950, P. 77.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7. 1977, P. 77. 12S 10E Sec. 18 SBM 33.12895999980 -115.97363000000 9S 19E Sec. 28 SBM 33.35645999970 -114.97770000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 193-194. 11S 13E Sec. 23 SBM 33.20006000010 -115.58642000000 MSHA.CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 12S 16E Sec. 31 SBM 33.07587000040 -115.33661000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 13S 16E Sec. 04 SBM 33.06007000030 -115.33161000000 WEBER, H.F., 1963; GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES, SAN DIEGO, CA; COUNTY REPT. 3; CA. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, P. 274, 280.LEMMON, D.M., AND TWETO, O.L., 1962, TUNGSTEN IN THE U.S., USGS MAP, MR-25. CALIF. DIV. MINES BULLETIN 176, 1957, P. 25.LOCATION GIVEN AS 'NEAR INDIO'. 14S 5E Sec. 33 SBM 5S 7E Sec. 13 SBM 32.91673000020 -116.46751000000 33.73394000030 -116.20774000000 CALIF. STATE MINING BUR. REPORT 15, 1919, P. 539.5E, 7S-14EMAY BE IN EITHER T. 6 OR 7 S., R. 14 OR 15 E. 6S 14E Sec. 16 SBM 33.65114999980 -115.52412000000 16S 10E Sec. 06 SBM 32.80477000010 -115.97753000000 33.63565000010 -115.91693000000 32.99006000040 -116.46334000000 Boron-Borates, Lead, Lithium, Chlorine, Copper, Silver, Zinc VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Sinclair No. 3 Six & One-Half Mile Pit Sand and Gravel, Construction VALLEY AREA Southern Pacific Manganese Boron-Borates, Lithium, Chlorine, Copper, Lead, Silver, Zinc VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Sportsman No. 1 Sand and Gravel, Standard Canal Pit Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Standard Pit Sundown Mine Sunny Day Mine Tungsten Garnet Gold, Silver, Lead VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA Sunnyside Sunshine Placer Gypsum Gypsum-Anhydrite CALIF. JOUR. OF MINES & GEOL. V. 38, 1942, PLATE 1, NO. 114. GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION VALLEY AREA Superlite Pumice VALLEY AREA Thermal Pit Thumb Peak Manganese Truckhaven Material Pit VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA 27 Pumice Sand and Gravel, Construction ALSO LOCATED IN SEC 32STATE MIN REPT 51 P 362 CALIF DIV OF MINES REPT-IMPERIAL COUNTY DOMEPT 22 P 280 11S 13E Sec. 22 SBM 33.19950000040 -115.61026000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. MINEFILE DATABASE, JUNE 1993. 6S 9E Sec. 18 SBM 33.64505000000 -116.08664000000 Manganese Sand and Gravel, Construction CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 77. 9S 20E Sec. 09 SBM 33.41255999990 -114.88189999900 JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. 10S 9E Sec. 24 SBM 33.28896000030 -115.98163000000 True Friend and Silver Moon Mine Silver, Lead Undetermined Prospect Gold Undetermined Prospect Gold Sand and Gravel, Unidentified Pits Construction Stone, Unidentified Quary Crushed/Broken Unknown Manganese Unnamed Building Stone Locality Unnamed Gravel Pit Unnamed Gravel Pit Unnamed Gravel Pit Unnamed Gravel Pit Unnamed Gravel Pit Unnamed Gravel Pit MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE Stone, Dimension Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Unnamed Location Construction Sand and Gravel, Unnamed Location Construction Valley Transit Sand and Gravel, Cement Co. Construction Valley Transit Cement Co. Sand and Gravel, Deposit Construction Valley Transit Co Sand and Gravel, Inc Construction MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 93{Other Database:: CIMRI 11S 20E Sec. 30 SBM 33.18812000030 -114.91191000000 CALIF DIV OF MINES COUNTY REPT 3 P 165,PL1 13S 6E Sec. 29 SBM 33.01228000030 -116.39167000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 3, 1963, NO. 269,P. 165. 13S 6E Sec. 29 SBM 33.01225999980 -116.39164000000 LOCATED FROM BRAWLEY NW 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 15S 12E Sec. 09 SBM 32.88507000020 -115.72802000000 LOCATED FROM FRINK 15-MIN. TOPO MAP. D.O.M. BULL. 152 1950 P. 73D.O.M. BULL. 125 1943 P. 118 9S 13E Sec. 25 SBM 13S 15E Sec. 12 SBM 33.35646000040 -115.56082000000 33.03991000040 -115.36716000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 93-94. 11S 20E Sec. 30 SBM 33.19036000030 -114.91440000000 LOCATED FROM HAYFILED 15-MIN. TOPO MAP. 5S 12E Sec. 36 SBM 33.69064999970 -115.69163000000 LOCATED FROM CLARK LAKE 15-MIN. TOPO MAP. 10S 7E Sec. 19 SBM 33.29445000010 -116.29664000000 LOCATED FROM FRINK NW 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 9S 13E Sec. 20 SBM 33.37645999970 -115.63892000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, NO. 477, P. 264. 4S 8E Sec. 32 SBM 33.77833999960 -116.17024000000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 188. 9S 13E Sec. 30 SBM 33.35926000020 -115.64751999900 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO., 1964, MINERALS FOR INDUSTRY, VOL. III-SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, P. 188. 9S 13E Sec. 29 SBM 33.36286000000 -115.64642000000 LOCATED FROM HOLTVILE NE 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 14S 16E Sec. 26 SBM 32.90007000010 -115.28941000000 LOCATED FROM PLASTER CITY NW 7.5-MIN. TOPO MAP. 13S 10E Sec. 32 SBM 32.99145999990 -115.96193000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. OPEN-FILE REPORT 77-14, 1977,TABULATED LIST, NO. 481, P. 268. 8S 9E Sec. 32 SBM 33.43864999970 -116.07663000000 MORTON, P.K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY, CALIFORNIA: CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7, P. 90{Other Database:: CIMRI 14S 16E Sec. 02 SBM 32.96174000000 -115.28498000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. COUNTY REPORT 7, 1977, P. 90. 32.95977000030 -115.29141000000 14S 16E Sec. 02 SBM GEOLOGY AND MINERAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE SALTON SEA REGION MINE LIST SORTED BY MOUNTAIN RANGE 28 VALLEY AREA Warner Borrow Pit Granite JOHN RAPP, CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL., PERSONAL COMMUN.,1991. 11S 6E Sec. 16 SBM 33.21895000020 -116.34974000000 VALLEY AREA Wedge Westmoreland Community Pit Limestone, General, Graphite Sand and Gravel, Construction Sand and Gravel, Wheeler Pit Construction Sand and Gravel, Wheeler Road Pit Construction Wonderstone Rock Sand and Gravel, Pit Construction MORTON, PAUL K., 1977, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF IMPERIAL COUNTY CALIFORNIA, CAL. DIV. MINES AND GEOLOGY, COUNTY REPORT NO. 7{Other Database:: CIMRI 16S 10E Sec. 06 SBM 32.80451000010 -115.97944000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 13S 12E Sec. 28 SBM 33.00505999990 -115.73362000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. ACTIVE MINES DATABASE (1991). 15S 11E Sec. 12 SBM 32.87896999980 -115.78082000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 15S 12E Sec. 10 SBM 32.88196999980 -115.71972000000 CALIF. DIV. MINES AND GEOL. SPECIAL PUBLICATION 103, 1990,P. 9S 9E Sec. 21 SBM 33.37894999970 -116.04363000000 VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA VALLEY AREA

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