Basis for focus area |
MRDS dep_ids: 10267346 (Levant prospect), 10169844 (Carmel antimony prospect). Occurrences in the Vassalboro Formation. Selected the two points in MRDS and created a buffer. See Hussey and others (1958) and Morrill and Hinckley (1959). |
Identified resources |
Unknown. |
Production |
Unknown. |
Status |
Unknown. |
Estimated resources |
Unknown. |
Geologic maps |
Griffin (1971b, 1976a), scale 1:62,500. |
Geophysical data |
Inadequate Rank 5 aeromagnetic and aeroradiometric coverage. |
Favorable rocks and structures |
Vassalboro Formation and quartz veins within (Hussey and others, 1958). |
Deposits |
Levant prospect (MRDS dep_id: 10267346), Carmel antimony prospect (MRDS dep_id: 10169844). |
Evidence from mineral occurrences |
MRDS; potential from mineral system/deposit type. |
Geochemical evidence |
Favorable mineralogy. |
Geophysical evidence |
Unknown. |
Evidence from other sources |
See King and Foord (1994). |
Comments |
Carmel deposit is a quartz vein that strikes north-northeast, dips vertical (Hussey and others, 1958). Geological setting is similar to that of world's largest Sb deposit at Xikuangshan, South China (Seal and others, 2017; Zhang and others, 2019). |
Cover thickness and description |
Variable limited cover and glacial cover estimated at less than 2-50 m. |
Authors |
Gregory J. Walsh, Nora K. Foley, Bernard E. Hubbard, John F. Slack. |
New data needs |
Geologic mapping at 1:24,000 scale, geophysics. |
Geologic mapping and modeling needs |
Detailed 1:24,000 scale mapping. |
Geophysical survey and modeling needs |
High resolution aeromagnetic and aeroradiometric data can assist with framework geology such as structural features and contacts. |
Digital elevation data needs |
Lidar adequate. |