Geologic information
Identification information
Deposit ID |
10026964 |
MRDS ID |
M001367 |
Record type |
Site |
Current site name |
Wilba Claims |
Alternate or previous names |
Pbc Claims, Black King Group
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Related records |
10160860 |
Geographic coordinates
Geographic coordinates:
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-109.22731, 32.744 (WGS84)
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Elevation |
1341 |
Relative position |
9 MILES NW OF DUNCAN BY ROAD |
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Geographic areas
Country |
State |
County |
United States |
Arizona |
Greenlee |
Public Land Survey System information
Meridian |
Township |
Range |
Section |
Fraction |
State |
Gila and Salt River |
008S |
030E |
12 |
S2 |
Arizona |
Comments on the location information
- CLAIMS LIE NEAR THE TOP OF A LOW RIDGE ABOUT 2 MILES DIRECTLY EAST OF ASH PEAK SUMMIT; GEODEDIC AND UTM COORDINATES DESCRIBE SHAFT ON THE SOUTHERN BORDER OF SECTION 12, WEST OF GRAVEL PIT; PREVIOUS QUAD DESIGNATION = DUNCAN 1:625000
Commodities
Commodity |
Importance |
Manganese |
Primary |
Silver |
Tertiary |
Gold |
Tertiary |
Materials information
Materials |
Type of material |
Psilomelane |
Ore |
Pyrolusite |
Ore |
Calcite |
Gangue |
Alteration
-
(Local)
Surface Oxidation
Host and associated rocks
Host or associated |
Associated |
Rock type |
Volcanic Rock (Aphanitic)
> Felsic Volcanic Rock
> Rhyolite |
Rock unit name |
Tertiary Volcanic Flows |
Rock description |
Tertiary Volcanic Flows |
Stratigraphic age (youngest) |
Pliocene |
Stratigraphic age (youngest) |
Pliocene |
Stratigraphic age (youngest) |
Pliocene |
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Host or associated |
Host |
Rock type |
Volcanic Rock (Aphanitic) |
Geologic structures
Type |
Description |
Terms |
Regional |
Steep Northerly Trending Zones Of Shearing And Brecciation In Volcanic Rocks |
|
Local |
Largest Exposure Of Ore Consists Of A Pod-Like Body With Maximum Width Of 8 Ft And Length Of 20 Ft; Most Exploration Work Was Done On This Exposure |
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Ore body information
General form |
LENSES |
Strike |
E-W |
Dip |
90 |
Depth to top |
0M
|
Width |
9.14M
|
Length |
91.44M
|
General form |
LENSES |
Dip |
90 |
General form |
LENSES |
Dip |
90 |
Controls for ore emplacement
- Manganese Minerals Occur Sporadically Along A Prominent, E-Trending, Quartz-Filled Fracture Zone Traversing Volcanic Rocks
Comments on the geologic information
- NEAR EASTERN END OF FRACTURE ZONE, MANGANESE DEPOSITS FORM DISCONNECTED LENSES AND IRREGULAR STRANDS OF ORE, EXTENDING ABOUT 300 FT ALONG THE STRIKE