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Sterling Mine, Nye County, Nevada
1997Abstract Although relatively small, the sedimentary rock-hosted Sterling Mine has been the largest gold producer in the Bare Mountain district in southern Nye County, with total production of about 130,000 troy ounces between 1983 and 1996.
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Geology of the southern Reveille Range, Nye County, Nevada
2008The Reveille Range in central Nevada provides a unique window into the mid-Miocene geology and volcanology of the central Great Basin during the "ignimbrite flare up." Although faulted along its margins, the interior of the range is relatively undeformed thus preserving volcanic centers.
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Geologic map of Bare Mountain, Nye County, Nevada
1992Bare Mountain comprises the isolated complex of mountain peaks southeast of the town of Beatty in southern Nye County, Nevada. This small mountain range lies between the alluvial basins of Crater Flat to the east and the northern Amargosa Desert to the southwest.
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Origins of Oil in Railroad Valley, Nye County, Nevada: ABSTRACT
AAPG Bulletin, 1983Abstract Trap Spring Field was discovered in 1976, becoming the second commercial oil field in Nevada, The first, Eagle Springs, was discovered in 1954, and is about six miles east of Trap Spring. Currant, a third non-commercial one-well field, was found in 1978 and is about seven miles north of Eagle Springs.
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Rhizoconcretions in Vitric Ash-Fall Tuff, Nye County, Nevada
Geological Society of America Bulletin, 1966Small, vertically elongate concretionlike structures, here called rhizoconcretions, are found in scattered localities in and near the southern part of the Belted Range of Nye County, Nevada. The rhizoconcretions occur within a stratigraphically restricted zone in bedded vitric ash-fall tuff of late Tertiary age.
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Silent Canyon volcanic center, Nye County, Nevada
Open-File Report, 1968Donald C. Noble +4 more
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Geology of the Cane Spring quadrangle, Nye County, Nevada
Open-File Report, 1964Forest Graham Poole +2 more
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Geology and ore deposits of the Johnnie District, Nye County, Nevada
1976The Johnnie district, in the northwestern Spring Mountains, Nye County, Nevada, may have produced a little under 100,000 troy oz of gold, since the discovery of the district in 1890. An approximately 13,000-ft-thick (4,000 m) section of east-dipping upper Precambrian through Middle Cambrian miogeosynclinal clastic and carbonate rocks is exposed in the
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Preliminary geologic map of northern Nye County, Nevada
Open-File Report, 1967Frank Joseph Kleinhampl, Joseph I. Ziony
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Geologic map of Bare Mountain, Nye County, Nevada
Open-File Report, 1990S.A. Monsen +3 more
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