As a service about mineral matters in Arizona, the Arizona Bureau of Mines, University of Arizona, is pleased to reprint the long-standing booklet on MINERALS OF ARIZONA. This basic journal was issued originally in 1941, under the authorship of Dr. Frederic W. Galbraith, as a bulletin of the Arizona Bureau of Mines. Ithas moved through several
Documents in the AZGS Documents Repository collection are made available by the Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) and the University Libraries at the University of Arizona. ... Minerals of Arizona (Second Edition, Revised) Galbraith, F.W. () State Safety News: January, 1917. Willis, C.F. (University of Arizona Bureau of Mines, )
The Arizona Bureau of Mines (and later the Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology and the Arizona Geological Survey) maintained a significant collection of primary data on mining districts, deposits, and prospects across Arizona. Some of this data has previously been utilized to contribute to earlier efforts by the U.S. Geological Survey to develop the Computerized …
~rizonageology Vol. 32,No. 1 Spring 2002 publishedbythe Arizona geologicalSurvey THE STATE AGENCY FOR GEOLOGIC INFORMATION MISSION Arizona Has Salt Steven L. Rauzi, Oil and Gas Administrator Arizona Geological Survey Two ofthe nine known salt deposits in Arizona are thicker than the Grand Canyon is deep. Total thickness ofsalt (comon table salt …
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The Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) serves as a primary source of geologic information to enhance public understanding of the geologic character, geologic hazards, and mineral resources of Arizona.
Since the first edition of Bulletin 149 was published in 1941, Volume I of the revised Dana's System of Mineralogy has been published. A tremendous amount of new data on the elements, sulfides, sulfosalts and oxides has thus been made available, and based on this data the groupings and order of these minerals have been radically changed from ...
Directory ofArizona Minerals SECOND ISSUJ~ PUBLISHED BY THE University ofArizona TUCSON, ARIZONA 1915-16. DIRECTORY OF ARIZONA MINERALS (Compiled from the United States Geological Survey Reports and Other Sources). ALABASTER (anhydrous gypsum.) Occurs in Superstition Moun-
A complete list of publications on Arizona mineralogy is to be found in the Arizona Bureau of Mines Bulletin No. 146, Bibliography of the Geology and Mineral Resources of Arizona, and it would be impracticable to reproduce here all the references consulted. Material has been drawn freely from many of them, much of it without change.
AZGS' Open-File Report 'Directory of Active Mines in Arizona: FY2021' documents 433 active, full-time mines or development projects in the state of Arizona. Mines come in all shapes and sizes, from small sand and gravel operations providing materials for local road maintenance and construction to the large open-pit copper mines, such as Morenci and Ray.
Natural Hazards in Arizona. Natural hazards viewer showcasing earth fissures, active faults and earthquakes, flood potential and fire risk index. AZGS Mining Data. 1000s of original, historic Arizona mine files, photographs, and maps from the former AZ Dept. of Mines and Mineral Resources. See All Services.
A burgeoning mining industry stimulated early growth in the Arizona Territory, and by 1864 nearly 25 percent of the male, non-native populace was prospectors. By the 1870's a plethora of hardrock mines were yielding prodigious volumes of …
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The document repository comprises approximately ~1,500 geologic reports and maps published between 1915 and the present by the Arizona Geological Survey and its predecessor agencies. QUESTIONS? For information, please contact us at [email protected], or …
USBM Mineral Land Assessment (MLA) (~90 reports pending) published 1982 - 1995 The USBM I.C. and R.I. reports now accessible at the AZGS Document Repository cover a broad landscape of mineral- and mining-related topics. Including: ... later reports systematically assessing mineral resources within U.S. Forest Service lands of Arizona (N ...
Other collections will be added to the site as they are cataloged and digitized. Inventories of all the collections are available at the AZGS Document Repository. Unprocessed documents are available for research in the Phoenix office during regular business hours. Please contact us online or by phone (602-771-1601) for further assistance.
Oil & Gas Publications (OG): A broad variety of reports and maps related to oil and gas resources in Arizona. E.g. OG-35, Oil and Natural Gas Occurrence in Arizona, S.L. Rauzi, 2002, chart (OGCC Chart C-1). Special Papers (SP): Geologic reports or maps frequently produced by non-AZGS geologists.
AZGS' Open-File Report 'Directory of Active Mines in Arizona: FY2021' documents 433 active, full-time mines or development projects in the state of Arizona. Mines come in all shapes and sizes, from small sand and gravel …
Publications. For nearly 120-years, geologists of the Arizona Geological Survey (AZGS) and its predecessor agencies have explored, investigated, mapped, and published reports and geologic maps. These geologic products are available as free downloads at the AZGS Online Document Repository . We also host an e-Magazine - formally Fieldnotes and ...
Document Repository: Arizona Geology Magazine : Arizona Geology Archives : Bibliography of Arizona Geology : ... NP = NonAZGS Publication. OFR = OpenFile Report. ... Apache County OFR-96-16. Arizona Bureau of Geology and Mineral Technology Publications OFR-89-6. Arizona Bureau of Mines Publications OFR-89-6. Arizona Geological Survey OFR-96-4.
Collection: ADMMR | Place Keywords: United States, Arizona, Pima County, Twin Buttes - 15 Min, T17S R12E Sec 23 NW, Sierrita Mts. physiographic area, Pima220
The document repository comprises approximately ~1,500 geologic reports and maps published between 1915 and the present by the Arizona Geological Survey and its predecessor agencies. QUESTIONS? For information, please contact …
AZGS Document Repository . document archiving, management and discovery ... Minerals of Arizona. Basic Information. Author: Galbraith, W.F. Author: Brennan, J.D. Description: This description of the minerals of Arizona has been compiled largely from publications and manuscripts. Numerous persons were also consulted regarding undescribed mineral ...
Directory ofArizona Minerals - AZGS Document … Directory ofArizona Minerals SECOND ISSUJ~ PUBLISHED BY THE University ofArizona ... Yavapai County, common silver mineral of Bradshaw Mountain district; ... CALAVERITE (Gold Telluride) - Amethyst Galleries' Mineral ... Calaverite is an uncommon and much sought after mineral by mineral collectors ...
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