
Where to Find Copper, Nickel, and Cobalt Deposits in Canada
Table of ContentsCopperWhere to Find Copper in British ColumbiaWhere to Find Copper in YukonWhere to Find Copper in ManitobaWhere to Find Copper in OntarioWhere to

Table of ContentsCopperWhere to Find Copper in British ColumbiaWhere to Find Copper in YukonWhere to Find Copper in ManitobaWhere to Find Copper in OntarioWhere to

Table of ContentsWhere to Explore for Mercury MineralsWhere to Find Antimony DepositsWhere to Find Arsenic Ore Where to Explore for Mercury Minerals The principal ore of mercury

Table of ContentsSilverWhere to Find Silver in OntarioWhere to Find Silver in British ColumbiaWhere to Find Silver in YukonLead and ZincOre Minerals of Lead and ZincLead-Zinc Deposits

Table of ContentsPlacer GoldPanningOrigin of PlacersMinerals Associated with GoldOccurrence of PlacersGold in ConglomerateGold Veins and Other Gold DepositsCountry RocksWhere to Find Gold in OntarioWhere to

Table of ContentsDirection of MovementStrike FaultDip Fault The complete study of faulting belongs to mining rather than to prospecting. But there are surface results of importance

Table of ContentsMechanical Deposition of Sedimentary Mineral DepositsChemical Deposition of Sedimentary Mineral DepositsOre Deposition by Water from SurfaceWhat minerals are found in Sedimentary Mineral DepositsConcentration of Ore Bodies

Table of ContentsVeinsJointsFaultsShear Zones and Crush ZonesCause of FracturesDirection of FracturesHow Minerals Deposit in VeinsDepths at which Veins Have been FormedVeins Formed near the SurfaceVeins

Table of ContentsMineral DepositsMagmatic SegregationPegmatite dikes An ore is defined as a mineral or rock from which some valuable constituent, usually a metal, can be

Table of ContentsCrystalline LimestoneSlatePhylliteGraywackeQuartziteGneissSchistsSerpentineSoapstone or StealiteWhat is MetamorphismDefinition of Metamorphism: Rocks that have been formed from other rocks, sedimentary and igneous, by internal changes caused by pressure,