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Monday, September 5, 2011

Gold Mines in Spotsylvania County Virginia

Name	Lat	Long
31 Rows	Data exported from DRC 3.0 (c) 2011 Gary Kindel
ANDERSON'S PROSPECT	38.2167	-77.7833
BEAZLEY MINE	38.247778	-77.756111
BELL PROSPECT	38.333333	-77.583333
BRINTON MINE	38.355833	-77.641944
FAWS TRACT PROSPECT	38.3	-77.7167
FURNACE PROSPECT	38.2886	-77.6531
GARDINER MINE	38.333056	-77.618611
GOODWYN MINE	38.133056	-77.809444
GRINDSTONE MINE	38.199722	-77.775
HILL MINE	38.199722	-77.775
HUNTING RUN PROSPECT	38.3397	-77.6569
JOHNSTON'S PROSPECT	38.185	-77.7581
KNAPP MINE	38.146944	-77.721667
MARSDEN MINE	38.273889	-77.716111
MARVA MINE	38.166667	-77.5
MITCHELL MINE	38.176111	-77.783889
MOTT MINE	38.316389	-77.5575
POCAHONTAS MINE	38.145	-77.716944
POWELL'S PROSPECT	38.2081	-77.7475
PROSPECT (A) (SPOTSYLVANIA CO.)	38.3097	-77.6672
QUAKER MINE	38.273889	-77.683611
RAMSEY PROSPECT	38.333333	-77.583333
RANDOLPH PROSPECT	38.250278	-77.729444
RAWLINGS MINE	38.206111	-77.771667
RONEY MINE	38.202222	-77.776111
RONEY PROSPECT	38.2111	-77.7625
SMITH MINE	38.331667	-77.594722
STARRS MINE	38.1422	-77.8064
TRIGG PROSPECT	38.2833	-77.6833
UNITED STATES MINE	38.357222	-77.618611
WHITEHALL MINE	38.239444	-77.730833

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Kelly Bank Mine, RockBridge County Virginia

Data exported from DRC 2.0 (c) 2009 Gary Kindel
Mine:	KELLY BANK MINE
City:		Mine ID:	186320
County	Rockbridge	Seq Nbr:	0511630001
State	VIRGINIA	Latitude	37.906667
Country	USA	Longitude	-79.18
Alternate Mine Names

Topographic Map
Map Name		Map Scale	250' Quad Map
VESUVIUS		7.5 MIN	ROANOKE
Map Coordinates
Meridian	Township	Range	Section	Sub Section

Zone	Hemisphere	Northing	Easting
17	N	4196815	660004
Geology and Ore Deposit Information
Deposit Model	Deposit Type	Deposit Size	Deposit Age	Deposit Form

Deposit Desc:
Local Structure
Non-Ore Minerals
Ore Minerals
Mineral Occurrences
Mineral Species		Variety	Strunz	Frequency
BIRNESSITE		Not specified	4/F.11-30	Reported
CACOXENITE		Not specified	7/D.11-50	Reported
CHURCHITE-(Y)		Not Specified	7/C.25-30	Reported
COPIAPITE		Not specified	6/D.10-50	Reported
CRYPTOMELANE		Not specified	4/D.08-20	Reported
GOETHITE		Not specified	4/F.06-30	Reported
HEMATITE		Not specified	4/C.04-20	Reported
KAOLINITE		Not specified	8/H.25-10	Reported
LITHIOPHORITE		Not specified	4/F.07-10	Reported
MANGANITE		Not specified	4/F.06-70	Reported
PARACOQUIMBITE		Not specified	6/C.08-50	Reported
PYROLUSITE		Not specified	4/D.02-20	Reported
RHOMBOCLASE		Not specified	6/C.08-10	Reported
TURQUOISE		Not specified		Reported
VARISCITE		Not specified	7/C.09-50	Reported
WAVELLITE		Not specified	7/D.13-10	Reported

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

WhiteHall Mine, Spotsylvania Co. Virginia

Data exported from DRC 2.0 (c) 2009 Gary Kindel
Mine:	WHITEHALL MINE
City:		Mine ID:	186753
County	Spotsylvania	Seq Nbr:	0511770015
State	VIRGINIA	Latitude	38.239444
Country	USA	Longitude	-77.730833
Alternate Mine Names

Topographic Map
Map Name		Map Scale	250' Quad Map
BROKENBURG		7.5 MIN	WASHINGTON
Map Coordinates
Meridian	Township	Range	Section	Sub Section

Zone	Hemisphere	Northing	Easting
18	N	4235703	260994
Geology and Ore Deposit Information
Deposit Model	Deposit Type	Deposit Size	Deposit Age	Deposit Form
LOW-SULFIDE AU-QUART	QUARTZ VEINS, PLACER			M
Deposit Desc:	A QUARTZ VEIN CARRYING FREE GOLD AND AURIFEROUS PYRITE WAS OPENED. THE ALLUVIUM, 6.1 M (20 FT) THICK, CONTAINS FREE GOLD IN NUGGETS, AND HAS BEEN WORKED SUCCESSFULTY PRIOR TO 1865.
Local Structure	COLUMBIA SYNCLINE
Non-Ore Minerals	QUARTZ
Ore Minerals	AURIFEROUS PYRITE, GALENA, TELLURIUM, NATIVE GOLD
Mineral Occurrences
Mineral Species		Variety	Strunz	Frequency
GALENA		Not Specified	2/C.15-40	Reported
GOLD		Native	1/A.01-40	Reported
GOLD		Not Specified	1/A.01-40	Reported
PYRITE		Not Specified	2/D.17-30	Reported
QUARTZ		Not Specified	4/D.01-10	Reported
TELLURIUM		Not Specified	1/B.03-40	Reported
TETRADYMITE		Not specified	2/D.09-60	Reported

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Gold Mines in Virigina

List of gold mines, claims, and prospects (from Wikipedia)

Since most commercial gold activity ceased in the late 1940's, records are scant. This list is not complete. quadrangles are USGS 7.5 minute quads and the coordinates are UTM.
[edit] Mines in Buckingham County

* Anaconda mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,165,950 E 729,000 (Zone 17)

* Anderson mine[1]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location:N 4,149,050 E 715,050 (Zone 17)

* Apperson mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,160,830 E 724,830 (Zone 17)

* Bondurant mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location:N 4,147,630 E 713,180 (Zone 17)

* Buckingham (Wiseman) mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,158,740 E 723,820 (Zone 17)

* Burnett (Staples) mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,160,010 E 724,400 (Zone 17)

* Copal (Kopall) mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location: N 4,147,580 E 715,500 (Zone 17)

* Duncan mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,163,050 E 726,150 (Zone 17)

* Flood (James Anderson's) mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location: N 4,146.340 E 712.190 (Zone 17)

* Ford mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Diana Mills
o Location: N 4,174,840 E 730,820 (Zone 17)

* Gilliam mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location: N 4,145,400 E 711,420 (Zone 17)

* Greelsy (Ayers) mine [1]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,162,120 E 730,510 (Zone 17)

* Hudgins mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Arvonia
o Location: N 4,173,530 E 737,360 (Zone 17)

* Lightfoot (Cowan) mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Diana Mills
o Location: N 4,175,860 E 731,370 (Zone 17)

* London and Virginia mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,418,860 E 723,980 (Zone 17)

* Morrow (Booker, Garnett, Moseley) mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Willis Mountain
o Location: N 4,152,590 E 721,570 (Zone 17)

* Morton (Hobson) mine[2]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: N 4,166,920 E 728,800 (Zone 17)

* Philadelphia (Allen)mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location: Near the London and Virginia mine.

* Rough and Ready mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location:N 4,166,270 E 728,470 (Zone 17)

* Seay mine[2]
o Quadrangle: Willis Mountain
o Location:N 4,152,770 E 721,350 (Zone 17)

* Williams mine [2]
o Quadrangle: Dillwyn
o Location:N 4,158,070 E 723,130 (Zone 17)

* Willis Creek mine[2]
o Quadrangle: Andersonville
o Location:N 4,146,230 E 710,500 (Zone 17)

* Mines with insufficient data
o Piedmont mine [2]
o Walker mine [2]

[edit] Mines in Carroll County

* Woodlawn mine [3]
o Quadrangle: Woodlawn
o Location: N 4,063,540 E 515,020 (Zone 17)

[edit] Mines in Culpeper County

* Childsburg (Childsbury) mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,255,260 E 263,870 (Zone 18)

* Cromarty mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,253,500 E 264,790 (Zone 18)

* Culpeper (Hempstead) mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,250,700 E 262,790 (Zone 18)

* Dry Bottom mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,251,940 E 265,010 (Zone 18)

* Eagle mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,251,530 E 263,720 (Zone 18)

* Ellis (Eley) mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,254,840 E 264,930 (Zone 18)

* Embrey (Embry, Embry and Brooks) mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,250,230 E 263,120 (Zone 18)

* Field's mine [4]
o Quadrangle: Germanna Bridge
o Location: N 4,255,760 E 259,790 (Zone 18)

* Greeley Horace mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,251,330 E 263,520 (Zone 18)

* Hill mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Castleton
o Location: N 4,265,890 E 760,320 (Zone 17)

* Love mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,251,560 E 263,060 (Zone 18)

* Milbank (Millbank) mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: East-northeast of Richardsville, south of the Rapphannock River.

* Morganna (Morgana) mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,255,490 E 266,300 (Zone 18)

* Ricardsville mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: Near Richardsville

* Rossin's (Rossin's Mountain) mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,252,260 E 262,600 (Zone 18)

* Smith mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,250,490 E 264,450 (Zone 18)

* Urquhart mine [5]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,254,490 E 264,450 (Zone 18)

* Mines that had insufficient data
o Enterprise[4]
o Everlasting[4]
o Pennsylvania[5]

[edit] Mines in Cumberland County

* Dickey, C. S. mine [6]
o Quadrangle: Lakeside Village
o Location: N 4,175,660 E 751,780 (Zone 17)

[edit] Mines in Fairfax County

* Bull Neck (Kirk) mine [7]
o Quadrangle: Falls Church
o Location: N 4,315,060 E 307,990 (Zone 18)

[edit] Mines in Fauquier County

Fauquier County's Gold Mining Museum at Monroe Park

* Bancroft (Bancroff) mine (2 mines) [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,262,340 E 262,680 / N 4,261,490 E 263,260 (Zone 18)

* Cool Spring (Stringfellow) mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,260,180 E 266,920 (Zone 18)

* Embrey mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Midland
o Location: N 4,264,900 E 264,190 (Zone 18)

* Emigold mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: Near Goldvein, Va

* Franklin (Deep Run) mine[8]
o Quadrangle: Midland
o Location: 4,264,710 E 267,970 (Zone 18)
o First mine in the county, opened in 1825.

* Gamewood mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,261,890 (Zone 18)

* Johnston mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,256,800 E 268,140 (Zone 18)

* Kelly (Kelley)mine [8]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,260,340 E 260,100 (Zone 18)

* Kidwell mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,258,130 E 260,830 (Zone 18)

* Kirk mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,264,060 E 267,680 (Zone 18)

* Liberty mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,259,310 E 266,380 (Zone 18)

* Liepold (Leopold, Stone) mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,263,940 E 263,970 (Zone 18)

* Little Elliot mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,260,450 E 266,450 (Zone 18)

* Pine View mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,259,640 E 265,380 (Zone 18)

* Pollard (Polland) mine [9]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,261,520 E 261,360 (Zone 18)

* Randolph (Sugar) mine [10]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,260,940 E 266,210 (Zone 18)

* Union mine [10]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,258,030 E 265,730 (Zone 18)

* Waterman mine [10]
o Quadrangle: Midland
o Location: N 4,264,470 E 267,570 (Zone 18)

* Wykoff (Wycoff, Quartz) mine [10]
o Quadrangle: Richardsville
o Location: N 4,263,020 E 266,640 (Zone 18)

[edit] Mines in Floyd County

* Black Run mine [11]
o Quadrangle: Floyd
o Location: About 4.5 miles (7.2 km) northwest of Floyd, in the stream bed of Black run (unable to locate), which empties into Little River, off the northwest side of State Highway 8.

* Brush Creek mine [11]
o Quadrangle: Pilot
o Location: N 4,100,810 E 561,200 (Zone 17)

* Laurel Creek mine [11]
o Quadrangle: Pilot
o Location: N 4,097,270 E 560,250 (Zone 17)

* McAlexander, Lester (Luster) mine [11]
o Quadrangle: Alum Ridge
o Location: About 4.5 miles (7.2 km) northeast of Alum Ridge, just off the west side of State Road 617 appoximately 0.75 miles (1.21 km) by road north of its intersection with State Highway 8.

[edit] Mines in Fluvanna County

* Bartlett mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: About 5.0 miles (8.0 km) north of Columbia on Bartlett Branch, a tributary off the east side of Byrd Creek, approximately 0.5 miles (.08 km) nortwest of the intersection of Byrd Creek (at old Bowles bridge) with State Road 605.

* Bowles mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,194,540 E 755,890 (Zone 17)

* Cassell's mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,191,490 E 751,390 (Zone 17)

* Cocke mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,188,600 E 751,060 (Zone 17)

* Fountain mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,189,630 E 751,990 (Zone 17)

* Hughes mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Palmyra
o Location: N 4,185,510 E 738,510 (Zone 17)

* Jennings mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,191,320 E 753,710 (Zone 17)

* Marks, Lemuel mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,190,560 E 752,960 (Zone 17)

* McGloam mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,320 E 754,840 (Zone 17)

* Mosby mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,190,110 E 752,590 (Zone 17)

* Page mine [12]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,192,390 E 743,960 (Zone 17)
o Previous User contribution:(Believe this should be the "Long Island Mine", named after the Long Island Creek in Fluvanna where it was located. It was established by George Pace in the 1830's, and thus is also commonly called "the Pace Mine".)

* Prospect A [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,920 E 753,780 (Zone 17)

* Prospect B [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,420 E 753,680 (Zone 17)

* Scotia (Hodges vein) mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,740 E 754,090 (Zone 17)

* Scotia (Perkins, Telluruim Vein) mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,191,920 E 754,410 (Zone 17)

* Shaw (2 mines) mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,194,260 E 755,130 / N 4,195,130 E 755,150 (Zone 17)

* Snead mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Palmyra
o Location: N 4,184,760 E 741,590 (Zone 17)

* Stockton Tunnel mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: N 4,193,840 E 744,450 (Zone 17)

* Tellurium mine [13]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,220 E 754,650 (Zone 17)

* Mines that had insufficient data
o Chalk Level[12]

[edit] Mines in Goochland County

* Atmore (Admore) mine [14]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,140 E 754,470 (Zone 17)

* Belzord (Belzora, Belzow) mine [14]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,850 E 756,170 (Zone 17)

* Benton mine [14]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,194,810 E 758,690 (Zone 17)

* Bertha and Edith (2 mines) mine [14]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia / Columbia
o Location: N 4,185,880 E 753,100 / N 4,187,300 E 753,100 (Zone 17)

* Big Bird mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,670 E 756,130 (Zone 17)

* Bowles (Boles) mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,580 E 755,360 (Zone 17)

* Busby (Busbee, Groom) mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,110 E 756,980 (Zone 17)

* Chatlier mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,191,720 E 754,900 (Zone 17)

* Collins mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,189,130 E 757,160 (Zone 17)
o the first gold mine in Goochland county

* Dillard mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: About 2.65 miles (4.27 km) northeast of Columbia, along the west side of Byrd Creek, 0.55 mile (.88 km) north of State Road 667 from a point approximately 0.35 mile (0.56 km) by State Road 667 west of its crossing over Byrd Creek.

* Duke mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,670 E 755,580 (Zone 17)

* Eades mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,670 E 756,130 (Zone 17)

* Fisher mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,191,260 E 755,750 (Zone 17)

* Fleming (Hodge's) mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,194,730 E 759,000 (Zone 17)

* Goochland mine [15]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: Around the headwaters of Little Byrd Creek.

* Grannison (2 mines) mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,189,060 E 754,030 / N 4,188,690 E 754,520 (Zone 17)

* Johnson, David mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,000 E 756,490 (Zone 17)

* Kent (2 mines) mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,187,970 E 753,750 / N 4,187,600 E 753,750 (Zone 17)

* Laury mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,670 E 756,130 (Zone 17)

* Marks, Lancelot mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,670 E 756,130 (Zone 17)

* Massachusetts mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: Within 0.5 mile (0.8 km) of the Terllurium mine.

* Morgan (Robert Hughes) mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,189,370 E 755,920 (Zone 17)

* Moss mine [16]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,720 E 756,450 (Zone 17)

* Omohundro mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,320 E 756,260 (Zone 17)

* Payne mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,690 E 757,620 (Zone 17)

* Prospect A [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,280 E 756,590 (Zone 17)

* Prospect B [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,100 E 756,280 (Zone 17)

* Prospect C [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,250 E 755,480 (Zone 17)

* Pryor (Pryer) mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,230 E 757,230 (Zone 17)

* Ruth [17]
o Quadrangle: Columbia
o Location: About 2.7 miles (2.33 km) northeast of Columbia, along and on both sides of a stream flowing southward and near its confluence with Byrd Creek, about 0.65 mile (1.05 km) north of State Road 667 from a point approximately 0.35 mile (0.56 km) by road west of its crossing over Byrd Creek.

* Shannon Hill mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,195,680 E 760,100 (Zone 17)

* Tellurium (Fisher, Hughes, Red) mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,192,420 E 755,030 (Zone 17)
o where it is believed that the first stamp mill in the U.S. operated

* Thompson, John mine [17]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,189,530 E 756,340 (Zone 17)

* Toler mine [18]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,188,720 E 755,900 (Zone 17)

* Waller mine [18]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,193,910 E 759,090 (Zone 17)

* Young American (Gilmer, Gilmore) (2 mines) mine [18]
o Quadrangle: Caledonia
o Location: N 4,190,010 E 756,240 / N 4,189,900 E 756,010 (Zone 17)

* Mines that had insufficient data
o Argus mine [14]
o Banks mine [14]
o Johnson, Benjamin mine [16]
o Manning mine [16]
o McGee mine [16]
o Moon Sea mine [16]
o Nicholas mine [16]
o Pace mine [17]
o Richmond mine [17]
o Taugus mine [17]
o Tyler mine [18]
o Walters mine [18]

[edit] Mines in Halifax County

* Luce and Howard (Howard, Tallyhill) mine [19]
o Quadrangle: Nelson
o Location: N 4,052,860 E 701,730 (Zone 17)

* Poole and Harris (Pool) mine [19]
o Quadrangle: Nelson
o Location: N 4,050,120 E 701,770 (Zone 17)

* Red Bank (Goldbank) mine [19]
o Quadrangle: Nelson
o Location: N 4,052,590 E 701,700 (Zone 17)

[edit] Mines in Loudoun County

* Loudoun mine [20]
o Quadrangle: Harpers Ferry
o Location: About2.3 miles (3.7 km) north-northwest of Lovettsville, on the right bank of Dutchman Creek where it empties into the Potomac River.

[edit] Mines in Louisa County

* Allah Cooper (Ali Cooper, Valcooper, Alley-Cooper) mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Lake Anna West
o Location: N 4,217,670 E 249,180 (Zone 18)

* Belden mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,211,570 E 249,180 (Zone 18)

* Bibb mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,210,130 E 246,440 (Zone 18)

* Boxley's mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Lake Anna West
o Location: About 5.4 miles (8.6 km) northeast of Mineral, just north of and now in the flooded area of Contrary Creek, just west of its intersection with State Road 652.

* Chick mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,210,880 E 246,880 (Zone 18)

* Cooper mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,213,140 E 245,430 (Zone 18)

* Harris mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,210,310 E 246,560 (Zone 18)

* Jenkins mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Lake Anna West
o Location: N 4,216,520 E 248,960 (Zone 18)

* Lett mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,212,080 E 244,880 (Zone 18)

* Louisa mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,207,490 E 245,280 (Zone 18)

* Luce mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,208,410 E 245,260 (Zone 18)

* MacDonald mine [21]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,209,180 E 242,560 (Zone 18)

* Morriston mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,210,720 E 246,800 (Zone 18)

* New Luce mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,209,020 E 245,670 (Zone 18)

* Proffit mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,206,950 E 243,670 (Zone 18)

* Ricswan mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,207,690 E 244,490 (Zone 18)

* Slate Hill mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,207,930 E 244,740 (Zone 18)

* Stockton mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,210,780 E 246,780 (Zone 18)

* Thomasson's mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,205,840 E 242,640 (Zone 18)

* Tinder (Tinder Flats) mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Lake Anne West
o Location: N 4,216,660 E 248,020 (Zone 18)

* Triple Fork mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: About 1.15 miles (1.85 km) north of mineral, 0.525 mile (0.845 km) off the northwest side od US.S. Highway 522 approximately 0.675 mile (1.087 km) bt road northeast of its intersection with State Road 667.

* Twin Vein mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: About 2.0 to 3.0 miles (3.2 to 4.8 km) southwest of Mineral; according to the Spotsylvania County Deed Books, the mine is located on the old R.E. Dolan property known as the Louisa Gold Company Land tract comprising 766 arces, which includes the Waddy tract and the 104 acre Waldorf tract; near the property of Lewis Thomasson on and along the old Richmond Road (U.S. Highway 33)

* Walnut Grove mine [22]
o Quadrangle: Pendleton
o Location: N 4,205,640 E 242,480 (Zone 18)

* Walton mine [23]
o Quadrangle: Mineral
o Location: N 4,212,810 E 245,180 (Zone 18)

* Warren Hill mine [23]
o Quadrangle: -
o Location: On the "Fisher Lode"

* Mines by another user contributions
o Armenious mine, located somewhere near Mineral, location uncertain
o Dolan mine
o Hemmer mine, located about .5 miles (0.80 km) north of Mineral
o Hunter prospect, located about .2 miles (0.32 km) NW of Mineral south of SR-22
o Josh mine, located about 1-mile (1.6 km) SW of Yanceyville

[edit] Mines in Montgomery County

* Brush Creek mine [24]
o Quadrangle: Pilot
o Location: N 4,100,370 E 560,420 (Zone 17)

[edit] Mines in Orange County

* Ambler mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,244,510 E 260,150 (Zone 18)

* Dickey mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: N 4,240,540 E 249,650 (Zone 18)

* Gordon's, H (2 mines) mine [25]
o Quadrangle: -
o Location: N 4,247,870 E 258,640 / N 4,247,540 E 258,480 (Zone 18)

* Grasty mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: N 4,240,470 E 249,470 (Zone 18)

* Greenwood (Laird) mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,247,180 E 261,930 (Zone 18)

* Jones mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: N 4,248,500 E 254,140 (Zone 18)

* Melville (Rapidan) mine [25]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,249,140 E 261,930 (Zone 18)

* Old Tinder mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: N 4,240,350 E 249,370 (Zone 18)

* Orange Grove mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: N 4,246,420 E 258,070 (Zone 18)

* Partridge mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,248,830 E 259,860 (Zone 18)

* Prospect A mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,244,790 E 260,390 (Zone 18)

* Saunders (2 mines) mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Lahore
o Location: N 4,235,290 E 245,470 (Zone 18)

* Seldon mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Lahore
o Location: N 4,235,330 E 248,270 (Zone 18)

* Somerville mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: Just west of Wilderness.

* Stuart mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Lahore
o Location: N 4,234,870 E 242,930 (Zone 18)

* Vaucluse (Grimes, Grymes)(2 mines) mine [26]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,248,390 E 261,560 / N 4,248,220 E 261,430 / N 4,248,110 E 261,390 (Zone 18)

* Wilderness mine [27]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,246,430 E 261,240 (Zone 18)

* Woodman mine [27]
o Quadrangle: Mine Run
o Location: Lower Orange County

* Woodville mine [27]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,246,140 E 260,630 (Zone 18)

* Young mine [27]
o Quadrangle: Lahore
o Location: N 4,234,670 E 245,020 (Zone 18)

* Mines with insufficient data
o Randolph mine [26]

[edit] Mines in Patrick County

* Polebridge Creek mine [28]
o Quadrangle: Patrick Springs
o Location: N 4,064,570 E 576,340 (Zone 17)

[edit] Mines in Prince William County

* Cabin Branch (Dumfries) mine [29]
o Quadrangle: Patrick Springs
o Location: N 4,271,980 E 295,420 (Zone 18)

* Crawford (Neabsco Creek) mine [29]
o Quadrangle: Quantico
o Location: N 4,277,360 E 299,620 (Zone 18)

* Greenwood Gold Mine[29]
o Quadrangle: Independent Hill
o Location: N 4,278,360 E 288,260 (Zone 18)

[edit] Mines in Spotsylvania County

* Anderson's mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: About 30. miles (4.8 km) southwest of Parker, probaboly on Robertson Run, 3 to 4 miles (4.8 to 6.4 km) west of the Old Shady Grove church.

* Beazley mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,236,840 E 258,660 (Zone 18)

* Bell mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,246,140 E 274,320 (Zone 18)

* Brinton mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,248,350 E 269,930 (Zone 18)

* Faws Tract mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: About 14.0 miles west of Fredericksburg, near the old Wilderness Tavern, southwest of the Greenwood mine.

* Furnace mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,240,960 E 267,950 (Zone 18)

* Gardiner mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,245,730 E 271,870 (Zone 18)

* Goodwyn (Goodwins, Pocahontas) mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,244,820 E 254,030 (Zone 18)

* Grindstone Hill mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,230,790 E 257,780 (Zone 18)

* Higgins (Huggin's) mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Brokenburg
o Location: On Upper Po River, near the Whitehall mine.

* Horde mine [30]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: Near the United States Ford at confluence of Rapidan and Rappahannock Rivers.

* Hunting Run mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,246,630 E 267,790 (Zone 18)

* Johnston's (Johnston) mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,229,740 E 258,440 (Zone 18)

* Julian mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: Tract lies near southwest bank of the Rappahannock River.

* Knapp (New Dominion) mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,224,810 E 254,260 (Zone 18)

* Marsden mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville

Location: N 4,240,150 E 262,150 (Zone 18)

* Mitchell (Old Dominion, Emily) mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,228,700 E 256,340 (Zone 18)

* Mott mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,244,630 E 275,710 (Zone 18)

* New Grindstone mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,231,210 E 256,780 (Zone 18)

* Powell's (Powells, Jerdones) mine [31]
o Quadrangle: Brokenburg
o Location: N 4,232,270 E 259,440 (Zone 18)

* Prospect A [31]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,243,350 E 266,790 (Zone 18)

* Prospect B [31]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,230,750 E 256,550 (Zone 18)

* Quaker mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: N 4,238,590 E 265,430 (Zone 18)

* Ramsey mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,246,850 E 274,860 (Zone 18)

* Randolph mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Brokenburg
o Location: N 4,236,570 E 261,310 (Zone 18)

* Rawlings mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,231,450 E 257,010 (Zone 18)

* Roney mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,232,650 E 258,130 (Zone 18)

* Smith mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,245,370 E 273,670 (Zone 18)

* Starrs (Stajar's Stairs) mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,225,110 E 254,060 (Zone 18)

* Trigg mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Chancellorsville
o Location: Near Brockville (now Bockroad), According to Spotsylvania County Deed books, the old mine is located near Stephens Station on the south side of the Old Potomac, Piedmoont and Fredricksburg Railway; a tract of appoximately 158 acres bounded by lands of Oscar Todd, George Rowe Welford and Alexander B. Hawkins.

* UNITED STATES (Welford) mine [32]
o Quadrangle: Salem Church
o Location: N 4,248,480 E 270,940 (Zone 18)

* Valzinco (Halladay, Holloday) mine [33]
o Quadrangle: Belmont
o Location: N 4,228,850 E 254,940 (Zone 18)

* Whitehall mine [33]
o Quadrangle: Brokenburg
o Location: N 4,235,680 E 260,320 (Zone 18)

* Mines with insufficient data
o Donnings mine [30]
o Gold Flat mine [30]
o Marshall mine [31]
o Pulliam (Pullman) mine [32]
o Quisenberry mine [32]
o Spotsylvania mine [32]

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Viriginia Minerals Publications

From VA Div of Geology and Mineral Resources: Virginia Minerals

Issues of Virginia Minerals contain articles on mineral resources and industries, geologic studies, road log descriptions of geologic features, mineral and fossil characteristics, topographic mapping and DGMR activities.

NO.	PUBLICATION NAME/DESCRIPTION
VOL 51, NO. 1 & 2	Trends in the depth, yield, and water quality of wells in Virginia related to geologic conditions, 2008.	Download
VOL 50, NO. 3 & 4	Characterization of variably lithified feldspathic sands in the inner Coastal Plain and Fall Zone, 2007.	Download
VOL 50, NO. 2	The Allah Cooper (Valcooper) mine revisited, 2007.	Download
VOL 50, NO. 1	Kipps' Lime-Magnesia, 2007.	Download
VOL. 49, NO. 3 & 4	Eocene igneous rocks near Monterey, Virginia: A field study, 2006.	Download
VOL. 49, NO. 1 & 2	Bettie Martin iron mine and Old's furnace North Garden, Virginia, 2006.	Download
VOL. 48, NO. 4	A preliminary investigation of the Chimborazo Hill landslide of August 30, 2004, 2005.	Download
VOL. 48, NO. 2 & 3	A guide to the educational rock and mineral garden: Samples of Virginia's geological diversity, 2002.	Download
VOL. 48, NO. 1	Use of coal combustion products in Virginia, 2002.	Download
VOL. 47, NO. 4	Geology and history of Confederate saltpeter cave operations in western Virginia, 2001.	Download
VOL. 47, NO. 3	Some of Virginia's imported and exported mineral commodities and products, 2001.	Download
VOL. 47, NO. 2	Reference section of the Cambrian-age Rome Formation to Ordovician-age Mascot Dolomite measured near Gate City, Virginia, 2001.	Download
VOL. 47, NO. 1	Analyses of carbonate rocks in the Virginia portion of the Middlesboro 1:100,000 sheet, 2001.	Download
VOL. 46, NO. 4	Lightning creates a Virginia fulgurite, 2000. A chronological listing of Virginia Minerals articles - 1954-2000.	Download
VOL. 46, NO. 3	Structure and tectonics field trip to the eastern Blue Ridge and western Piedmont near Martinsville, Virginia, 2000.	Download
VOL. 46, NO. 2	The Morefield pegmatite, Amelia, Virginia, Mineral Update, 2000.	Download
VOL. 46, NO. 1	Geology and history of the Confederate coal mines in Montgomery County, Virginia, 2000.	Download
VOL. 45, NO. 4	The Culpeper Basin, 1999.	Download
VOL. 45, NO. 3	Vein quartz in Virginia, 1999.	Download
VOL. 45, NO. 2	Addressing mineral resources in comprehensive planning, 1999.	Download
VOL. 45, NO. 1	Mammoth tooth found in Endless Caverns, Virginia, 1999. Coordinate systems used on Virginia's topographic maps Mineral Update: Chrysoberyl Virginia Mineral Resources: 1998	Download
VOL. 44, NO. 4	Geology and history of the Civil War iron industry in the New River-Cripple Creek District of Southwest Virginia, 1998.	Download
VOL. 44, NO. 3	History of brick in Charlottesville and Albemarle County, 1998.	Download
VOL. 44, NO. 2	Mining and processing by-product resources in Virginia, 1998.	Download
VOL. 44, NO. 1	The Cold Spring and related clay deposits along the western slope of the central Blue Ridge in Virginia, 1998.	Download
VOL. 43, NO. 4	Geology and the Civil War in southwestern Virginia: Union Raiders in the New River valley, May 1864, 1997.	Download
VOL. 43, NO. 3	Virginia mining 1995: An eleven and one-half billion dollar industry, 1997.	Download
VOL. 43, NO. 2	Ancient Warm Springs deposits in Bath and Rockingham Counties, Virginia, 1997.	Download
VOL. 43, NO. 1	SEM and EMX study of titaniferous minerals in the Ordovician Deike K-bentonite of southwestern Virginia, 1997.	Download
VOL. 42, NO. 4	Diamonds in Virginia, 1996.	Download
VOL. 42, NO. 3	Geology and the Civil War in southwestern Virginia: The Smyth County Salt Works, 1996.	Download
VOL. 42, NO. 2	Geology and the Civil War in southwestern Virginia: The Wythe County Lead Mines, 1996.	Download
VOL. 42, NO. 1	Catalog of Virginia oil and gas well samples, 1996.	Download
VOL. 41, NO. 4	The highest mountain in Virginia: Mt. Rogers and Whitetop or...Balsam and Meadow Mountains?, 1995.	Download
VOL. 41, NO. 3	Cadmium, Gallium, and Germanium resources in Virginia, 1995.	Download
VOL. 41, NO. 2	Update on unreported occurrences of gold-silver in Virginia, 1995.	Download
VOL. 41, NO. 1	Coalbed methane in Virginia, 1995.
VOL. 40, NO. 3/4	Grenville-age ultramafic plutons in the northern Virginia Blue Ridge, 1994. Notes on ancient logs, Alleghany County, Virginia
VOL. 40, NO. 1/2	Minerals of Rockbridge County, Virginia, 1994.	Download
VOL. 39, NO. 4	Field guide to the Ordovician Walker Mountain Sandstone Member: Proposed type section and other exposures, 1993.	Download
VOL. 39, NO. 3	Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy Division of Mineral Resources - The State Geological Survey, 1993. Mineral update: Goyazite.	Download
VOL. 39, NO. 1/2	Interesting uses of stone in Virginia part II, 1993.	Download
VOL. 38, NO. 4	Interesting uses of stone in Virginia part I, 1992.	Download
VOL. 38, NO. 3	Gemstones and decorative-ornamental stones of Virginia, 1992.	Download
VOL. 38, NO. 2	Mineral collecting sites in Virginia, 1992. Mineral update: Rockbridgite Pyromorphite from the Morefield mine, Amelia County, Virginia Prosopite from the Morefield mine, Amelia County, Virginia Large spessartine garnet discovery	Download
VOL. 38, NO. 1	Large andalusite crystals from Campbell County, Virginia, 1992.	Download
VOL. 37, NO. 4	Balcony Falls, 1991 The charcoal iron industry in Virginia Mineral update: Strengite from the Morefield mine	Download
VOL. 37, NO. 3	Available coal resources of the Wise 7.5-minute quadrangle, Virginia, 1991. Potential geologic hazards - Sinkhole assessment	Download
VOL. 37, NO. 2	Natural Radiation, 1991. Mineral update: Erythrite	Download
VOL. 37, NO. 1	Precious-metal mines, prospects, and occurrences in Virginia - an update, 1991. Potential geological hazards - Expansive soils	Download
VOL. 36, NO. 4	Mineral industry in Virginia - 1989, 1990.	Download
VOL. 36, NO. 3	The geology of Natural Tunnel State Park, 1990.	Download
VOL. 36, NO. 2	Non-bauxitic alumina resources in Virginia, 1990.	Download
VOL. 36, NO. 1	Oil and gas exploration and development in Virginia, 1979-1988, 1990.	Download
VOL. 35, NO. 4	Mineral resource production in Virginia - 1988, 1989.	Download
VOL. 35, NO. 3	Estimates of the occurrence and resulting effects of damaging earthquakes in Virginia, 1989.	Download
VOL. 35, NO. 2	Reorganization of the Division of Mineral Resources, 1989.	Download
VOL. 35, NO. 1	American Institute of Professional Geologists abstracts from annual meeting, 1989.	Download
VOL. 34, NO. 4	Geology and the slate industry in the Arvonia district, Buckingham County, Virginia, 1988. Symposium abstracts (American Association of State Geologists and U. S. Minerals Management Service, 1988) The Richard Scott Mitchell Memorial Virginia Mineral collection	Download
VOL. 34, NO. 3	Scenic Landforms of Virginia, 1988.	Download
VOL. 34, NO. 2	Uppermost Cambrian and lowest Ordovician conodont and trilobite biostratigraphy in northwestern Virginia, 1988.	Download
VOL. 34, NO. 1	On Radon, 1988. Mineral update: Plume Agate from Warren County, Virginia Mineral and energy resources of southwest Virginia	Download
VOL. 33, NO. 4	Geology of the Carolina stone quarry, 1987. Carbonate materials suitable for desulfurization of flue gas Minerals in high-level gravel deposits along the Fall Zone of Virginia	Download
VOL. 33, NO. 3	Geology of the Briery Creek Triassic basin, Virginia, 1987.	Download
VOL. 33, NO. 2	Pyrite and other minerals from Barger's quarry near Lexington, Virginia, 1987. Highest mountains of the Commonwealth	Download
VOL. 33, NO. 1	Virginia Mineral Locality Index, 1987. Mineral update: Brucite from Highland County, Virginia	Download
VOL. 32, NO. 4	Virginia's Lime Industry, 1986. Mineral update: large Andalusite crystals from Virginia	Download
VOL. 32, NO. 3	Coal-in-water: Fuel of the future?, 1986. Fredericksburg's Battlefield Granite Mineral update: Molybdenite and Pentlandite	Download
VOL. 32, NO. 2	Morefield pegmatite mine reopens - Virginia's only active underground gem mine, 1986. Mineral update: large Cassiterite crystal found in Powhatan County, Virginia	Download
VOL. 32, NO. 1	Virginia's industrial silica resources, 1986. Mineral update: Trolleite	Download
VOL. 31, NO. 4	Additional gold mines, prospects, and occurrences in Virginia, 1985.	Download
VOL. 31, NO. 3	Mineral and fossil collecting sites in Virginia, 1985.	Download
VOL. 31, NO. 2	Mineralogy and chemistry of gold in the Virgilina District, Halifax County, Virginia, 1985. The Piney Point Formation along the Pamunkey River, Virginia Coastal Plain	Download
VOL. 31, NO. 1	Travertine-marl deposits of the Valley and Ridge Province of Virginia - A preliminary report, 1985. Refractory grade dolomite in Virginia Mineral update: Anglesite, Sphalerite, and Brochantite	Download
VOL. 30, NO. 4	Uranium and thorium mineralization of the northern half of the Horseshoe Mountain quadrangle, Nelson County, Virginia, 1984. Characteristics and economic potential of an upland fluvial terrace, Buckingham County, Virginia Mineral update: Sphalerite from Amherst County	Download
VOL. 30, NO. 3	Mineral production in Virginia for 1982, 1984.	Download
VOL. 30, NO. 2	The Middle and Late Pleistocene stratigraphy of the outer coastal plain, southeast Virginia, 1984. Mineral update: Gold and silver rediscovered in old Amherst County mine	Download
VOL. 30, NO. 1	Historical background of energy policy: federal response to the energy problem, 1984. Mineral update: Covellite and pseudomorphs of Goethite after Pyrite Oil and Gas news	Download
VOL. 29, NO. 4	Narrows landslide, Giles County, Virginia, 1983. Oil and Gas projects in Virginia Mineral update: Cobaltite and Millerite	Download
VOL. 29, NO. 3	Virginia's Mineral Industry, 1983. Geologic displays in Virginia	Download
VOL. 29, NO. 2	Strontium minerals from Wise County, Virginia - An Update, 1983. Farmville Lithia Springs	Download
VOL. 29, NO. 1	Large gem topaz crystal discovery, 1983. Commercial caverns and related features in Virginia Old King coal Large quartz crystals from Rockingham County	Download
VOL. 28, NO. 4	Gold occurrences in Virginia - An Update, 1982.	Download
VOL. 28, NO. 3	Geology and mineral resources of the Farmville Triassic basin, Virginia, 1982.	Download
VOL. 28, NO. 2	Geothermal energy for eastern United States, 1982.	Download
VOL. 28, NO. 1	Industrial rock and mineral resources in Virginia, 1982.	Download
VOL. 27, NO. 4	Gas plays in overthrust belts: Activity in Virginia is increasing, 1981.	Download
VOL. 27, NO. 3	Field guide to selected Paleozoic rocks, Valley and Ridge Province, Virginia, 1981. Part I - Roanoke, Clifton Forge, Front Royal areas Part II - Area north of Abingdon along US58A/19M	Download
VOL. 27, NO. 2	Blue quartz in Virginia, 1981.	Download
VOL. 27, NO. 1	Natural gas in Virginia, 1981.	Download
VOL. 26, NO. 4	Soft sediment deformations within clasts of the Liberty Hall Formation, 1980. Mineral dependability vs mineral vulnerability	Download
VOL. 26, NO. 3	Process of gold recovery in Virginia, 1980.	Download
VOL. 26, NO. 2	Geologic research in Virginia, 1980.	Download
VOL. 26, NO. 1	Road log of the geology of the Abingdon and Shady Valley quadrangles, 1980. AIME Abstracts	Download
VOL. 25, NO. 4	Mineral fuels in the 1980's and 1990's, 1979. New cave protection act	Download
VOL. 25, NO. 3	Gamma ray spectrometry and geology mapping, 1979.	Download
VOL. 25, NO. 2	Radioactivity surveys, 1979.	Download
VOL. 25, NO. 1	Summary of coal resources in Virginia, 1979.	Download
VOL. 24, NO. 4	Seismic hazard in Virginia, 1978. Potholes	Download
VOL. 24, NO. 3	State geologist retires, 1978. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1977	Download
VOL. 24, NO. 2	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1976, 1978. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1977 (preliminary data) Replenishing non-renewable mineral resources - a paradox Basement wells in the Coastal Plain of Virginia	Download
VOL. 24, NO. 1	Syntectonic deposition of Lower to Middle Silurian sandstones, central Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, 1977.	Download
VOL. 23, NO. 4	Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1976, 1977. Trace elements in stream sediments derived from the Catoctin Formation, northern Virginia	Download
VOL. 23, NO. 3	The Carters Bridge, Virginia Earthquake of February 27, 1977, 1977. Geological Abstracts: Virginia Section of the Society of Mining	Download
VOL. 23, NO. 2	Geochemical reconnaissance for gold in the Caledonia and Pendleton quadrangles in the Piedmont of central Virginia, 1977.	Download
VOL. 23, NO. 1	On Earthquakes, 1977. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1975 - Advance Summary The mineral industry of Virginia in 1976 (Preliminary Data) An unusual octahedral fluorite, stilbite, laumontite, calcite and quartz assemblage in Danville, Virginia	Download
VOL. 22, NO. 4	Reinterpretation of the geology of Brooks Gap, Rockingham County, Virginia, 1976. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1975.	Download
VOL. 22, NO. 3	Abandoned copper mines and prospects in the Virgilina district, Virginia, 1976.	Download
VOL. 22, NO. 2	Road log of the geology in the northern Appalachian Valley of Virginia, 1976.	Download
VOL. 22, NO. 1	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1974 - Advance Summary, 1976. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1975 (Preliminary Data) List of road logs of Virginia geology Silver in Virginia Your house comes out of a mine	Download
VOL. 21, NO. 4	Road log of the geology from Madison to Cumberland Counties in the Piedmont, central Virginia, 1975.	Download
VOL. 21, NO. 3	Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1974, 1975. Pre-emptive land use - it's impact on the mineral base
VOL. 21, NO. 2	The nuclear controversy: the view from Britain, 1975. Utilization of subsurface information in the Coastal Plain of Virginia	Download
VOL. 21, NO. 1	Road log to some abandoned gold mines of the gold-pyrite belt, northeastern Virginia, 1975. The energy supply situation	Download
VOL. 20, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1973 - Advance Summary, 1974. Index to Virginia Minerals - Vol. 11, No. 1 - Vol. 20, No. 4	Download
VOL. 20, NO. 3	Meteorites of Virginia, 1974.	Download
VOL. 20, NO. 2	Notes on some abandoned copper, lead, and zinc mines in the Piedmont of Virginia, 1974.	Download
VOL. 20, NO. 1	Mineral and fossil collecting sites in Virginia, 1974.	Download
VOL. 19, NO. 4	Field trip across the Blue Ridge anticlinorium, Smith River allochthon, Sauratown Mountains anticlinorium near Martinsville, Virginia, 1973.	Download
VOL. 19, NO. 3	Geologic maps, their preparation and use, 1973.	Download
VOL. 19, NO. 2	1972 United States energy position, 1973. 1972 United States energy use Topographic maps - vacation helpers	Download
VOL. 19, NO. 1	Topographic maps for the Commonwealth, 1973. Ground magnetic survey, outer Coastal Plain, southeastern Virginia The mineral industry of Virginia in 1972	Download
VOL. 18, NO. 4	What mining means to the United States, 1972. Index to geologic mapping in Virginia: 1961-1971 The mineral industry of Virginia in 1971 - Advance Summary	Download
VOL. 18, NO. 3	Environment and environmental geology, 1972.	Download
VOL. 18, NO. 2	Additional Pleistocene mollusks of Virginia, 1972.	Download
VOL. 18, NO. 1	Deep test in Accomack County, Virginia, 1972. Large subsurface potential of low-sulfur Pocahontas #3 coal, southwest Virginia	Download
VOL. 17, NO. 4	Our mineral heritage - overindulgence or self-denial, 1971.	Download
VOL. 17, NO. 3	Gold mines and prospects in Virginia, 1971.	Download
VOL. 17, NO. 2	Road log of the geology of Frederick County, Virginia, 1971. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1970	Download
VOL. 17, NO. 1	Gem stones, 1971. Nature, not only man, degrades environment Melanterite-rozenite-pyrrhotite occurrence in Carroll County, Virginia The mineral industry of Virginia in 1970 (Preliminary Data)	Download
VOL. 16, NO. 4	Mechanical well-logging methods, 1970.	Download
VOL. 16, NO. 3	Gravity survey of Northampton and Accomack County, Virginia, 1970.	Download
VOL. 16, NO. 2	Mineral resource development, 1970. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1969	Download
VOL. 16, NO. 1	Road log - storm damaged areas in central Virginia, 1970. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1969 (Preliminary Data)	Download
Special Issue	Natural features caused by a catastrophic storm in Nelson & Amherst Counties, Virginia, 1969.	Download
VOL. 15, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1968, 1969.	Download
VOL. 15, NO. 3	Road logs - Staunton, Churchville, Greenville, and Stuarts Draft quadrangles, 1969.	Download
VOL. 15, NO. 2	Aerial photographs in Virginia, 1969. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1968	Download
VOL. 15, NO. 1	Coking industry in Virginia, 1969. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1968 (Preliminary Data)	Download
VOL. 14, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1967, 1968.	Download
VOL. 14, NO. 3	Ground water fluctuations in Virginia, 1968.	Download
VOL. 14, NO. 2	Magnetometer study in the Leesburg quadrangle, 1968. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1967	Download
VOL. 14, NO. 1	Topographic maps and their uses, 1968.	Download
VOL. 13, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1966, 1967.	Download
VOL. 13, NO. 3	Reclamation of depleted sand and gravel sites in eastern Virginia, 1967.	Download
VOL. 13, NO. 2	Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1966, 1967. Pleistocene Gastropoda of Virginia	Download
VOL. 13, NO. 1	Virginia's contribution to the Kyanite-Mullite industry, 1967. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1966 (Preliminary Data) Ground water level fluctuations Riebeckite occurrences in southwest Virginia	Download
VOL. 12, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1965, 1966. Predicted lowering of artesian water levels south of the James River	Download
VOL. 12, NO. 3	Renewed interest in heavy minerals, 1966. Pleistocene Pelecypoda of Virginia	Download
VOL. 12, NO. 2	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1965, 1966. Projected value of mineral production Management of water resources Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1965	Download
VOL. 12, NO. 1	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1964, 1966. Deepest well in Virginia	Download
VOL. 11, NO. 4	Suggestions for prospecting for evaporite deposits in SW Virginia, 1965. Anhyrdrite in the Rome Formation Large-scale shell production form Hampton Roads	Download
VOL. 11, NO. 3	Diatomaceous sediments in Virginia, 1965. Martinsburg Formation in west-central Virginia	Download
VOL. 11, NO. 2	John W. Flannagan Dam - the prepaid dam, 1965. Oil and gas development in Virginia during 1964	Download
VOL. 11, NO. 1	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1963, 1965. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1964 (Preliminary Data) Beatrice Pocahontas mine, Buchanan County, Virginia	Download
VOL. 10, NO. 4	Everona Formation in the northern Piedmont, Virginia, 1964	Download
VOL. 10, NO. 3	Iron and titanium mineral pigments in Virginia, 1964.	Download
VOL. 10, NO. 2	Natural Bridge and vicinity, 1964. Cuprite from Albemarle County	Download
VOL. 10, NO. 1	Tolley's Cave, 1964. Chemical analyses - eastern Albemarle and western Fluvanna Counties	Download
VOL. 9, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1962, 1963.	Download
VOL. 9, NO. 3	Lightweight aggregate industry in Virginia, 1963.	Download
VOL. 9, NO. 2	Geologic mapping (indices for 1931-1960), 1963.	Download
VOL. 9, NO. 1	Topographic mapping, 1963. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1962	Download
VOL. 8, NO. 4	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1961, 1962.	Download
VOL. 8, NO. 3	Selected Tertiary fossil localities of the Virginia coastal plain, 1962. Age determination (Buckingham & Fluvanna Counties)	Download
VOL. 8, NO. 2	Structural clay products industry, 1962. Survey completed in southwest Virginia	Download
VOL. 8, NO. 1	Airborne magnetometer survey for Southwest Virginia, 1962. Recommendation for topographic mapping Fluoride in well waters of the Virginia Coastal Plain The mineral industry of Virginia in 1961	Download
VOL. 7, NO. 4	Utilization of rock materials in the lower Chesapeake Bay bridge-tunnel, 1961. Age of biotite from the Columbia Granite Summary of oil and gas well drilling; first half - 1961	Download
VOL. 7, NO. 3	Highlights in the Virginia Coal industry, 1961. Oil and gas exploration in eastern Virginia Underground storage of liquid propane	Download
VOL. 7, NO. 2	Talc, soapstone, and related stone deposits of Virginia, 1961.	Download
VOL. 7, NO. 1	Botanical prospecting for ore deposits, 1961. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1960	Download
VOL. 6, NO. 4	Strontium minerals from Wise County, Virginia, 1960.	Download
VOL. 6, NO. 3	Unique fossils from Virginia, 1960.	Download
VOL. 6, NO. 2	The search for mineral adequacy, 1960. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1959 (preliminary data)	Download
VOL. 6, NO. 1	The mineral industry of Virginia in 1958 review, 1960.	Download
VOL. 5, NO. 4	A summary of ground water conditions in the Piedmont Province of Virginia, 1959.	Download
VOL. 5, NO. 3	Topographic mapping in Virginia, 1959.	Download
VOL. 5, NO. 2	A review of oil and gas in Virginia, 1959.	Download
VOL. 5, NO. 1	The mineral industry in Virginia in 1957, 1959.	Download
VOL. 4, NO. 4	New equipment, 1958.	Download
VOL. 4, NO. 3	Directory of rock and mineral producers, 1958.	Download
VOL. 4, NO. 2	Lime industry in Virginia, 1958.	Download
VOL. 4, NO. 1	New titanium plant, 1958.	Download
VOL. 3, NO. 4	The geologists role in Highway Engineering, 1957.	Download
VOL. 3, NO. 3	Announcement of the Division of Mineral Resources of the Department of Conservation Objectives of the Division, 1957. The mineral industry of Virginia in 1956 (preliminary data)	Download
VOL. 3, NO. 2	Mineral collecting in Virginia, 1957.	Download
VOL. 3, NO. 1	Vermiculite, 1957.	Download
VOL. 2, NO. 4	Spelunking in Virginia, 1956.	Download
VOL. 2, NO. 3	Geophysical surveying, 1956.	Download
VOL. 2, NO. 1	Sulphides in Virginia, 1956.	Download
VOL. 1, NO. 5	Current manganese operations in Virginia, 1955.	Download
VOL. 1, NO. 4	Uranium in Virginia, 1955.	Download
VOL. 1, NO. 3	Ground water in Piedmont, Virginia, 1955.	Download
VOL. 1, NO. 2	Virginia's oil and gas resources, 1955.	Download
VOL. 1, NO. 1	A summary of Virginia's mineral resources, 1955.	Download

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