| Database name: |
World Mississippi Valley-type deposits |
| Custodial agency: |
Geological Survey of Canada |
| Compilers: |
D. F. Sangster |
| Release date: |
2015-02-06 |
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| Deposit group name(s): |
Viburnum Trend; New Lead Belt Sub-district |
| Political location(s): |
United States; Province or state: Missouri |
| Deposit clan (type): |
Mississippi Valley-type |
| Deposit group status: |
unknown |
| Geologic district: |
Southeast Missouri District |
| Deposit object located: |
centroid of sub-district |
| Commodities: |
Pb; Zn; Cu; Ag; Co |
| Geological ages: |
Late Cambrian (host rocks)
Late Pennsylvanian - Early Permian (mineralization) |
| Tectonic setting: |
continental platform (host rocks) |
| Host rocks: |
(1) sedimentary; carbonate; Depositional setting: Shallow-water carbonates| Individual lithologies: | dolostone | | Host rock stratigraphy: | Bonneterre Formation |
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| Mineralogy: |
galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite, marcasite, pyrite, dolomite, calcite, quartz |
| References: |
| Hagni, R. D., 1995 |
| The Southeast Missouri Lead District |
| in Carbonate-Hosted Lead-Zinc-Fluorite-Barite Deposits of North America, Society of Economic Geologists 75th Anniversary Guidebook, June 3-6, 1995, Edited by Misra, K. C., Guidebook Volume, Society of Economic Geologists, Cirizen Printing Co., Inc., 1309 Webster Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado 80521, 22, 254 p, p. 44 - 78 |
| Wisniowiecki, M. J.; Van der Voo, R.; McCabe, C.; Kelly, W. C., 1983 |
| A Pennsylvanian Paleomagnetic Pole from the Mineralized Late Cambrian Bonneterre Formation, Southeast Missouri |
| Journal of Geophysical Research, Volume 88, p. 6540 - 6548 |
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| Production data: |
Report period: from 1985 until 1993; 182 million short tons ore; Provisional entry?: no; Yearly or summary?: S| Weight-commodity information: | Pb: 11 million short tons
Zn: 1.1 million short tons
Cu: 0.354 million short tons
Ag: 44.8 million troy ounces |
Reference: Hagni, R. D.; Coveney, R. M., Jr. (Editor(s)), 1989: Mississsippi Valley-Type Mineralization of the Viburnum Trend, Missouri, Field Conference Guidebook November 9-11, 1989; Society of Economic Geologists, Volume 5, 193 p.
Percent weights allocated to camp: 100.0%
Report period: from 1960 until 1984; 123 million short tons ore; Provisional entry?: no; Yearly or summary?: S| Grade-commodity information: | Pb: 5.8 percent
Zn: 0.8 percent
Cu: 0.14 percent
Ag: 0.25 troy ounces/short ton |
Reference: Hagni, R. D., 1995: The Southeast Missouri Lead District; in Carbonate-Hosted Lead-Zinc-Fluorite-Barite Deposits of North America, Society of Economic Geologists 75th Anniversary Guidebook, June 3-6, 1995, Edited by Misra, K. C., Guidebook Volume, Society of Economic Geologists, Cirizen Printing Co., Inc., 1309 Webster Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado 80521, 22, 254 p, p. 44 - 78
Percent weights allocated to camp: 100.0% |
| Associated deposit(s): |
Buick (30), Fletcher (31), ASARCO West Fork (32), ASARCO Sweetwater (33), St. Joe #28 (34), Brushy Creek (35), Casteel (36), Magmont (37) |