Hand book Mineral Resources of Georgia
Hand book Mineral Resources of Georgia
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Geol. Surrey A T o. 18. 1900, 433 pp. Shearer, H. K. , Bauxite and Fullers Earth of the Coastal Plain of Georgia : Bull. Ga. Geol. Survey No. 31, 1917, 340 pp. GOLD. Gold has been mined in Georgia for more than three-quarters of a century. Previous to the discovery of gold in Cali- fornia, the mines of Georgia furnished the greater part of the gold produced in the United States. As early as 1838, the output of the mines of the State had be- come so important that the United States government fo...und it necessary to estab- lish a miritat Dahlonega. The gold de- posits of Georgia belong to the Appalach- ian gold fields, an auriferous belt extend- ing from Nova Scotia to Alabama. In Georgia, the gold occurs in a number of narrow, parallel belts, having a north- east-southwest trend. The most impor- 22 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA. GOLD MINING PLANT, HARALSON COUNTY. Tant of these are the Dahlonega and Hall county belts. Another belt including some very important mines traverses Lincoln, Columbia, McDuffie and Warren counties, in the eastern part of the State.
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Geol. Surrey A T o. 18. 1900, 433 pp. Shearer, H. K. , Bauxite and Fullers Earth of the Coastal Plain of Georgia : Bull. Ga. Geol. Survey No. 31, 1917, 340 pp. GOLD. Gold has been mined in Georgia for more than three-quarters of a century. Previous to the discovery of gold in Cali- fornia, the mines of Georgia furnished the greater part of the gold produced in the United States. As early as 1838, the output of the mines of the State had be- come so important that the United States government fo...und it necessary to estab- lish a miritat Dahlonega. The gold de- posits of Georgia belong to the Appalach- ian gold fields, an auriferous belt extend- ing from Nova Scotia to Alabama. In Georgia, the gold occurs in a number of narrow, parallel belts, having a north- east-southwest trend. The most impor- 22 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF GEORGIA. GOLD MINING PLANT, HARALSON COUNTY. Tant of these are the Dahlonega and Hall county belts. Another belt including some very important mines traverses Lincoln, Columbia, McDuffie and Warren counties, in the eastern part of the State.
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