Development Of Open Stoping For Rare Earths At Pea Ridge

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
L. J. Tucker
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Jan 1, 1991

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The magnetite orebody at Pea Ridge strikes NE-SH and dips at about 800 to the SE. The ore is high grade magnetite with a strike length of over 600-m and a maximum width of over 180-m on some of the levels. The shape and the mineral content of the iron orebody have been fairly consistent so far. The iron ore and surrounding basement rocks are Precambrian in age. These rocks are usually very competent, about 400-m of sediments lie over the ore.
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APA: L. J. Tucker  (1991)  Development Of Open Stoping For Rare Earths At Pea Ridge

MLA: L. J. Tucker Development Of Open Stoping For Rare Earths At Pea Ridge. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1991.

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