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Workings include underground openings comprised of short tunnels and shallow shafts driven at various elevations above both N and S of Crooked Creek. Gravel from all these workings pan colors from 2 (?) to 5 (?) in size (unit of measurement not disclosed - probably mm's).
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Comment (Geology): GEOL.DESC: TWO MILES OF NORTH-SOUTH CHANNEL LOCATIONS EXTEND NORTH FROM CROOKED CREEK TO COTTONWOOD CREEK, ALONG WEST SIDE OF IRON PEAK; WIDTH OF CHANNEL IS 400-600'. RIM ROCK IS GRANITE, CAPPED WITH BASALT AND ANDESITE. THE GRAVEL, CONSISTING OF SLATE, QUARTZITE, GRANITE AND QUARTZ, SHOWS ON THE RIDGES 500' ABOVE THE CREEK.
Comment (Workings): SHORT TUNNELS AND SHALLOW SHAFTS DRIVEN AT VARIOUS ELEVATIONS ABOVE BOTH NORTH AND SOUTH OF CROOKED CREEK. GRAVEL FROM ALL THESE WORKINGS PAN COLORS, FROM 2 TO 5 IN SIZE.
Reference (Deposit): CALIF. V. 36, NO. 2, P. 122-3 AND PL.
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