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The placer deposits in the Upper Kougarok, Seward Peninsula, Alaska /

Thesis (Engineer of Mines)--University of Alaska. Thesis summarizes survey of geology, geography, access, gold analysis and type classification, and economic potential of development on the Seward Peninsula Mining Region, Bendeleben Quadrangle. / Alaska "Territorial Department of Mines reports" or "TDM reports" are a collection of reports, notes and maps written by Dept. employees working out of several field offices throughout the territory. Series titles and numbers within the collection were retrospectively assigned with the exception of the few written after statehood (1959). Preliminary leaf is a letter from the author dated "April 29, 1941." Plate I "Outline map of Seward Peninsula showing location of Taylor Region," 1:150,000, sheet unfolds to 22 x 30 cm.; plate II, "Topographic map of Taylor vicinity," 1:12,000, sheet unfolds to 39 x 41 cm.; plate III "Detail sketch Placer deposits in vicinity of Taylor, Seward Peninsula, Alaska," 1:4800, sheet unfolds to 34 x 68 cm.; plate IV Topography - Geology drainage of a part of the Upper Kougarok River," 1 inch = 1.6 miles, sheet unfolds to 68 x 59 cm.; plate V "Cross section sketch - Structure along lines A-B, C-D, E-F," scale varies, sheet unfolds to 38 x60 cm.; plate VI "Contour sketch map surface and bedrock," 1:9600, sheet unfolds to 39 x 41 cm.; and plate VII "Sections along lines shown on Plate II - Kougarok River Bench Placers," scale varies, sheet unfolds to 59 x 45 cm. Includes bibliographical references (leaf [29]). Also available in electronic format via Internet.

Identiferoai:union.ndltd.org:OCLC/oai:xtcat.oclc.org:OCLCNo/50307602
Date January 1900
CreatorsShallit, A. B.
Publisher[Alaska : Alaska Territorial Dept. of Mines,
Source SetsOCLC
LanguageEnglish
Detected LanguageEnglish
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CoverageKougarok Mining District (Alaska) Kougarok River Region (Alaska)

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