The Intersection of Framework Geology and Mineral Potential Assessment in the Gold Hill Mining District (SS-175) Antarctica fees/permits

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The Intersection of Framework Geology and Mineral Potential Assessment in the Gold Hill Mining District (SS-175) Antarctica fees/permitsBy: Stephanie E. Mills The Gold Hill Mining District, located in western Tooele County, is one of Utahs oldest and most diverse mining districts. It is the largest past producer of tungsten and arsenic in Utah, and a notable past producer of lead, copper, gold, silver, and zinc. Known mineralization events are associated with a Jurassic quartz monzonite pluton emplacement, an Eocene granite stock emplacement, and a Late Miocene low sulfidation