Critical Mineral Deposits Database - Chino Porphyry Copper Mine Schematic
Detailed Description
Schematic of the Chino porphyry copper (Cu) mine, New Mexico, showing the outline of the open pit operations, how it is attributed in the USMIN Mineral Deposit Database and how indium extracted from this deposit are used.
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Public Domain.
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USMIN Mineral Deposit Database
The USMIN Mineral Deposit Database Project develops national-scale geospatial databases that provide authoritative information on the most significant mines, mineral deposits, and mining districts in the United States. These resources advance the understanding of domestic mineral resources and are available through the output of digital data products, journal articles, presentations, and other...
USMIN: Mineral Deposit Database
USMIN provides geospatial databases of publicly available information on U.S. mineral deposits with reported production and (or) resource estimates of mineral commodities. These databases provide location, geology, production, and resource details to support research and mineral exploration. This work advances the Federal strategic objective of securing reliable supplies of critical minerals by...
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USMIN Mineral Deposit Database
The USMIN Mineral Deposit Database Project develops national-scale geospatial databases that provide authoritative information on the most significant mines, mineral deposits, and mining districts in the United States. These resources advance the understanding of domestic mineral resources and are available through the output of digital data products, journal articles, presentations, and other...
USMIN: Mineral Deposit Database
USMIN provides geospatial databases of publicly available information on U.S. mineral deposits with reported production and (or) resource estimates of mineral commodities. These databases provide location, geology, production, and resource details to support research and mineral exploration. This work advances the Federal strategic objective of securing reliable supplies of critical minerals by...