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Geologic reconnaissance of the Uzunpinar iron mine and vicinity, Kayseri Province, Turkey

January 1, 1972

The Uzunpinar iron mine consists of two pits. The lower, larger pit is situated at the edge of a valley and the smaller upper pit is 1.1 km to the southwest on a limestone ridge. The upper pit is near the northern end of a northeast-trending mineralized fault zone that consists of altered limestone, silicified rock, hematite, and some magnetite. The lower pit exposes a west-trending magnetite-hematite lens that is directly on line with the fault zone and probably is controlled by an extension of the fault zone.

Publication Year 1972
Title Geologic reconnaissance of the Uzunpinar iron mine and vicinity, Kayseri Province, Turkey
DOI 10.3133/ofr7222
Authors Patrick James Barosh
Publication Type Report
Publication Subtype USGS Numbered Series
Series Title Open-File Report
Series Number 72-22
Index ID ofr7222
Record Source USGS Publications Warehouse
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