Commodities
PrimaryTungsten, Bismuth
Commodity typeM
Materials
Other materialsArsenopyrite, Bismuthinite, Calcite, Cassiterite, Chalcopyrite, Chlorite, Fluorite, Galena, Orthoclase, Pyrite, Quartz, Scheelite, Sericite, Sphalerite, Tetrahedrite, Topaz, Tourmaline, Wolframite
Economic & production
Development statusProducer
Discovery year1916
Identification
Deposit ID10304016
Alternate namesPangushan, Piaotang Tungsten Ore Deposit
RegionAS
Data scoreC
Coordinates25.83247, 115.49939
References
TUNGSTEN BY K C LI AND C Y WANG 1955 3RD ED REINHOLD PUB COECONOMIC GEOLOGY 1943 NO 6 SEPT-OCT P431-474 BY KE-CHIN HSUDEFENSE MAPPING AGENCY AEROSPACE CENTER ONC H-12 SCALE 1:100ARMY MAP SERVICE NG 50-9 L500 KAN-HSIEN CHINA 1-AMSCHINAS GEOGRAPHIC FOUNDATIONS BY G B CRESSEY 1934 MCGRAW-HILPEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA ATLAS BY CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENGREEN, S., JACKSON, H., AND JACOBS, M.B., CHINA'S CONSTRUC-TION AND MINING INDUSTRIES, NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR US-CHINATRADE, WASH. DC, MAR. 1977, PP. 178-180.MINING ANNUAL REVIEW, 1978, P. 430.MINING ANNUAL REVIEW, 1980, PP. 449-451.PARRISH, I.S., DERRY, MICHENER, & BOOTH, INC., SYMPOSIUM ONTUNGSTEN GEOLOGY, JIANGX1 (PRC), OCT. 1981, PP.X-1--X-4.THE MINING JOUTNAL (LONDON), CHINESE WOLFRAM INDUSTRY,VOL. CLX1X, JUNE 28, 1930, P. 536.WANG, K.P., THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF CHINA, A NEW INDUSTRIALPOWER WITH A STRONG MINERAL BASE, USBM, WASH. DC, 1975,PP. 68-70.WORLD MINING, OCT. 1979, PP. 78-79.WU, W., TUNGSTEN, CHINESE TUNGSTEN ORE, PROCEEDINGS OF THEFIRST INTERNAT. TUNGSTEN SYMPOSIUM, STOCKHOLM, SEPT. 1979,PP. 118-126.