Missouri · Washington, Crawford, Reynolds, Shannon, Iron County
Producer

Viburnum Trend

Washington, Crawford, Reynolds, Shannon, Iron County, Missouri, United States
LeadZincCobaltSilverCopperCadmiumNickel
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Description

St. Joe Miniing

Commodities
PrimaryLead, Zinc
SecondaryCobalt, Silver, Copper
TertiaryCadmium, Nickel
Deposit
Deposit typeMVT
Model224: Mississippi Valley, S.E. Missouri Pb-Zn
Orebody formTabular
Materials
Ore mineralsGalena, Sphalerite, Bornite, Bravoite, Chalcopyrite, Linnaeite, Marcasite, Millerite, Pyrite, Siegenite
GangueCalcite, Dickite, Dolomite, Kaolinite, Quartz, Soda Niter
Geology
Host rockDolomite · Upper Bonneterre Formation
Economic & production
Development statusProducer
Production years1960 to present
First production1960
Discovery year1955
Identification
Deposit ID10400337
Alternate namesFletcher Mine, Viburnum #28, Magmont Mine, Brushy Creek Mine, Sweetwater Mine, West Fork Mine, Viburnum #29, Buick Mine, Viburnum #27, Viburnum #35 (Casteel) Mine
RegionNA
Data scoreA
Coordinates37.53837, -91.12903
References
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