Location: Altitude, about 8,530 it; 800 ft S. 62° E. of Illinois.
Geology: Shaft workings on vein that strikes N. 77° E. and dips 85° S.; open-cut and tunnel 100 ft farther south on vein that strikes N. 50° E. and dips 80° NW. (pI. 5). These upper workings are in granite, but a drift that enters below them from the Illinois Extension shaft is in schist.
History and production: Open-cut and tunnel workings old; most of work at shaft done by Wolf Tongue Mining Co., the owner, in 1943. Mine moderately productive.
Source: Geology and Ore Deposits of the Boulder County Tungsten District Colorado. USGS Professional Paper 245, 1953
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