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Mines & Minerals Map References As of 2019-12-27 Mines & Minerals Map References as of 2019-12-27 M&M Reference Number Citation Wyoming State Geological Survey WSGS Annual Reports (AR-Year) Aughey, Samuel, 1886, Annual report of the Territorial Geologist to the Governor of Wyoming: Office of the Territorial Geologist and Mining Engineer [Wyoming State AR-1886 Geological Survey] 1884–1885 Annual Report, 61 p. Hall, Edwin, 1909, Annual report of the State Geologist to the Governor of Wyoming—Inspection of mines other than coal mines: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming AR-1909 State Geological Survey] 1909 Annual Report, 17 p. WSGS Bulletins (B-##) Jamison, C.E., 1911a, Geology and mineral resources of a portion of Fremont County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin B-2 2, 90 p., 15 pls. B-28 Heathman, J.H., 1939, Bentonite in Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 28, 20 p. B-34 Hagner, A.F., 1944, Wyoming vermiculite deposits: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 34, 47 p. Houston, R.S., and Murphy, J.R., 1962, Titaniferous black sandstone deposits of Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 49, B-49 120 p., 15 pls. Osterwald, F.W., Osterwald, D.B., Long, J.S., Jr., and Wilson, W.H., 1959, Mineral resources of Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological B-50 Survey] Bulletin 50, 259 p. (Revised 1966, W.H. Wilson, 287 p.) B-51 Wilson, W.H., 1965, A field guide to the rocks and minerals of Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 51, 72 p. B-66 Hausel, W.D., 1986, Minerals and rocks of Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 66, 117 p., 30 pls. Hausel, W.D., 1989, The geology of Wyoming's precious metal lode and placer deposits: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Bulletin 68, B-68 248 p., 6 pls. B-70 Hausel, W.D., 1997, Copper, lead, zinc, molybdenum, and associated metal deposits of Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey Bulletin 70, 229 p., 4 pls. Hausel, W.D., and Sutherland, W.M., 2000, Gemstones and other unique minerals and rocks of Wyoming—A field guide for collectors: Wyoming State Geological Survey B-71 Bulletin 71, 268 p., 13 pls. (Reprinted 2014.) WSGS Coal Reports (CR-##-#) CR-95-1 Vogler, P.D., Larsen, L.L., and Mehring, K.T., 1995, A review of Wyoming's coal mines and markets, 1994: Wyoming State Geological Survey Coal Report 95-1, 90 p. WSGS Geo-notes (GN-##) GN-68 Harris, R.E., 2000, Industrial minerals and uranium update, in Geo-notes: Wyoming State Geological Survey Geo-notes 68, p. 21–23. WSGS Industrial Mineral Reports (IMR-##) King, J.K., and Harris, R.E., 2002, Rare earth elements and yttrium in Wyoming [Revised]: Wyoming State Geological Survey Industrial Mineral Report 91-3 [supersedes 87- IMR-91-3 8], 125 p. WSGS Love Map Series (LMS-#) Love, J.D., and Love, C.M., 2000, Geologic map of the Cache Creek quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS LMS-1 1, scale 1:24,000. Love, J.D., and Reed, J.C., Jr., 2000, Geologic map of the Teton Village quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS-2 LMS 2, scale 1:24,000. Love, J.D., 2001, Geologic map of the Gros Ventre Junction quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS 4, scale LMS-4 1:24,000. Reed, J.C., Jr., and Love, J.D., 2001, Geologic map of the Granite Basin quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS-5 LMS 2, scale 1:24,000. Love, J.D., 2002, Geologic map of the Two Ocean Lake quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS 8, scale LMS-8 1:24,000. Love, J.D., and Albee, H.F., 2004, Geologic map of the Jackson quadrangle, Teton County, Wyoming: Wyoming State Geological Survey, J. David Love Map Series LMS 9, LMS-9 scale 1:24,000. WSGS Memoir (M-#) Houston, R.S., and others, 1968, A regional study of rocks of Precambrian age in that part of the Medicine Bow Mountains lying in southeastern Wyoming—With a chapter on the relationship between Precambrian and Laramide structure: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Memoir 1, 167 p., 35 pls., M-1 scale 1:63,360 (Reprinted, 1978.) Snoke, A.W., Steidtmann, J.R., and Roberts, S.M., (eds.), 1993, Geology of Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Memoir 5, 937 p., M-5 10 pls. WSGS Mineral Reports (MR-##) Beeler, H.C., 1901, Report on the Home, Fay, and Minnehaha placers, Albany County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral MR-1901-10 Report 1901-10, 4 p. Beeler, H.C., 1904, Report on the Maudem group, Lake Creek near Holmes, Albany County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] MR-1904-43 Mineral Report 1904-43, 3 p. Beeler, H.C., 1904, A brief report on the Roe Brothers group near Buffalo, Johnson County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] MR-1904-51 Mineral Report 1904-51, 2 p. Beeler, H.C., 1904, A brief report on the Bull Camp group Johnson County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-1904-52 1904-52, 4 p. Beeler, H.C., 1904, A brief report on the Top Hand group, Johnson County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-1904-53 1904-53, 4 p. Beeler, H.C., 1905, Report on the Batchelder mine at Dillon, Carbon County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-1905-61 1905-61, 6 p. Beeler, H.C., 1905, Report on the North Fork group near Battle, Carbon County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral MR-1905-65 Report 1905-65, 7 p. Beeler, H.C., 1905, Report on the Pease properties near Battle, Carbon County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral MR-1905-66 Report 1905-66, 9 p. Pease, L.A., 1905, Letter to H.C. Beeler on the Pease properties in the North Fork district (Three Forks mining district) in the Sierra Madre, and report of Boston Sierra MR-1905-66a Madre Mine Industry Company: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report 1905-66a, 19 p. Beeler, H.C., 1906, A report on the Independence group near Keystone, Albany County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] MR-1906-78 Mineral Report MR-1906-78, 6 p. Beeler, H.C., 1906, Mineral and allied resources of Albany County, Wyoming and vicinity: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-1906-82 MR-1906-82, 79 p. Beeler, H.C., 1907, A brief report on the Hamilton group near Devil’s Gate, Carbon County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] MR-1907-93 Mineral Report MR-1907-93, 4 p. Beeler, H.C., 1907, A brief report on the Kansas group near Keystone, Albany County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral MR-1907-95 Report 1907-95, 3 p. Hall, Edwin, 1909, Report on the property belonging to the U.S. Asbestos Mining and Fiberizing Company, Casper, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming MR-1909-2 State Geological Survey] Mineral Report 1909-2, 3 p. Jamison, C.E., 1912, Report on the property of the Hutchins Consolidated Gold Mining Company, Crook County, Wyoming: Office of the State Geologist [Wyoming State MR-12-2 Geological survey] Mineral Report 12-2, 24 p. MR-35-4 Beckwith, R.H., 1937, Vermiculite deposits in Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-35-4, 4 p. Beckwith, R.H., 1937, The geology of the Muscovite and Ione mining claims: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report MR-1937- MR-1937-1 1, 5 p. MR-39-1 Knight, S.H., 1939, Report on the Mosaic gold claim: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report 39-1, 4p. Hagner, A.F., 1942, Taylor lease (manganese) - Sec. 19. Twp. 47, Range 85, Johnson County - Roberson, Muirhead: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State MR-42-18 Geological Survey] Mineral Report 42-18, 1 p. MR-42-30 Hagner, A.F., 1942, Abernathy sapphire deposit - 40 mi. E. of Lander: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report 42-30, 2 p. Hagner, A.F., 1942, Abernathy asbestos and vermiculite - Sec. 19, Twp. 30 N., Range 96 W.: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral MR-42-44 Report 42-44, 2 p. Knight, S.H., 1942, Known mineral resources of Albany County, Wyoming—Part I, The metallic minerals: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological MR-42-45 Survey] Mineral Report 42-45, 24 p. Hagner, A.F., 1942, Summary report, field Examination of Black Butte lead deposit, Crook County, Wyoming: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological MR-42-47 Survey] Mineral Report 42-47, 5 p. MR-44-1 Haff, J.C., 1944, Beaver group of copper claims: Geological Survey of Wyoming [Wyoming State Geological Survey] Mineral Report 44-1, 3 p., 1 pl., scale 1:6,000.
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