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Centro Y Sur Del Municipio Caborca, Estado De Sonora SERVICIO GEOLÓGICO MEXICANO GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE SONORA INVENTARIO FÍSICO DE LOS RECURSOS MINERALES EN LA PORCIÓN NORTE- CENTRO Y SUR DEL MUNICIPIO CABORCA, ESTADO DE SONORA. MARZO, 2010 SERVICIO GEOLÓGICO MEXICANO GOBIERNO DEL ESTADO DE SONORA INVENTARIO FÍSICO DE LOS RECURSOS MINERALES EN LA PORCIÓN NORTE- CENTRO Y SUR DEL MUNICIPIO CABORCA, ESTADO DE SONORA. ELABORÓ: David Arturo Maraver Romero REVISÓ: José Antonio Sánchez González SUPERVISÓ: Amador Núñez Miranda MARZO, 2010 INDICE Pagina I. GENERALIDADES ..................................................................................................... 1 I.1. Introducción .............................................................................................................. 1 I.2. Objetivo .................................................................................................................... 2 II. MEDIO FÍSICO Y GEOGRÁFICO .............................................................................. 3 II.1. Breve bosquejo histórico ......................................................................................... 3 II.2. Localización y extensión .......................................................................................... 3 II.3. Vías de comunicación y acceso .............................................................................. 5 II.4. Fisiografía ............................................................................................................... 6 II.5. Hidrografía .............................................................................................................. 9 III. MARCO GEOLÓGICO ............................................................................................. 13 III.1. Geología regional .................................................................................................. 13 III.2. Geología local ....................................................................................................... 15 IV. LOCALIDADES MINERALES ................................................................................. 25 IV.1. Localidades de Minerales Metálicos ...................................................................... 25 IV.2. Localidades de Minerales no Metálicos ................................................................. 64 IV.3. Localidades de Roca Dimensionable .................................................................... 65 IV.4. Localidades de Agregados Pétreos ....................................................................... 67 V. CONCLUSIONES Y RECOMENDACIONES ........................................................... 120 BIBLIOGRAFÍA ........................................................................................................... 127 ANEXO I Fichas para el Inventario Físico de los Recursos Minerales, municipio de Caborca, Sonora. ANEXO II Resultados de Análisis Químicos, municipio de Caborca, Sonora. FIGURAS Pagina Figura 1. Mapa de localización área estudio....................................................................... 4 Figura 2. Mapa vías de comunicación y acceso ................................................................. 6 Figura 3. Mapa Provincias Fisiográficas de México ............................................................ 7 Figura 4. Mapa de subprovincias fisiográficas municipio de Caborca, Son ......................... 8 Figura 5. Mapa División Hidrológica de México ................................................................. 10 Figura 6. Mapa Hidrología municipio Caborca, Son........................................................... 11 Figura 7. Mapa Provincias Geológicas de México ............................................................. 13 TABLAS Tabla 1. Localidades de minerales metálicos .................................................................... 25 Tabla 2. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 28 Tabla 3. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 29 Tabla 4. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 30 Tabla 5. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 31 Tabla 6. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 32 Tabla 7. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 33 Tabla 8. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 34 Tabla 9. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................. 36 Tabla 10. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 37 Tabla 11. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 38 Tabla 12. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 39 Tabla 13. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 41 Tabla 14. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 42 Tabla 15. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 43 Tabla 16. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 44 Tabla 17.Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ................................................ 45 Tabla 18. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 47 Tabla 19. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 48 Tabla 20. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 49 Tabla 21. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 50 Tabla 22. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 51 Tabla 23. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 52 Tabla 24. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 53 Tabla 25. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 59 Tabla 26. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 60 Tabla 27. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 62 Tabla 28. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 63 Tabla 29. Localidades de minerales no metálicos ............................................................. 64 Tabla 30. Resultados de análisis químico (análisis químico cuantitativo) .......................... 64 Tabla 31. Resultados análisis químicos (química analítica) ............................................... 65 Tabla 32. Localidades de roca dimensionable ................................................................... 65 Tabla 33. Especificaciones de la norma ASTM-C-503 ....................................................... 66 Tabla 34. Especificaciones de la norma ASTM-C-568 ....................................................... 66 Tabla 35. Resultados de la evaluación de pruebas físicas ................................................ 66 Tabla 36. Clasificación de rocas comúnmente usadas para materiales pétreos ................ 67 Tabla 37. Localidades minerales de agregados pétreos .................................................... 67 Tabla 38. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 70 Tabla 39. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 70 Tabla 40. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 74 Tabla 41. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 75 Tabla 42. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 76 Tabla 43. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 76 Tabla 44. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 77 Tabla 45. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 77 Tabla 46. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ............... 79 Tabla 47. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) …………..85 Tabla 48. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 85 Tabla 49. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 88 Tabla 50. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 89 Tabla 51. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 90 Tabla 52. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo) ................ 91 Tabla 53. Evaluación cualitativa de arcillas ....................................................................... 91 Tabla 54. Caracterización químico-mineralógica (análisis químico cuantitativo)
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