| Lat / long: | 47.55126, -115.49268 |
| Primary: | Gold, Silver |
| Ore: | Chlorargyrite, Gold |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Production size: | None |
| Development status: | Occurrence |
| Host rock: | Prichard Formation |
| Host type: | Slate,Sandstone |
| Associated type: | Granite |
| Structure: | Faults-Which Have A Direct Economic Importance. They Form Channels Of Circulation In Which The Mineral-Bearing Solutions Were Able To Deposit Their Loads. Large Faults Are Not Apt To Contain Economic Deposits As The Smaller Ones., Snowshoe Fault |
| MRDS | D004172 |
| DEP | 10010494 |
| Reference | {Deposit:: MACDONALD, D. F.; ECONOMIC FEATURES OF NORTHERN IDAHO AND NORTHWESTERN MONTANA, USGS BULL 285, P.51, 1905.}{Deposit:: CALKINS AND MCDONALD; A GEOLOGICAL RECONNAISSANCE IN NORTHERN IDAHO AND NORTHWESTERN MONTANA, USGS BULL 384, P. 106, 1909.}{Deposit:: ROWE, J. P.; GOLD QUARTZ MINING IN WESTERN MONTANA, THE MINING WORLD, P 1034, MAY 20, 1911.} |
| Reporter | Chesson, Sharon A. |