| Location: | Cherokee County, North Carolina, United States, North America |
| Lat / long: | 35.04872, -84.08963 |
| dep_id: | 10026135 |
| mrds_id: | K002615 |
| Commodity type: | nonmetallic |
| Major mineral: | Talc-Soapstone |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Production size: | Production occurred |
| Development status: | Past Producer |
| ore: | Talc |
| gangue: | Marble, Pyrite, Quartz |
| orebody_fm: | LENS |
| work_type: | Surface/Underground |
| ore_ctrl: | Fracture Zone; Bedding |
| Reporter: | Hale, Robin C. |
| hrock_type: | Marble |
| arock_unit: | Metadiorite, Dark-Green, Locally Porphyritic, Pyroxenite & Amphibolite. Van Horn ( 1948 , P. 15 ) Terms These Rocks Metadiorite Because He Considers Them To Be Metamorphosed Diorites That Have Lost Their Feldspar & Quartz Through Metamorphism |
| arock_type: | Diorite |
| Structure: | Northeast-Trending Strike Belts Defining A Major Syncline |
| tectonic: | Geosyncline |
| disc_yr: | 1942 |
| prod_yrs: | AROUND 1900 - LATE 194* |
| discr: | H.S. Predmore |
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