| Lat / long: | 35.78288, -82.9482 |
| Tertiary: | REE, Thorium |
| Ore: | Allanite, Euxenite |
| Gangue: | Epidote, Feldspar, Quartz |
| Orebody form: | PINCH AND SWELL |
| Discovery year: | 1955 |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Production size: | None |
| Development status: | Occurrence |
| Host type: | Pegmatite |
| Associated rock: | Pegmatite;Max Patch Granite; Porphyritic, Locally Coarse-Grained And Red (Due To Predominance Of Red Or Pink Feldspars). The Reddish Phase Of The Max Patch Granite Is Commonly Altered To The Extent That As Much As One-Half The Rock Consists Of Epidote, Which Also Occurs As Blebs And Veins In The Rock |
| Associated type: | Granite |
| Structure: | Meadow Fork Fault Trends Northeast And Is About One Mile To The Northwest |
| Tectonic: | Blue Ridge |
| MRDS | K003514 |
| DEP | 10026272 |
| Reference | {Deposit:: CONLEY, J.F., 1958, MINERAL LOCALITIES OF NORTH CAROLINA: NORTH CAROLINA DIV. MINERAL RESOURCES INF. CIRC. 16, 83 P}{Deposit:: 1958 COMPILE CONLEY, J.F., N.C. INF. CIR. 1} |
| Reporter | Hale, Robin C. |