| Reference | {Deposit:: NELSON, W.A., 1962, GEOLOGY AND MINERAL RESOURCES OF ALBEMARLE COUNTY: VIRGINIA DIVISION OF MINERAL RESOURCES BULLETIN 77, 92 P.}{Deposit:: WATSON, T.L., 1907, MINERAL RESOURCES OF VIRGINIA: LYNCHBURG, VA: J.P. BELL CO., 618 P.}{Deposit:: DAGENHART, JR., T.V., AND MADDOX, G.L., 1977, THE HISTORY AND MINERALOGY OF A REVOLUTIONARY WAR PERIOD IRON MINE, NORTH GARDEN, VIRGINIA: ROCKS AND MINERALS V. 57 NO. 7 PP. 360-366.}{Deposit:: 1870 DIREXPL ANDREW G. HUNTER; ABANDONED SITE AFTER 1 YEAR}{Deposit:: DIREXPL ALBEMARLE IRON WORKS CO.; PRODUCTION IS CONSIDERED TO HAVE BEEN MODEST.}{Deposit:: 1960 GEOPHYS UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA GEOPHYSICS CLASS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF DR. ROBERT S. YOUNG: A MAGNETOMETER SURVEY TAKEN WITH A SHARPE MODEL A-2 VERTICAL INTENSITY MAGNETOMETER FOUND A SMALL BUT HIGH-VALUE MAGNETIC ANOMALY TO THE WEST AND SOUTH OF THE MAJOR PIT, AND MAGNETIC FLOAT WAS OBSERVED ON THE STEEP HILL SLOPE 150-180 M (500-600 FT) WEST OF THE OLD PIT (NELSON, 1962, P. 69).}{Production:: DAGENHART AND MADDOX, (1977).} |