Mineral Resources On-Line Spatial Data
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A distinct numerical identifier for the database record without further scientific significance. Integer values. Int of width 3.
Name of the country where the deposit occurs. Textual values of no more than 28 characters.
Coded abbreviation combining the country and state or province. Textual values of no more than 4 characters.
State or province, if known, where the deposit occurs. Textual values of no more than 24 characters.
The most recent deposit name. Textual values of no more than 16 characters.
Alternative names that have been used for the deposit. Textual values of no more than 20 characters.
The names of deposits that have been combined with the primary deposit as a result of the two-kilometer minimum separation rule. Textual values of no more than 16 characters.
Geographic latitude in decimal degrees, datum WGS84. South is negative, north positive. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Degrees of latitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Minutes of latitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Seconds of latitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Geographic longitude in decimal degrees, datum WGS84. West is negative, east positive. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Degrees of lontitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Minutes of longitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Seconds of longitude. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Date the deposit was discovered. Textual values of no more than 11 characters.
Date mining started. Textual values of no more than 18 characters.
Mineralogical subtype of the deposit, based on the dominant carbonate mineral composition and textural features. Textual values of no more than 41 characters.
Tonnage based on the total production, reserves, and resources at the lowest possible cutoff grade, in millions of metric tons. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Deposit type given in Cox and Singer (1986); all records have the value 10 for this field. Integer values. Int of width 2.
Niobium oxide grade in percent of oxide in the ore. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Rare earth element oxide grade in percent of oxide in the ore. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Phosphorus grade as percent of oxide in the ore. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Reference sources used to determine grade values. Textual values of no more than 181 characters.
Quantitative age determinations for the deposit, indicating the method used and material dated, where available. Textual values of no more than 68 characters.
Radiometric age reported in millions of years before the present based on measurements or midpoints of units from the geologic time scale. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Type of tectonic unit hosting the deposit. Textual values of no more than 196 characters.
Rock types within the deposit and not reported on regional maps. Textual values of no more than 149 characters.
Country rocks recorded both in the deposits and on a regional map, along with the geologic age of the rocks. Textual values of no more than 126 characters.
Gangue minerals present in the deposit. Textual values of no more than 279 characters.
General form of the carbonatite intrusion or alkali-carbonatite intrusive complex. Textual values of no more than 140 characters.
Long axis of the two-dimensional projection of the ore body onto the surface, in km. Real numbers stored in double precision.
General size of the carbonatite intrusion or intrusive complex. Textual values of no more than 6 characters.
Short axis of the two-dimensional projection of the ore body onto the surface, in km. Textual values of no more than 5 characters.
Type of alteration present. Textual values of no more than 59 characters.
Width of the alteration zone, in km. Real numbers stored in double precision.
Types of other mineral deposits found within 5km, values from Cox and Singer (1986). Textual values of no more than 22 characters.
Types of other mineral deposits found between 5km and 10km away, values from Cox and Singer (1986). Textual values of no more than 16 characters.
Additional descriptive comments about the deposit. Textual values of no more than 1024 characters.
A distinct numerical identifier for the database record without further scientific significance. Integer values. Int of width 3.
Name of minerals reported as present in the deposit, without regard for their abundance. Most rock-forming minerals, such as feldspar, calcite, and quartz, are not included. Some variants of rock forming minerals that may be related to mineralization or alteration, such as Ag calcite, are included. Textual values of no more than 32 characters.
A distinct numerical identifier for the database record without further scientific significance. Integer values. Int of width 3.
Papers and web sites that were used to describe the deposit. In a few cases unpublished sources were used. Textual values of no more than 400 characters.