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Liming Prospect, Garfield County, Oklahoma, USAi
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Latitude & Longitude (WGS84):
36° 33' 31'' North , 97° 59' 51'' West
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Nearest Settlements:
PlacePopulationDistance
Hillsdale127 (2017)0.7km
Nash204 (2011)12.8km
Goltry263 (2017)14.1km
Kremlin268 (2017)14.9km
North Enid925 (2017)17.9km
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Enid Gem & Mineral SocietyEnid, Oklahoma21km
Mindat Locality ID:
353815
Long-form identifier:
mindat:1:2:353815:2
GUID (UUID V4):
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Structure: Gentle Westward Dip, Less Than 30 Ft/Mile

Tectonics: Interior Basin; Deltaic Red Bed Margin

Commodity: Copper may be sporadic

Deposit: The crisfield is very permeable, and possibly it is a conduit for descending copper solutions. Dott and merritt (1940) give information. Reiter (1921, p. 67) gives early information.

Development: This was actively being dug in 1921 for copper.

Geology: The crisfield sandstone is about 70 ft below base of bison formation and is several feet thick. It is greenish gray and contains much siltstone. Bingham and bergman (1980) give geology of area.

Rock formation(s): Salt Plains Formation
Crisfield Bed Of Salt Plains Formation


Ore(s): Stratabound, Reducing Environment

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