Antimony King Mine
Churchill, Nevada
39.7499°N 117.7509°W
39.7499°N 117.7509°W
The Antimony King Mine, located in Churchill, Nevada, is situated within the Bernice Mining District, which has a significant historical association with mining activities. The primary minerals extracted from this mine are sphalerite, stibnite, and pyrite. These minerals are found in narrow veinlets that measure approximately 1.22 meters (4.00 feet) in width. The geological context of the mine includes slate, which originated during the Upper Jurassic epoch, dating back approximately 163.50 to 145.00 million years ago.
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1 World-class significance is determined by total endowment of the contained commodity. This includes all past production and remaining reserves. Each commodity is considered separately and commodities cannot be combined to arrive at a significant size. The tonnage thresholds are from the mine model grade-tonnage studies. As of June 2008, many entries were classified as significant under less strict rules.
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