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Mineral activities within Rich County, Utah
Natural Resources and Environmental Issues
  • Patsy Palacios, SJ & Jessie E Quinney Natural Resources Research Library, Utah State University, Logan
  • Chris Luecke, Watershed Sciences, Utah State University, Logan
  • Justin Robinson, Watershed Sciences, Utah State University, Logan
Publication Date
1-1-2007
Abstract

The mineral resources of the area include deposits of phosphate, sand, gravel, limestone, quartzite, and oil. Large deposits of phosphate are in the northern and eastern parts of Rich County. U.S. Geological survey showed extensive deposits of rock-phosphate, stretching from the Crawford Mountains in Bear River Valley to Laketown and on through to Paris and Montpelier, and over the pass into Soda Springs (Parson, 1996). These deposits have been partially mined but continuing mining efforts remain highly dependent on the current market price.

Citation Information
Patsy Palacios, Chris Luecke and Justin Robinson. "Mineral activities within Rich County, Utah" (2007)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/chris_luecke/191/