Arizona Geological Survey Contributed Reports
The Christmas copper deposit is located in southern-most Gila County, Arizona approximately 70 miles north of Tucson and 100 miles southeast of Phoenix (Figure 1). Situated in the Dripping Spring...
Resource Identifiers: CR-21-A
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The Mogollon Rim is one of the longest escarpments on Earth;
extending for over 200 miles (322 km) across central Arizona and reaching a height of 2000 ft.
(610 m.), this imposing line of cliffs...
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From the introduction, "During the project, 67 plutons were identified and 64 were sampled. The 3 not sampled are large, complex Precambrian batholiths not designated for sampling in the...
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From 1910 to 1996, the US Bureau of Mines (USBM) published nearly 12,000 articles in three publication series, Bulletin, Circular, and Research Investigations. This excel spreadsheet compiles all...
Resource Identifiers: CR-20-D
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ABSTRACT. The Santa Catalina Mountains in southeastern Arizona include extensive mylonitic fabrics developed within
granitic and gneissic rocks that make up most of the range. These fabrics are...
Resource Identifiers: CR-20-C
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The story of the Helvetia-Rosemont Mining District is one of meeting challenges to provide a better life through persistence and hard work. The pre-World War II history of the district highlights...
Resource Identifiers: CR-20-B
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This contributed report represents a re-release of a major study of the uranium favorability of Cordilleran metamorphic core complexes. It was funded by the US Department of Energy (DOE) through a...
Resource Identifiers: CR-20-A
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A compilation of ~ 50 research papers on the geologic setting of the Colorado River region in California, Arizona, and Nevada. Dedicated to Warren B. Hamilton and R. Ernest Anderson for their...
Resource Identifiers: Anderson-Hamilton Volume
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brief reconnaissance (5-8 November 2008) of the Big Sandy Formation near Wikieup (on US Highway 93 in Mohave County, Arizona) was undertaken to reconcile a reported dominance of lacustrine beds (...
Resource Identifiers: CR-08-D
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The Arizona Geological Survey is a publicly funded state agency that saved Arizonans $30 million over the last 12 months in cost avoidance. AZGS’ impact can be categorized under three pillars; it...
Resource Identifiers: CR-19-A
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George R. Simpson was issued Navajo Tribal Mining Permit No. 48 in the northwestern Carrizo Mountains, Apache County, Arizona on August 6, 1954. This permit was one mile square
(Figure 1). On this...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-E
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The Geothermal Resource Evaluation Program of the Eastern San Francisco
Volcanic Field, Arizona, has been a fifteen-month study collecting and evaluating geological
and geophysical data to assess...
Resource Identifiers: CR-10-D
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Master thesis by T.R. Steinke.
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The Pliocene Bouse Formation in the lower Colorado River trough locally contains laminated
marl and claystone interpreted by O’Connell et al. (2017) to represent the spring-neap tide cycle
during...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-K
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Flooding issues and drainage problems associated with historical development on four active alluvial fan
study sites in central Arizona were examined to document the effectiveness of engineered...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-J
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The rocks and structures exposed in the Moon Mountains of the Colorado River
Indian Reservation, west-central Arizona, record Mesozoic thrusting within the Maria
fold and thrust belt, and...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-I
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Mesquite Mountain, situated on the Colorado River Indian Reservation of westcentral
Arizona, records a continuous progression of deformational styles characterized
by older, penetrative, ductile...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-H
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Field-based geologic mapping has
identified one large central volcano and
84 small volcanoes and intrusions in an
area of 180 mi2 (470 km2) on and near the
Mogollon Rim in the north part of Verde...
Resource Identifiers: CR-16-E
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William R. Dickinson was in the process of preparing a comprehensive publication on the
Mesozoic stratigraphy and tectonic setting of the Colorado Plateau when he died abruptly while
on a...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-G
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The Cenozoic paleogeography of Arizona is interpreted
from the sedimentary and volcanic strata
throughout the state. Paleogeographic features such
as mountains, plateaus, depositional basins, and...
Resource Identifiers: CR-18-F
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