File:USGS Streltsovsk.png
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English: USGS geologic map of the Streltsovskoye Caldera and eighteen uranium mines numbered, where 2 is Streltsovskoye. Roman numerals indicate major tectonic structures, where VI is the Streltsovskoye Fault. The "v" symbol marks massive and fluidal rhyolite and tuff, while "+" marks Variscan granite. |
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| Source | Volcanogenic Uranium Deposits: Geology, Geochemical Processes, and Criteria for Resource Assessment, USGS Open-File Report 2010-1001 |
| Author | J. Thomas Nash |
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