McDermitt Caldera

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McDermitt Caldera is a large volcanic caldera on the Nevada–Oregon border known for its extensive volcanic history and significant lithium-bearing mineral deposits.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
volcanic caldera
associatedWith Yellowstone hotspot track NERFINISHED
hotspot volcanism
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formedDuring Miocene epoch NERFINISHED
geologicalAge Miocene NERFINISHED
hasDepositType caldera-hosted lithium deposit
volcanic-hosted uranium deposit
hasEconomicImportance critical mineral exploration
lithium resource
hasFeature ash-flow tuff sheets
caldera rim
resurgent dome
hasMineralDeposit clay-hosted lithium
fluorine
lithium
mercury
potassium
uranium
hasResearchDiscipline economic geology
geochemistry
petrology
volcanology
hasRockType basalt
ignimbrite
rhyolite
tuff
hasTectonicSetting extensional regime
hasVolcanicOrigin silicic volcanism
isKnownFor extensive volcanic history
significant lithium-bearing mineral deposits
locatedIn Basin and Range Province NERFINISHED
Great Basin NERFINISHED
Nevada
Oregon
locatedOn Nevada–Oregon border
near McDermitt, Nevada NERFINISHED
partOf McDermitt volcanic field NERFINISHED
relatedTo Basin and Range extension NERFINISHED
spans Humboldt County, Nevada NERFINISHED
Malheur County, Oregon NERFINISHED
studiedFor caldera-related mineralization
lithium resource potential

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McDermitt hasNearbyGeologicalFeature McDermitt Caldera