Tintic Mining District

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Tintic Mining District is a historic mining area in central Utah known for its rich deposits of silver, lead, gold, and other minerals that spurred significant economic development in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic mining district
mining district
contributedTo development of railroad infrastructure in central Utah
growth of Eureka, Utah as a mining town
country United States of America
surface form: United States
developmentType underground mining
discovered 1869
economicImpact spurred regional economic development in Utah
geologicalSetting carbonate replacement deposits
epithermal veins
hasEnvironmentalIssue abandoned mine lands
mine waste and tailings
hasMiningCamp Diamond NERFINISHED
Eureka NERFINISHED
Knightville NERFINISHED
Mammoth NERFINISHED
Silver City NERFINISHED
historicalEra American Old West NERFINISHED
knownFor high-grade silver-lead ores
rich polymetallic ore deposits
languageOfName English
listedIn Utah historic mining records
locatedIn Utah
central Utah NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Juab County, Utah NERFINISHED
Utah County, Utah NERFINISHED
namedAfter Chief Tintic NERFINISHED
near Eureka, Utah NERFINISHED
Mammoth, Utah NERFINISHED
Silver City, Utah NERFINISHED
oreType oxidized ores
sulfide ores
organized 1870
partOf East Tintic Mountains NERFINISHED
historic mining regions of the American West
peakProductionPeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
region Great Basin NERFINISHED
significantCommodity copper
fluorspar
gold
iron
lead
manganese
silver
zinc
surveyedBy United States Geological Survey NERFINISHED
timePeriodOfSignificance circa 1870–1930

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Juab County, Utah contains Tintic Mining District