ID: 1002
rec_id: 1002
site_name: Doe Peak 1 talc occurrence
oremin: A pale-green, foliated platy talc with minor and very finely disseminated magnetite***consists mostly of talc with trace amounts of chlorite and fibrous tremolite"" (Ferns and Ramp, 1988, p. 35).
devel: outcrops
json: {"id":"http:\/\/mrdata.usgs.gov\/asbestos\/record\/1002","type":"Feature","geometry":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[-122.76814417325,42.014956164999]},"properties":{"state":"OR","county":"Jackson","site_name":"Doe Peak 1 talc occurrence","devel":"outcrops","latitude":"42.0151","longitude":"-122.767","oremin":"A pale-green, foliated platy talc with minor and very finely disseminated magnetite***consists mostly of talc with trace amounts of chlorite and fibrous tremolite\"\" (Ferns and Ramp, 1988, p. 35).","assocmin":"talc, magnetite, chlorite","hostrock":"serpentinite","mineral":[{"role":"asbestos","name":"tremolite"},{"role":"associated","name":"talc"},{"role":"associated","name":"magnetite"},{"role":"associated","name":"chlorite"}],"reference":[{"citation":"Ferns and Ramp (1988, p. 33, 35)","source":"ofr20101041","reference":"Ferns, M.L., and Ramp, Len, 1988, Investigations of talc in Oregon: Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries Special Paper 18, 52 p., 4 plates."}]}}
url: https://mrdata.usgs.gov/asbestos/show-asbestos.php?rec_id=1002