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Year Published: 2019 Arsenic, antimony, mercury, and water temperature in streams near Stibnite mining area, central Ido, 201117. Mineralization and historical mining of stibnite (antimony sulfide), tungsten, gold, silver, and mercury in the headwaters of the East Fork of the South Fork Salmon River (EFSFSR) near the former town of Stibnite in central Ido resulted in waterquality
Miners first came to Stibnite during Idos gold rush days in 1899. Over the next few years, the number of miners at the site continued to grow and several operators, including United Mercury Mining Company and Bradley Mining Company, started working in the area. In 1938, miners started focusing their efforts on the Yellow Pine Pit.
The Yellow Pine/Stibnite mining area is located on the South Fork of the Salmon River near its confluence with Johnson Creek in Valley County. Today most of the area is part of the Payette National Forest and the Boise National Forest. Gold was the first thing that miners were interested in,
Stibnite Yellow Pine Mining Area is a superfund site located at T18n R9e S3, Stibnite, ID 83677. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) identifies sites such as Stibnite Yellow Pine Mining Area because they pose or had once posed a potential risk to human health and/or the environment due to contamination by one or more hazardous wastes.
White Metal Prospect, Ido Primitive Area, Yellow Pine Mining District, Valley Co., Ido, USA ( miles) Antimony Ridge Mine (Babbitt Metal Mine; Hanson Antimony Mine), Yellow Pine Mining District, Valley Co., Ido, USA
The Stibnite Gold Project site is located in one of the most historic mining districts in all of Ido. It has been home to thousands of miners, operated by several different companies and was critical to the war effort in the 1940s and 1950s.
The Stibnite/Yellow Pine Mining Area is about 14 miles east of the town of Yellow Pine in Valley County, Ido, in the Payette National Forest. The site comprises a number of waste source areas resulting from mining along Meadow Creek and East Fork South Fork (EFSF) Salmon River.
1951 Stibnite School photo courtesy Sandy McRae Stibnite Mine Ido PTV The Stibnite Mine is located about 13 miles from Yellow Pine. Stibnite was a company town of several thousand people, with its own hospital and school. There was also a bowling alley, a theater, a ski team and a high school football team! Because
#0183;#32;The road from Yellow Pine to Stibnite was built in 1928 and ''29, after Coxes came. quot;Before that road was built, Clark [Cox] freighted the doors and windows for the Stibnite mining camp. He used the old Thunder Mountain road, starting at Twin Bridges, up the mountain, across Riordan Creek, and on over the Meadow Creek hill into Stibnite.
GEOLOGY, GEOCHRONOLOGY, AND GEOCHEMISTRY OF THE STIBNITEYELLOW PINE GOLDANTIMONYTUNGSTEN MINING AREA, IDO. View/ Open. Wintzer_wsu_0251E_ () Date 2019. Author. Wintzer, Niki Everette. Metadata
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#0183;#32;The Stibnite Gold Project (formerly Golden Meadows Project) is located in the historic StibniteYellow Pine mining district in central Ido, US. Mining activities at the project site were performed by former owners between 1925 and 1997.
The Stibnite Mining District is one of the most historic mining districts in all of Ido. The site is rich with minerals, including gold, silver, antimony and the last hundred years, it has been home to thousands of miners, operated by several different mining companies and was critical to the war effort in the 1940s and 1950s.
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