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PROCEEDINGS OF THE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY. .Jan. 23,
where matters of course, are here of necessity reduced to mere
inferences.
Dimensions of the Lode. — The Cobre lode, as at present known, is
limited in its crop to a distance of about a mile, but it probably
ranges further to the east. Near the eastern extremity a branch is
given off, making an angle of about 30°, and proceeding south-west.
At the bifurcation, which is well seen on the steep banks of the
Cobre River, both lode and branch are nearly vertical, and the latter is
large ; but as it proceeds it becomes irregular, and is broken up and
intersected by numerous threads and strings. The main lode is cut
off to the west by a cross course, after being heaved by several slides
of small amount. See fig. 3.
Fig. 2. — General Map of the Country around Cohre.
Scale of Geoffrofihicai MxTes.
(The arrows mark the dips.)
Although the whole extent of the lode, as known by the crop,
extends to 1800 yards or thereabouts, it is but a small part of this
that can be regarded as valuable. The whole workings on the prin-

cipal vein are limited to a linear extension of 800 yards, and the
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The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London.
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Page 146
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  • The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London. v. 12 (1856).
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