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Ore deposits sometimes are found as a what?

extrusion


What are ore deposits sometimes found as?

layered intrusion.


How do you make gold in lotro?

You mine gold ore from gold deposits and then smelt them if you are a prospector; you get gold ingots. Gold ore can be found in the North Downs and probably many other places.


What are the two places were rich deposits of gold iron-ore and copper found?

canada, afganistan


What are the two places in India where rich deposits of gold iron ore and copper found?

dahod,ahmedabad


Can you get gold from copper mineral?

many, but not all, copper ore deposits also contain gold


What is the gold ore industry?

This category covers establishments primarily engaged in mining gold ores from lode deposits or in the recovery of gold from placer deposits by any method.


Where are the major deposits of metal ore found?

in the ground somewhere


Can platinum ores be found on the beach?

Platinum, like gold, can be alluvially transported from a lode and found in ore-grade sand deposits, so yes, conceivable, platinum ores can be found on the beach. Platinum nuggets from placer deposits are far rarer than gold nuggets and are highly valued by collectors.


What are deposits of valuable minerals found in veins or layers?

Ore bodies.


In what part of the us are large deposits of iron ore found?

In canada


What has the author Charles Frederick Park written?

Charles Frederick Park has written: 'Manganese deposits of Cuba' -- subject(s): Economic Geology, Geology, Geology, Economic, Manganese mines and mining, Manganese ores, Mineralogy, Mines and mineral resources, Ore deposits, Volcanic ash, tuff 'Preliminary report on gold deposits of the Virginia Piedmont' -- subject(s): Gold mines and mining 'Ore deposits' -- subject(s): Ore deposits