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Mineral distribution map of the Philippines [cartographic material] / compiled and drawn by the Geological Survey Division, Bureau of Mines in cooperation with private mining companies ; edited by the Philippine Committee on Mineral Distribution and Metallogenic Maps, June 1964
Bib ID395114FormatMapAuthorPhilippines. Geological Survey Division
EditionEd. 1 1964.
ScaleScale 1:2 500 000 (E 116⁰--E 127⁰/N 21⁰--N 4⁰) DescriptionManila : The Bureau, [1964]
6 maps ; 75 x 50 cm.
Full contents
- Iron and ferro-alloy metals
- Base metals
- Precious and rare metals
- Ceramic and refractory minerals
- Chemical and fertilizer minerals
- Other industrial minerals.
Includes index to "Producing mines" and notes.
Map of Philippines showing industrial minerals and mines.
"Bureau of Mines, Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources"
"E5-072 (8)"SubjectsMines and mineral resources - Philippines - Maps. | Philippines - Maps.
Other authors/contributorsPhilippines. Bureau of Mines | Philippines. Dept. of Agriculture and Natural Resources | Philippine Committee on Mineral Distribution and Metallogenic Maps
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To accurately answer your question about which area of the country is least rich in mineral deposits according to a specific map, I would need to see the map in question. Generally, regions with less geological diversity or those that are primarily agricultural or urbanized tend to have fewer mineral deposits. If you can describe the areas depicted on the map, I can help you deduce which might be the least rich in mineral resources.
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The Philippines is rich in various mineral resources, including copper, gold, chromite, nickel, and iron. Other minerals present in the country include limestone, silica, coal, and marble. The Philippines is known for its significant mineral deposits and is a leading producer of minerals in the Southeast Asian region.
What map shows minerals of an area?
A geological map shows the distribution and types of minerals in an area. These maps are valuable for understanding the mineral composition of a region and can be used for mineral exploration, land use planning, and environmental assessment.
What tropics are in the Philippines?
No, the tropics are larger than the Philippines (they run round the whole planet north and south of the Equator. Thus the question should be :- "Are the Philippines in the tropics" The answer to that question is "Yes" (see the map of the tropics in the related link below.
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