History, geology, and environmental setting of the Tweed Mine, Pike/San Isabel National Forest, Chaffee County, Colorado
By: by Robert H. Wood II and John Neubert
Contributors: Neubert, John T.; Colorado Geological Survey
Series: Open-file report / Colorado Geological Survey -- 01-11; Open file report (Colorado Geological Survey) -- 01-11.
Publisher: Colorado Geological Survey
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Denver, CO
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource] /
Subjects: Abandoned mines; Geology; Acid mine drainage; Gold mines and mining; Abandoned mined lands reclamation; Pollution
Other titles: History, geology, and environmental setting of the Tweed Mine
Description: "Describes the history, geology, and environmental setting of the Tweed Mine near Monarch Pass west of Salida. The Tweed Mine lies mostly on private land, but effluent from the mine flows onto U.S. Forest Service-administered land and into the Middle Fork of the South Arkansas River"--Foreword.
Notes: Title from disc label.

"CGS OF 01-11"--Container spine.

Includes bibliographical references.

System requirements: Adobe Acrobat Reader (available on the disc).