SOUTHERN RHODESIA GEOLOGICAL SURVEY BULLETIN No. 24. The Geology of The Lower Gwanda Gold Belt

If you are a fan of gold mining history and geology, you will love this bulletin from the Southern Rhodesia Geological Survey. This bulletin, published in 1933, covers the geology of the lower Gwanda gold belt, one of the most important gold-producing regions in Zimbabwe.

The lower Gwanda gold belt is part of the Gwanda greenstone belt, which stretches 80 km in an east-west direction and contains basaltic rocks with minor felsic and ultramafic units. 1.

This bulletin provides a detailed description of the geological features and mineral deposits of the lower Gwanda gold belt, including:

• The stratigraphy and structure of the metamorphic rocks
• The petrology and geochemistry of the banded iron formations
• The occurrence and distribution of gold-bearing quartz veins
• The origin and evolution of the ore fluids
• The classification and correlation of the granitic intrusions

The bulletin also includes maps, diagrams, photographs and tables to illustrate the data and observations. It is a comprehensive and authoritative source of information for anyone interested in the geology or history of Zimbabwe or Africa.

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