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Chat (mining)

Chat (mining)

Rock waste from lead-zinc mining.

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  1. Chat Pile

    American rock band.

    53%

  2. Tri-State district

    Historic U.S. lead-zinc mines.

    16%

  3. Tar Creek Superfund site

    Contaminated area in Oklahoma, US.

    16%

  4. Picher, Oklahoma

    Ghost town in Oklahoma, United States.

    5.1%

  5. Chert

    Hard, fine-grained sedimentary rock composed of cryptocrystalline silica.

    4.4%

  6. Dolomite (mineral)

    Carbonate mineral: CaMg(CO3)2.

    2.5%

  7. Viburnum, Missouri

    City in Missouri, United States.

    1.3%

  8. Southeast Missouri Lead District

    Lead mining area in Missouri, US.

    1.3%

  9. Zinc

    Chemical element with atomic number 30 (Zn).

    0.55%

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  1. Chat Pile

    American rock band.

    63%

  2. Picher, Oklahoma

    Ghost town in Oklahoma, United States.

    16%

  3. Tar Creek Superfund site

    Contaminated area in Oklahoma, US.

    5.2%

  4. Spoil tip

    Pile built of accumulated spoil.

    4.6%

  5. Track ballast

    Trackbed upon which railway ties are laid.

    2.1%

  6. Tri-State district

    Historic U.S. lead-zinc mines.

    1.3%

  7. Quapaw, Oklahoma

    Town in the U.S. state of Oklahoma and capital of the Quapaw Nation.

    0.67%

  8. Treece, Kansas

    Ghost town in Cherokee County, Kansas.

    0.3%