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28° 29° 30° 31° 32°
BULGARIA
Pb Cu
Fe
Black Sea
Mn
GREECE CuAu
41°
Fe Cu
Istanbul Fe
Cu
Marmara Sea
Mn
Mn
Fe As
PbBa
As
40° A Au PbCu Cr W As Fe
Cu Fe Zn Cr SbW
Pb W W PbAs Sb B B Mo Fe Mg Cr
Fe Fe PbZn Mg Mn
PbZn Fe Fe Cr Mo PbZn
Sb
Fe Sb Fe S Mn Mg sep
B Cr
Sb Ba B
FeCu Fe
B
39° F PbZn
Fe Sb
Hg alu Al alu
Hg AuAg B Hg
Sb Au
Au B
AuAs AuAs Al G asb
Sb AuAs
Fe C Hg Cu
Al AuAs D
38° E
Hg S S
Al S
Al Fe Mg
AuAs
Fe
Fe Al Cr Cr Cr
Al Mn Cr
37° Al Cr Cu
Cr
Cr
Cr Cr Cr
Cr
0 100 km
Mn Cr
Size Morphology Districts
Large Small Volcanic and volcano sedimentary
Veins deposits or early magmatic
Stratiform Deposits associated with
deposits Occurrences medial stage volcanism
Stockworks Deposits assosiated with
late orogenic volcanism
Genetic Type
Hydrothermal deposits: Late orogenic
Surficial alteration
Residual deposits
Volcanogenic
Mesothermal Sedimentary deposits
Magmatic sep Sepiolite
Metamorphic and metasomatic alu Alunite
FIG. 4.5 Simplified metallogenic map of Turkey. The original sheet of the Metallogenic Map of Europe shows
different deposit types and commodities in different colors as well as underlying geology. (From Lafitte 1970,
Sheet 8.)