(Table I, page 1348) Composition of ferromanganese oxide concretions from lake Ontario (Extract)

A large deposit of ferromanganese oxide concretions has been found in the northern portion of Lake Ontario. The concretions occur mainly in the form of coatings on sand grains but manganese nodules are present at several localities. Mineralogically, the ferromanganese oxide phases are amorphous, and their Fe and Mn contents are similar to those in concretions from other environments. However, their Ni, Co, and Cu contents are significantly higher than those reported in previously described North American lacustrine ferromanganese concretions, and this may, in part, be a reflection of their probable low rates of accumulation.

Secretary of the Interior on the Pacific railroads; extract from annual report. Second session, forty-fifth Congress, December 3, 1877.

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