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Ferguson and others (1953) first mapped the geology of the Monte Cristo Range in reconnaissance at a scale of 1:125,000, and this map, including slight additions, was used by Albers and Stewart (1972) on a 1:250,000scale map of Esmeralda County. Ferguson (1928) published a geologic map of the Gilbert district, and Ferguson and Muller (1949, fig. 10) published a map of part of the western Monte Cristo Range. More recently, Moore (1981) mapped and described an area in the southern part of the range, and Hambrick (1984) mapped an area in the southwestern part of the range. Phariss (1974) and Maldonado (1984) mapped parts of Lone Mountain in the southeastern part of the map area. Speed and Cogbill (1979) and Speed (1981, 1984) mapped the geology of areas in the western part of the map area and in areas to the west and northwest of the map area. Geologic maps adjacent to the map area are by Whitebread and Hardyman (1987) to the northeast, Bonham and Garside (1979) to the east, Robinson and others (1976) to the southwest, and Molinari (1984a,b) to the north. The map and figures presented here incorporate information from Ferguson (1928), Ferguson and MpHer (1949, fig. 10), Phariss (1974), Moore (1981), Hambrick (1984), Maldonado (1984), R.C. Speed (written commun., 1985), D.H. Whitebread (written commun., 1986), D.A. John (written commun., 1986), and our own mapping from 1982 to 1985 (fig. 1). Our mapping was part of the Tonopah 1° by 2° quadrangle project of the Conterminous United States Mineral Appraisal Program (John and others, 1991). Albers and Stewart (1972) give a summary of the mineral deposits in the Monte Cristo Range and adjacent areas, and specific information on some aspects of these deposits is giv.en by Ferguson (1928), Sandy (1965), Nash and others (1985), and Orris and Kleinhampl U986). During the late 1930's and early 1990's, two open-pit gold-silver mines (McLean and Boss Mines) were active in the area (The Nevada Mineral Industry, 1987; Ehni, 1991).

Geologic map of the Monte Cristo Range area, Esmeralda and Mineral counties, Nevada