GEOLOGY & MINERAL RESOURCES OF BUNDI
DISTRICT
Bundi district takes its name from a narrow valley called Bundi-Ka-Nal in which the
town of Bundi is situated. The district is situated in south-east portion of state between
lattitude 24°59'11" to 25°53'11" north and longitude. 75°19'30" to 76°19'30" east. The
district covers an area of 5550 sq.kms. It is rhombus in shape and forms boundaries with
Tonk in north, Kota in east, Chittorgarh in south and Bhilwara in west. Chambal river
forms the eastern boundary with Kota. The district comprises four tehsils namely Hindoli,
Nainwa, Bundi and Keshoraipatan.
Bundi is well connected by road to Jaipur, Kota, Bhopal and Udaipur. The national
highway No. 12 from Jaipur to Jabalpur passes through Bundi. It is 200 kms. from Jaipur,
35 kms. from Kota, 285 kms. from Udaipur. The Chittorgarh-Kota broadgauge line
passes through Bundi connecting it to western railway main DelhiBombay line at Kota.
The nearest airport is Kota.
Physiographically the district is irregular rhombus shaped, traversed throughout its whole
length from south-west to north-east by a double line of hills constituting the central
Bundi range, which divides it in about two equal portions. For many miles the
precepitous scarp on southern face of this range forms an almost impassable barrier
between the plain country on either side. The main rivers crossing the district are
Chambal and Mez. Smaller rivers include Mangli, Eais, Talera and Ghora Pachar.
Geology
Geologically the district consists of diverse rock types belonging to oldest Archean
metamorphites of Bhilwara Supergroup and Upper Proterozoic sedimentaries of
Vindhyan Supergroup. NE-SW part of the district is exposed by the rock types belonging
to Bhilwara Supergroup and in remaining part rock types of Vindhyan Supergroup exist.
Modified and generalised lithographic sequence after G.S.I. (1981) is given below:-
Bhilwara Supergroup has occupied NE-NW part of the district where rocks of Hindoli,
Mangalwar & Jahajpur Groups are exposed. The Hindoli Group of rocks extend from
village Hindoli in the west to the village Babi in east. The Jahajpur Group of rocks are
exposed in the form of linear belt from Itunda in west to Nainwa village in the east.
Pre Aravalli intrusives like granite & dolerites are exposed near village Basni, Deva Ka
Khera & Odhanda of Hindoli tehsil of Bundi district. General trend of rocks is N 40° E
with 60° NW dip.
Vindhyan sedimentary sequences have occupied north eastern to southern part of the
district. These are grouped as upper Vindhyan Supergroup (100-600 m.y.) and separated
from Bhilwara Supergroup by a major reverse fault known as great boundary fault. All
the three Kaimur, Rewa & Bhander Groups with their formations & members are well
exposed.
Rocks of Kaimur Group occur as outlier on the NW of Great Boundary fault in between
Bundi Indergarh area.
Rewa Group comprises Panna shales, Indergarh (Lower Rewa) sandstone, Jhiri shale and
Ganurgarh (Upper Rewa) sandstone formations. Panna shale & Indergarh sandstone are
exposed SW of Indergarh extending upto 5 kms. Jhiri shales & Govindgarh sandstone are
persistent and both occur together in between Taragarh fort of Bundi and Indergarh for
about 72 kms.
Lakheri limestone of Lower Bhander sub group occurs in between greenish grey Samaria
shale above and reddish brown Ganurgarh shale below and marked by intraformational
conglomerate & breccia at the base and extends intermittently for 80 kms in 1-2 kms.
wide belt upto Indergarh. Samaria shale is over lain by Bundi hill sandstone. Bundi hill
sandstone constitute the Bundi hill and mostly exposed in the southern part of the district.
The Sirbu shale is conformably underlain by the Bundi hill sandstone and over lain by
Maiher sandstone occurring in eastern and southern part of the district. The Sirbhu shale
limestone is generally confined in lower & middle part of the Sirbhu shale. The limestone
in lower part is siliceous & dolomitic in nature, where as upper limestone is stromatolitic
(siliceous) in nature but belongs to cement grade.
Maihar sandstone occurs only in a hill on the east of Lakheri. Balwan limestone occurs
conformably above the Maihar sandstone and is exposed near Kamaleshwar mahadev &
in river Chaken. Its lower part is greyish, ferrugineous, arenaceous & cherty in nature
where as upper horizon is pinkish & stromatolitic in nature. Dholpura shale conformably
overlies the Balwan limestone & exposed near Dholpura, Daulatpura, Narayanpura &
Sandelnala. It is pinkish, purple, reddish & brown in colour, thinly bedded & horizontally
disposed.
Quarternary sediments representing scree, talus, aeolian & alluvium. Alluvial is
occupying the large part of the district where most of the part is undercultivation.
Mineral Resources
The most important mineral resources of Bundi are limestone and sandstone. The
limestone deposits cater to one of the oldest cememt plant of state at Lakheri. However
most of the deposits are marginal cement grade and also fall in forest. Other minerals
include silica sand, marble, iron, clay etc.
Details are given below:
Limestone
The occurrence of an extensive belt of Vindhyan limestone from Buncli to Lakheri is
known since long. The oldest cement plant of Rajasthan at Lakheri (1917) is located at
the eastern end of this belt. Limestone belonging to the upper Vindhyans is well exposed
in most of the areas and extends for more than 60 kms. strike length. Limestone occurs in
different bands from high hills to foot hills and is of grey and pink colour. There are two
fairly wide shale bands separating the limestone bands around Bundi. The limestone is
commonly massive and fine grained~The grey and upper limestone is mostly marginal to
cement grade while pink or lower limestone is low grade due to shale partings and
intercalations. Almost entire deposit is close to the Kota-Jaipur highway. The nearest
railway station is Bundi in west on Kota-Chittorgarh broad gauge line and Indergarh in
east on Kota-Delhi main line.
Limestone deposit near Bundi
The limestone deposit near Bundi lies around villages Satur, Haripura, Ganpatpura,
Khatkar, Rampuria, Saipura, Keshopura, Baldeopura, Kundaliya, Kathiary, Kuagaon,
Pholai, Phutatalao, Chipalta etc. The nearest railway station is Bundi. The limestone
belongs to Bhander Group of Vindhyan Supergroup and is exposed over a strike length of
60 kms. trending ENE-WSW. For description purpose these deposits can be divided into
following different blocks.
(a) Satur-Haripura Area
The limestone deposit of Satur is located about 8 kms. west of Bundi, on Kota-Ajmer
state highway. Limestone occurs as alternating bands of pink and grey limestone. The
pink limestone is marginal cement grade. The analysis results show average CaO 43.3%,
MgO 2% and Si02 15%. Near Satur, limestone occurs in two bands formed due to
folding. The southern band is named as Haripura block. On the basis of surface work,
G.S.I. has estimated about 500 million tonnes reserves in this part of the belt. The State
Department has carried out investigation in part of Satur area carrying out 397 mts.
drilling spread over 21 boreholes and proved 21 million tonnes reserves under drill
indicated and 14 million tonnes in inferred category: In part of this block (25° 25', 25°
30', 75° 25', 75° 30'), cement corporation of India carried out detailed investigation
around Tabgaon Haripura, Satur in Hindoli tehsil and Saipura, Ganpatpura of Bundi
tehsil. On the basis of exploratory drilling totalling 3990 mts. spread over 73 boreholes,
45.90 million tonnes reserves have been proved. Almost entire area falls in reserve
forest.
(b) Ganpatpura-Khatiari Area:
This limestone block extends for a strike length of 14 kms. via. Saipura, Barwas,
Kundalia, Rajwas, Khatiyari villages with average width 150 mts.. Department has
carried out investigations in Kundalia, Ganpatpura over a strike length of about 4 kms.
and established 36 million tonnes reserves on the basis of 8 boreholes totalling 443 mts.
drilling. The average grade of limestone is CaO 43.5%, MgO 1.10% and Si02 17.05%. It
can be used for cement manufacture by adding sweetner.
(c) Kuagaon-Pholai Area
In Kuagaon-Pholai area, limestone belt extends for about 2 kms. in length with average
width of 150 mts. The limestone is dark grey in colour, fine grained, hard and compact
with shale partings. The average grade is CaO 43.56%, MgO 1.19% and Si02 17%.
Drilling operations were carried out comprising 339.20 mts. drilling spread over 8
boreholes. Reserves of about 10.83 million tonnes have been assessed in drill indicated
and 7 million tonnes in inferred category.
(d) Dalelpura-Bhaironpura-Meznadi-Piplantari Area
The limestone belt extends for a strike length of 8.8 kms. with average width 330 mts.
from Dalelpura to Bhaironpura. Limestone occurs in foot-hills dipping against sloping
ground. The analysis results show CaO 45-48% and MgO 1-1.5%. From Bhaironpura to
Mez nadi via Gulkheri, the limestone belt has a strike length of 12.8 kms. and average
width 79 mts. The area falls in reserve forest. M/s. Upper Ganges Sugar Mills Ltd., have
carried out investigation in Bhaironpura-Gulkhari area for a strike length of 10 kms. and
proved 30 million tonnes reserves.
The further extension of the belt is from Mez nadi to Piplantari for a strike length of 12
kms and width 60 mts. having CaO content from 45 to 48.6% and MgO 1-2%.
G.S.I. has carried out surface investigation in all these areas and assessed reserves in
different blocks as given below:
1. Dalelpura-Bhaironpura Block: 106.70 million tonnes
2. Bhaironpura-Meznadi Block: 38.90 million tonnes
3. Meznadi-Piplantari Block: 31.10 million tonnes
Limestone deposit near Phutatalao-Chipalata Area
The limestone band occurs 1.5 km. west of Phutatalao and extends for a strike length of
app. 5 kms. with average width of 64 mts. This band occurs in between the two main
limestone bands. The limestone contains CaO 44 -47% MgO 1-1.15% and SiO2 12-15%
G.S.I. has assessed about 12 million tonnes reserves on basis of surface explorations.
Limestone deposit near Durwasanath temple and Sarodara
The limestone exposures near Durwasanath temple and Sarodara area belong to Bhander
Group of Vindhyan Supergroup and extends over a strike length of 4.5 kms. and width
800 mts. The limestone is grey, chocolate and red in colour. Grey limestone is of cement
grade whereas chocolate one is interbedded with shale partings and is of low grade. The
analysis results show CaO 42 to 52%, MgO 0.2 to 2% and SiO2 6 to 17% with low
alumina and iron. 432 mts. drilling has been carried out, spread over 11 boreholes,
estimating about 50 million tonnes reserves in 1.7 km. long belt. Entire area falls in
reserve forest.
Limestone deposit near Datunda and Basoli
The Deposit lies between Datunda and Basoli villages of tehsil Hindoli. The nearest
railway station is Bundi which is about 30 kms. The limestone deposit belongs to
Bhilwara Supergroup and extends over a strike length of 3 kms. with average width 25
mts. It occurs in discontinuous patches intercalated with shales and phyllites. Limestone
is pinkish white and green in colour. Six boreholes were drilled in the area by the
department totalling 180.50 mts. drilling. A total of 1.83 million tonnes reserves have
been proved containing average CaO 43.7%, MgO 0.68% and SiO2 18%. Partly the area
falls in reserve forest.
Limestone deposit near Bari Javati
The limestone deposit near Bari Javati extends for about 1.5 kms. occuring intermittantly
having a width of about 30 to 46 mts. of dolomitic limestone and 110 to 152 mts.. of grey
and pink limestone. The limestone belongs to upper Vindhyans. Department has carried
out investigation by putting 5 boreholes totalling 135 mts. drilling. The CaO content
varies from 32 to 45%, MgO 0.5 to 3.2% and SiO2 4 to 19% No. workable zone of
cement grade limestone was found.
Limestone deposit near Lakheri and Indergarh
The Bhander limestone near Lakheri is being exploited since 1917 for cement
manufacture. About 60 million tonnes reserves of cement grade limestone were estimated
under drill indicated and inferred categories to meet out the requirement of cement plant
located at Lakheri. (capacity 0.66 million tonnes of cement per annum). The plant is
owned by Associated Cement Company Limited.
In Indergarh area a reserve of 20 million tonnes of cement grade limestone has been
assessed by the department. The deposit is 5 kms. away from the Indergarh railway
station which falls on BombayDelhi broad gauge section of western railway. Presently
the limestone of this area is being utilised by A.C.C. as a sweetner.
In addition, there is a low grade limestone deposit containing 32 to 40% CaO near village
Nanta-Kualji, tehsil Keshoraipatan.
Silica Sand
It is an important raw material for glass industry. A good quality Silica Sand deposit is
located near Barodia in Bundi tehsi110 kms. from Bundi. The deposit falls along the
Great Boundary fault, which brings the Aravalli against lower Bhander sandstone of
Vindhyan Supergroup. The deposit is exposed in about one km. long and 100 mts wide
belt. Silica Sand contains as high as 99% Silica with 0.05 to 0.14% iron. Other areas
where Silica Sand occur are Tikarda and Dhulsagar.
Barytes
Baryte occurs in form of veins associated with quartz veins in dolomitic limestone near
Umar-Babi villages. There are two small baryte veins which occur for a strike length of
100 mts. containing white to grey colour barytes, about 1500 tonnes of reserves are
inferred.
Marble
Marble is found in Bundi district near Umar and Basoli villages. The marble is siliceous
in nature with 12 to 18 % MgO and is pink, white, grey and greenish in colour. At places
marble is quite massive in nature and blocks can be extracted which takes good polish.
Clays
There are occurrences of low grade kaolin clays in Bundi district. China clay occurs near
Manak Chowk, Sagodia, Mandpur and Satur and is used in whitewash.
Granite
Granite deposits of blockable nature has been identified near Basni & Devkheda villages
of Hindoli tehsil. The granite is reddish in colour, exposed for about one km. length.
Sand Stone
The lower Bhander sand stone in Bundi district has given good splittable sandstone
deposits. There are known working quarries around Dhansuara, Dabi, Parena, Dhonla,
Bapu, Budhpura, Laubakho, Naroli, Polopara, Rajpura and Gudlica etc. The sand stone is
pinkish, bluish, grey to brownish in colour, fine to medium grained jointed and well
bedded with flat dips. Splittable sandstone generally occurs below 1 to 1.5 mts. massive
sandstone and has a thickness of 3 to 4 mts. 12 lakh tonnes production was done in 199899 from 1355 leases.
Red Ochre
It is found near Basani, Khiniya and Basoli villages of Hindoli tehsil, associated with
phyllites and quartzites.
Iron Ore
Poor grade Iron ore occurs near Indergarh-Mohanpura, containing 28.49% to 55.95%
Fe203
Slate Stone
Slate Stone occurs near Babaji Ka Khera, Narenpura and Dainda villages of Hindoli
tehsil. There are 8 mining leases.
Mineral Based Industries
Among major mineral based industries, older cement plant of the state, Associated
Cement Companies Ltd. was installed near Lakheri town of Keshoraipatan tehsil of
Bundi district in 1917 with production capacity of 6.60 lakh tonnes per annum using lime
stone of Lakheri - Gandoli area, Kotri - Khemli area & Sandalnala areas. Other important
major mineral based industries are Silica Pulverizing Plant near village Barodia of
Hindoli tehsil of Bundi district using silica sands mainly from Barodia silica sand mine.
There are 36 minor mineral based industries in the district. Among these 18 are stone
cutting & polishing units (mostly in Bundi teh.) one fire brick making plant (Nainwa),
four stone grit plants, four brick kilns & remaining nine are the lime kilns. There is scope
of putting up of more lime units and stone cutting & polishing units.
Mineral Administration
Looking to the large number of areas of sandstone/ limestone etc. the Mineral
Administration work in the district is being looked after by two Mining Engineer offices.
Mining Engineer Bundi-I and Mining Engineer Bundi-II. Their work is supervised by
Superintending Mining Engineer Kota. The geological work is carriedout by office of
Senior Geologist. Which is under Superintending Geologist Jaipur. This office looks after
the geological work in Kota, Bundi, Sawai Madhopur, Karauli, Jhalawar and Baran
districts.
The telephone numbers of these offices are given below:
1. Mining Engineer Bundi-I
0747-22632
2. Mining Engineer Bundi-II
0747-22426
3. Senior Geologist Kota
0744-325110
During the year 1999-2000 work on 3 projects was carried out in Bundi district.
1. Mineral Survey for decorative shales, schists, and other economic minerals in
Hindoli tehsil, Bundi.
2. Mineral Survey for barytes and other economic minerals, Tehsil Nainwa & indergarh,
Distt. Bundi.
3. Evaluation of sandstone deposits and study of non-splittable sandstone for cutting and
polishing Bundi district.
For the year 2000-2001 one project has been proposed for geological work.
1. Regional Mineral Survey for splittable sandstone near Rakan, Kamalpur etc, tehsil
& distt. Bundi.
Unpublished Geological Reports of Bundi District
(A) Geological Survey of India and others
(Available with Department of Mines and Geology)
Malhotra, G.; 1988-90 : Metamorphic transect studies on the Mangalwar and the Hindoli
rock requences in parts of Tonk and Bundi districts.
Singh, R.S. Murthy, K.S.K.; 1966 Report on the study of stromatolite from the
precambrian and cambrian rocks of Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Bundi and Kota districts.
Crook Shank: Geological report on Bundi state.
Mehta, D.R.S. & Puri, S.N.; 1949 : Report on glass sand deposit near Barodhia.
Basu K.K.; 1959-60 : Note on the preliminary investigation of limestone deposit northeast of Bundi.
Prasad, Balmiki & Zutsi, Yoginder; 1972-73 : Systematic Geological mapping and
limestone sampling in parts of Bundi.
Prasad, Balmiki & Ramasamy, Somasundaram; 1976 : Geologycal mapping in parts
of Bundi & Kota districts.
Sharma, S.B. & Prasad, Balmiki; 1973-74: Geological mapping in Khinya Ladpura,
Bijoliya & Rawatbhata areas, districts Bundi, Bhilwara & Chittorgarh.
C .Rama Mohana; 1974-75 : Report on systematic geological mapping in parts of
Bhilwara & Bundi districts.
Reddy, U.S.N.; 1975-76 : Systematic geological mapping in parts of Bundi & Bhilwara
districts.
Prasad Balmiki; 1974-75 : Geological mapping in Mandalgarh, Dabi-Kota area,
Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Bundi & Kota districts.
Ray, J.H. & Reddy U.S.H.; 1978-79 : Systematic geological mapping in parts of Tonk
& Bundi districts.
Das Gupta, D.J.; 1984-86: Investigation for base metal mineralisation between
Gokulpura & Amargarh & between Gokulpura & Sakargarh Bhilwara & Bundi districts.
Jain, P.C.; 1984: A report on investigation for cement grade limestone near Bundi.
Sharma A.K. & etal; 1987-88 : A report on systematic geological mapping of Hindoli
and Jahajpur Groups in parts of Toposheet No. 45 0/9, 13, 14 & 54 C/1 in Bundi; Tonk &
Sawai Madhopur districts.
Sharma A.K.; 198-87 : A report on systematic geological mapping of Hindoli and
Jahajpur Groups in parts of Toposheet No. 45 0/10, in Bundi & Tonk districts.
Malhotra, g. & Ray S. Sinha; 1984-85 : Geology & base metal pontentials of the
Jahajpur belt in parts of Bhilwara and Bundi districts.
Benerjee, S.K.; 1987-88: Reports on the reconnoitory survey for phosphorite in the
Jahajpur group of rocks in Bhilwara & Bundi districts.
(B) Department of Mines & Geoloy, Udaipur
Sharma K.C. : Interim report of mineral investigation in Begun and Khakhera area.
Joshi, Q.L. : Prospecting report on the iron ore deposit and clay deposit near Luharpura.
Keshwani K.B. : A report on reconnaissance survey for economic minerals in Bundi.
Agrawal, J.P. : A report on the investigation of barytes deposits in the Umar-Pagara
area.
Agrawal, J.P., Bhargava, K.D.: A report on geological exploration of limestone deposit
near Satur.
Ashok Kumar, Patani, S.K. : Basemetal investigation in Itaunda Nainwa belt.
Sharma, J.P., Gaur, P.K. & Sharma, M.M. : A report on reconnaissance for economic
minerals in Bundi and grid pattern sampling of Katunda limestone.
Sharma, J.P., Bhatnagar, A.P. : A report on the investigation for copper and clay near
Datunda and Bhanao, tehsil Hindoli.
Babel, G.L. : Investigation report for sulphide ores in Umar-Pagara area.
Bhargava, K.D. : A note on the marble deposit near village U mar
Sharms, J.P., Mathur, R.P. & Bhatnagar, A.P.: A report on the greological mapping at
Umar marble area, tehsil Hindoli.
Bhatnagar, A.P. : A report on reconnaissance done during the year 1979-80 for
economic minerals in Bundi.
Babel, G.L. : A report on reconnaissance for economic minerals neer Sultanpur, Kapren,
Badet.
Jamrani, S.S. : A report on reconnaissance for barytes and other economic minerals
around Karwar, Kashipura, Belawati, Babi villages.
Babel, G.L., Ravi Dayal & Jamrani, S.S. : A report on the assessment for clay and iron
ore in Indergarh and Mohanpura area.
Babel. G.L., Jamrani, S.S. :A report on the reconnaissance in Bundi district for barytes,
fluorite and other economic minerals.
Purohit, S.N., Ravi Dayal & Agrawal, S.C. : A report on investigation for cement grade
limestone near Durbasanath temple.
Ali, S.F., Ravi Dayal : A report on investigation for cement grade limestone near Phetai,
Khatkar.
Ashok Kumar : A report on basemetal investigations in Itunda, Nainwa area.
S.N. Purohit, S.K. Swami : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near village,
Kundaliya, distt. Bundi
S.N. Purohit, S.K. Swami : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near village
Kundaliya & Ganpatpura, distt. Bundi.
S.N. Purohit : To locate splittable sandstone by reconnaissance in area around
Laxmipura, Dora and Kuni district Bundi.
S.K. Swami : A report on delineation for granite areas near Basni-Dewa ka khera teh.
Hindoli, district. Bundi.
S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Reconnaissance for granite, clays and other economic
minerals around Umar, Basni and Kishanganj, distt. Bundi
S.K. Swami, T.S. Ranawat, S.N. Purohit : Prospecting for cement grade limestone
around Bari-Javati, Dayalpura, Tehsil & district Bundi.
Suptdg. Geologist, Kota : A status note on limestone deposits of the Bundi distt.
Including posibilities of new deposits.
J.P. Sharma, S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near
village Sarodara & Datunda teh. Hindoli district Bundi.
J.P. Sharma, S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Investigation for Cement grade limestone and
dolomite near village Sarodara tehsil Hindoli district Bundi.
S.N. Purohit : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near village Balevpur-Rajwas
distt. Bundi.
S.N. Purohit : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near Akber and Baswas distt.
Bundi.
S.N. Purohit : Regional assessment of limestone around Jharbalanpura, Ganpatpura,
Saipura upto Bundi in Distt. Bundi.
S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Reconnaissance for basemetal and other economic mineral
around Bundi-Ka-Gothara, Jalawar, Korma, Gardhari and Nainwa & to prove the
basemetals by drilling in tehsil Nainwa district Bundi.
S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Basemetal exploration by drilling in Korma, Gardhani and
Devdhuwa blocks in teh. Nainwa district Bundi.
J.P. Sharma, S.K. Swami, S.N. Khan, S.N. Purohit : Reconnaissance for splittable
sandstone and other economic minerals around Dhaneshwar, South of Gudan,
Patiyalpura, Kharipur and Shivpur district Bundi.
J.P. Sharma, S.K. Swami, S.N. Khan, S.N. Purohit : Investigation for splittable
sandstone by drilling in Dhaneswar & Shivpura area district Bundi.
G.L. Babel, S.S. Jhamrani : A report on regional assesment of limestone & sandstone
deposits of Bundi distt.
Ravi Dayal, O.S. Sukhwal : Investigation for Cement grade limestone near DatundaBasoli, Teh. Hindoli, Distt. Bundi.
S.K. Swami, S.N. Purohit : Reconnassance for copper, decorative stones and other
economic minerals around villages Gokulpura, Thana & Vijaygarh, Teh. Hindoli, Distt
Bundi.
H.A. Danish : A report on geographical investigation basemetal in Nainwa area distt.
Bundi.
MINERAL STATISTICS OF BUNDI DISTRICT - 1998-99
MINOR MINERALS
1.
Fuller's Earth
2.
Granite
3.
Kankar Bajri
4.
Limestone
5.
Marble
6.
Masonry stone
7.
Sand stone
8.
Slate stone
9.
Mis.
MAJOR MINERALS
1.
Calcite
2.
China Clay
3.
Limestone
4.
Ochers
5.
Silica sand
2
0
0
39
6
16
1355
8
0
0.933
0.000
0.000
133.364
0.010
40.107
1266.778
0.107
0.000
0.090
0.000
0.000
173.370
0.006
3.640
6858.230
0.510
0.000
11.900
5.000
481.700
4051.570
111.600
676.000
53859.190
138.300
3328.620
1
1
3
2
2
0.000
0.000
526.351
3.157
19.753
0.000
0.000
894.800
0.630
69.130
1.300
6.200
17091.100
44.200
276.400