Sweden is part of the Fennoscandian Shield, an area of old crystalline and metamorphic rocks, consolidated during hundreds of millions of years. Common rocks are gneiss, granite, granodiorite, sandstone and marble. The overburden is mainly formed by numerous periods of glaciation and deglaciation. The most common soil type is till, covering about 75 % of the landscape.
Geography and Geology of the Area
PDF) Geology, mineralogy, and metallurgical processing of the
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Geology of Sweden - Wikiwand
Geology of Sweden - Stockholm University
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Simplified geological map of the main ore zone in Grängesberg
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Geology of Sweden
Geological map of the study area (Developed by the first author
