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Assessment Report: 10899

Property Name

Range
10899.pdf

Location

NAD 83	53° 12' 12.00'' N, 125° 02' 42.00'' W 53.203333, -125.045 UTM: Easting 363413, Northing 5896842, Zone 10 (North)
NAD 27	53° 12' 12.32'' N, 125° 02' 37.26'' W 53.203421, -125.043683 UTM: Easting 363497, Northing 5896632, Zone 10 (North)
NTS	093F03E
BCGS	093F025

Mining Divisions

Omineca

Mining Camp

Title

The 1982 Geochemical and Geological Survey on the Range Claim Group, Capoose Lake Area, Omineca Mining Division

Report Year

1982

Number of Pages

166

Statements of Work

n/a

Affidavit Date

1982-10-19

Off Confidential

1983-10-19

Claims

RANGE

General Work Categories

Geochemical, Geological, Physical

Operators

BP Resources Canada Limited (and Selco Division)

Owners

Authors

Smith, M.
Matysek, P.

MINFILE Nos

Commodities

Work Done

Geochemical	Rock	0 sample(s)
	Soil	0 sample(s)
Geological	Geological	0.0 ha
Physical	Line/grid	0.0 km
	Trench	0 trench(es); 0.0 m

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10899.pdf

Geological Summary

Shale, siltstone, tuff and coarser clastic rocks (Lower Jurassic) are overlain by andesitic volcanic rocks (Lower Jurassic), and by a felsic volcanic unit (Tertiary). The rocks of Jurassic age are cut by several intrusives (Tertiary?). The most prominent being a 200 to 300 metres wide quartz monzonite dyke. Pyrite occurs in fractures and quartz veins cutting the sedimentary rocks.