Detailed Summary Report
Assessment Report: 13714
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Snowflake 13714a.pdf 13714b.pdf |
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Mining Divisions | Nicola | |||||||||||||||
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Title | Reconnaissance Geological and Geochemical Survey, and Magnetometer Survey, Snowflake A and B Groups (Snowflake 2-7, 10; Tule 10; Pot 1-6 Claims); Report on the Induced Polarization and Resistivity Survey on the Snowflake Claims (2 parts) | |||||||||||||||
Report Year | 1985 | |||||||||||||||
Number of Pages | 75 | |||||||||||||||
Statements of Work | n/a | |||||||||||||||
Affidavit Date | 1985-02-08 | |||||||||||||||
Off Confidential | 1986-02-08 | |||||||||||||||
Claims | POT 1-2, POT 5, SNOWFLAKE, SNOWFLAKE 10, SNOWFLAKE 2-4, SNOWFLAKE 6-7, TULE 10 | |||||||||||||||
General Work Categories | Geochemical, Geological, Geophysical, Physical | |||||||||||||||
Operators |
Laramide Resources Ltd. |
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Authors |
Watson, Ivor Moir Cartwright, Paul A. |
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MINFILE Nos | 092HNE052, 092HNE061, 092HNE071, 092HNE105, 092HNE145, 092HNE147, 092HNE174 | |||||||||||||||
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Related Report(s) | 12113, 9386, 7122, 6837, 6260, 5875, 3115, 250 | |||||||||||||||
File(s) |
13714a.pdf 13714b.pdf |
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Geological Summary |
NICOLA BELT (UPPER TRIASSIC) ALKALINE AND CALC- ALKALINE BASALTS AND DERIVED BRECCIAS AND TUFFS, AND MINOR SEDIMENTS, OCCUR WITHIN NORTHERLY TREND- ING FAULT BOUNDED BELTS. DIP ORIENTATIONS ARE GENERALLY STEEP AND TO THE WEST. THE VOLCANO- SEDIMENTARY ROCKS ARE INTRUDED AND PROPYLITISED BY COMAGMATIC COMPLEX ALKALINE PLUTONS OF SYENITIC TO GRABBROIC COMPOSITION. WIDESPREAD FRACTURE- CONTROLLED COPPER MINERALIZATION OCCURS IN ALTER- ATION ZONES. GOLD OCCURS LOCALLY IN FRACTURED, ALTERED VOLCANICS AND SEDIMENTS. MAGNETIC HIGHS APPARENTLY COINCIDE WITH DIORITE INTRUSIONS. A BROAD MAGNETIC LOW CORRELATES WITH A TROUGH OF PYRITIC, CALCAREOUS ARGILLITES. I.P. SURVEYING EXTENDED TWO PREVIOUSLY KNOWN ANOMALOUS ZONES.
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