Detailed Summary Report

Assessment Report: 13714

Property Name Snowflake
13714a.pdf
13714b.pdf
Location
NAD 83
49° 58' 00.00'' N, 120° 34' 04.00'' W
49.966667, -120.567778
UTM: Easting 674422, Northing 5537760, Zone 10 (North)
NAD 27
49° 58' 00.23'' N, 120° 34' 00.12'' W
49.966731, -120.566699
UTM: Easting 674505, Northing 5537551, Zone 10 (North)
NTS 092H15E
BCGS 092H098
Mining Divisions Nicola
Mining Camp
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.
Owners
Authors Watson, Ivor Moir
Cartwright, Paul A.
MINFILE Nos 092HNE052, 092HNE061, 092HNE071, 092HNE105, 092HNE145, 092HNE147, 092HNE174
Commodities
Work Done
Geochemical Rock 0 sample(s)
Geological Geological 0.0 ha
Geophysical Induced Polarization 0.0 km
Magnetic, ground 0.0 km
Physical Line/grid 0.0 km
Keywords
Related Report(s) 12113, 9386, 7122, 6837, 6260, 5875, 3115, 250
File(s) 13714a.pdf
13714b.pdf
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.