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Assessment Report: 16852

Property Name

Kemmess
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Location

NAD 83	56° 59' 59.00'' N, 126° 45' 07.00'' W 56.999722, -126.751944 UTM: Easting 636551, Northing 6319602, Zone 9 (North)
NAD 27	56° 59' 59.21'' N, 126° 45' 01.55'' W 56.999780, -126.750432 UTM: Easting 636648, Northing 6319399, Zone 9 (North)
NTS	094D15E, 094E02E, 094E02W
BCGS	094E007

Mining Divisions

Omineca

Mining Camp

Toodoggone Camp

Title

Assessment Report on the Kemmess Creek Property

Report Year

1988

Number of Pages

Statements of Work

n/a

Affidavit Date

1987-10-05

Off Confidential

1988-10-05

Claims

DU, Ron 4

General Work Categories

Geochemical, Geophysical, Physical

Operators

St. Phillips Resources Inc.

Owners

Pacific Ridge Resources Corp.

Authors

Mertens, H.
Coffin, David

MINFILE Nos

094E 094

Commodities

Zinc, Gold, Copper, Lead, Silver

Work Done

Geochemical	Soil	1102 sample(s); No. of maps: 6; Scale(s): 1:2500
	Elements Analyzed For	Multielement
Geophysical	Electromagnetic, ground	VLF; 30.3 km; No. of maps: 4; Scale(s): 1:5000
Physical	Line/grid	31.5 km

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Related Report(s)

14575, 13027, 12485, 10161

File(s)

16852.pdf

Geological Summary

The property is largely covered by overburden but regional mapping shows it to be underlain by andesitic plagioclase porphyries of the Upper Triassic Takla Group. Monzonite intrusives have been intersected in diamond drill core in the northwest corner of the DU claim. A northwest trending fault marks the boundary between interbedded volcanics and andesitic volcanics. The Kemess Creek valley may be a fault zone with another possible northwest trending fault occurring along the western side of the property.