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Assessment Report: 17538

Property Name

Rok
17538.pdf

Location

NAD 83	50° 47' 13.00'' N, 115° 40' 39.00'' W 50.786944, -115.6775 UTM: Easting 593222, Northing 5626966, Zone 11 (North)
NAD 27	50° 47' 13.06'' N, 115° 40' 35.67'' W 50.786962, -115.676574 UTM: Easting 593290, Northing 5626751, Zone 11 (North)
NTS	082J13E
BCGS	082J072

Mining Divisions

Golden

Mining Camp

Title

Report on 1987 Exploration Program

Report Year

1988

Number of Pages

182

Statements of Work

0000003

Affidavit Date

1988-06-13

Off Confidential

1989-06-13

Claims

Mining Lease 31, Rok 17, Rok 19

General Work Categories

Drilling

Operators

Baymag Inc.

Owners

Baymag Inc.

Authors

McCosh, F.D.
Schultz, G.B.

MINFILE Nos

082JNW001

Commodities

Magnesium

Work Done

Drilling

Diamond surface

34 hole(s); BQ; 2706.7 m; No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:500

Keywords

Related Report(s)

File(s)

17538.pdf

Geological Summary

The Mt. Brusilof deposit is reputed to be the largest and purest coarse crystalline magnesite deposit known in the western world. Magnesite occurs as a white to greyish, very coarse-grained crystalline rock which is quite resistant and weathers to a light buff colour. Magnesite is the dominant mineral and the amounts of dolomite and calcite vary locally.