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Assessment Report: 17625

Property Name

Paradigm
17625a.pdf

Location

NAD 83	56° 35' 59.00'' N, 130° 34' 07.00'' W 56.599722, -130.568611 UTM: Easting 403694, Northing 6273931, Zone 9 (North)
NAD 27	56° 35' 59.40'' N, 130° 34' 01.12'' W 56.599834, -130.566977 UTM: Easting 403791, Northing 6273728, Zone 9 (North)
NTS	104B10E
BCGS	104B058

Mining Divisions

Skeena

Mining Camp

Stewart Camp

Title

Geophysical Report on the Paradigm Claims

Report Year

1988

Number of Pages

Statements of Work

0000056

Affidavit Date

1988-04-28

Off Confidential

1989-04-28

Claims

Paradigm 1-2

General Work Categories

Geophysical

Operators

Cremonese, Dino M.

Owners

Pepperdine, C.

Authors

Woods, Dennis V.
Hermary, R.G.

MINFILE Nos

104B 007

Commodities

Gold

Work Done

Geophysical	Electromagnetic, airborne	VLF; 27.0 km; No. of maps: 2; Scale(s): 1:10 000
	Magnetic, airborne	27.0 km; No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:10 000

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File(s)

17625a.pdf

Geological Summary

The Paradigm 1-2 claims are underlain by three distinct north trending geological units. The Unuk River Formation consisting of green, red and purple volcanic breccias, conglomerates, sandstones and siltstones east of Harrymel Creek; Upper Triassic Takla Group(?) sedimentary siltstone, sandstone, conglomerate and limestone west of Harrymel Creek, and; Upper Triassic and younger(?) plutonic rocks of hornblende quartz diorite forming the high ridges on the west side of the property. Pleistocene and recent basalt flows from the Cinder Mountain volcanic centre to the southwest of the property are also found in a limited area on the valley floor of the ablating Copper King Glacier. The structure of the property is dominated by north- east trending synclinal formations to the northeast and north trending faults on the west side of Harrymel Creek.