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Assessment Report: 17970

Property Name

Pim
17970.pdf

Location

NAD 83	59° 59' 01.00'' N, 135° 13' 07.00'' W 59.983611, -135.218611 UTM: Easting 487800, Northing 6649606, Zone 8 (North)
NAD 27	59° 59' 01.42'' N, 135° 12' 59.90'' W 59.983728, -135.216640 UTM: Easting 487910, Northing 6649412, Zone 8 (North)
NTS	104M14E
BCGS	104M094

Mining Divisions

Atlin

Mining Camp

Title

Geological and Geochemical Report on the Pim Mineral Claims

Report Year

1988

Number of Pages

Statements of Work

0000056, 0000057

Affidavit Date

1988-07-06

Off Confidential

1989-07-06

Claims

Pim 1-13

General Work Categories

Geochemical, Geological

Operators

Bergvinson, Erik

Owners

Bergvinson, Erik

Authors

Wilkins, Andrew L.
Coster, I.P.D.A.

MINFILE Nos

104M 065

Commodities

Lead, Copper, Gold, Zinc, Silver

Work Done

Geochemical	Rock	402 sample(s)
	Elements Analyzed For	Silver, Arsenic, Gold, Copper, Lead, Zinc
	Silt	27 sample(s)
	Elements Analyzed For	Silver, Arsenic, Gold, Copper, Lead, Zinc
Geological	Geological	3000.0 ha; No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:10 000

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Geological Summary

The claims are underlain by Upper Cretaceous or Lower Tertiary hornblende-biotite quartz monzonitew of the Coast Mountain Plutonic Complex. The quartz monzonite has been overlain and intruded by Eocene volcanics and related feeder pipes and dykes of the Bennett Lake Cauldron Complex. The rocks are commonly shattered and brecciated along the caldron margins and adjacent to faults and dykes. Mineralization consists of pyrite with minor galena, sphalerite and chalcopyrite occurring in quartz veins.