| Property Name |
White
18191.pdf
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| Location |
| NAD 83 |
53° 30' 00.00'' N, 125° 05' 06.00'' W
53.5, -125.085
UTM: Easting 361706, Northing 5929917, Zone 10 (North)
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| NAD 27 |
53° 30' 00.31'' N, 125° 05' 01.22'' W
53.500085, -125.083672
UTM: Easting 361789, Northing 5929707, Zone 10 (North)
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| NTS |
093F06E, 093F11E |
| BCGS |
093F055 |
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| Mining Divisions |
Omineca |
| Mining Camp |
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| Title |
Geological, Geochemical and Geophysical Report on the White Claim Group |
| Report Year |
1988 |
| Number of Pages |
70 |
| Statements of Work |
n/a |
| Affidavit Date |
1988-09-28 |
| Off Confidential |
1989-09-28 |
| Claims |
White 1-4 |
| General Work Categories |
Geochemical, Geological, Geophysical |
| Operators |
Newmont Ex. of Can.
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| Owners |
Newmont Ex. of Can.
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| Authors |
Bohme, D.M.
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| MINFILE Nos |
093F 058
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| Commodities |
Arsenic, Antimony, Gold, Mercury |
| Work Done |
| Geochemical |
Rock |
128 sample(s); No. of maps: 2; Scale(s): 1:500, 1:5000 |
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Elements Analyzed For |
Multielement |
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Silt |
5 sample(s) |
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Elements Analyzed For |
Multielement |
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Soil |
317 sample(s); No. of maps: 3; Scale(s): 1:500, 1:5000 |
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Elements Analyzed For |
Multielement |
| Geological |
Geological |
1700.0 ha; No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:500, 1:5000 |
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Petrographic |
1 sample(s) |
| Geophysical |
Electromagnetic, ground |
VLF; 27.9 km; No. of maps: 2; Scale(s): 1:5000 |
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Magnetic, ground |
27.9 km; No. of maps: 2; Scale(s): 1:5000 |
| Physical |
Line/grid |
27.9 km |
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| Keywords |
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| Related Report(s) |
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| File(s) |
18191.pdf
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| Geological Summary |
The property is underalin predominantly by felsic volcanics of the Upper Cretaceous to Eocene Ootsa Lake Group. Major fault lineaments trend northeast to east and associated dilatant fault structures trend northwest to northeast. Mineralization includes gold, stibnite, arsenopyrite, pyrite, cinnabar, and marcasite and shows a strong spatial relationship to fracturing and brecciation. Hydrothermal alteration, dominantly quartz and chalcedony, is pronounced in structurally-controlled zones.
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