Abandoned Mine Inventory for Ontario

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Abandoned Mine Identifier: 03890

General Information

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Abandoned Mine Identifier: 03890

Official Name: Jackson-manion

Site Classification: B

Primary Commodity: Gold

Long Name: 2015510056600

Date Mine Opened: 1927-01-01

Date Mine Closed: 1948-01-01

Mine Closure Reason: Ceasing Production - Other

Mine Closure Plan: No

Rehabilitation Plan: No

Mine Plans on File: Yes

Legal Jurisdiction: Mining Act

Date Record Last Modified: 2013-02-19

Location Information

Township or Area: Dent

District: Red Lake

NTS Number: 052N02

Longitude (dd): -92.74985 | Latitude (dd): 51.11457

UTM Zone: 15 | Easting: 517510 | Northing: 5662595

Operational Access Description: Access; The Shafts Are Located Between Rowe Lake And Belljoe Lake. A 5km Long Trail From Confederation Lake To Woman Lake Goes Through The Mine Site. This Trail Begins At South Bay Lodge, 3km To The Southeast. Trails To The Site Are Accessible By Boat. All Mine Openings Are Fenced; Fencing Could Be Upgraded; Low To Moderate Hazard, Claim Krl3816,3844/45, Two Mine Sites; Mill Site Has Several Collapsed Buildings; Tailings Overgrown. The Year 1993 Survey Reports Two Fenced Shafts, A Fenced Open Stope, Two Fenced Raises, Collapsed Buildings, Standing Structure, Waste Rock Piles, Tailings Pond, Scrap. Ogs 2012 Red Lake Regional Resident Geologist Report States: Jackson-manion Mine Was In Production From 1934-1940 And 105,357 Short Tons Of Ore Was Milled From This Site.


Hazard Feature Information

Mine Feature
Hazard Status
Condition
UTM Zone
Easting
Northing
Miscellaneous Structures
Active
1993 Assessment; The Site Consists Of Two Mine Sites. The Mine And Mill Buildings Are Still Partially Standing. A Newer Exploration Camp Exists On The Shore Of Belljoe Lake.
15
517510
5662635
Shaft - 1 Compartment - Vertical Shaft
Active
1993 Assessment; The Site Consists Of Two Mine Sites. The Rowe Lake Shaft Is 600m To The North. The Two Shafts Are Connected By A Road Built Of Waste Rock. The Shaft And Two Raises At Rowe Lake Are Fenced. Historical Records Indicate Shaft No.2 To 119m
15
517510
5663195
Shaft - 1 Compartment - Vertical Shaft
Active
1993 Assessment; The Site Consists Of Two Mine Sites. The Jackson-manion No.1 Shaft Is Fenced. The Rowe Lake No.2 Shaft Is 600m To The North. The Two Shafts Are Connected By A Road Built Of Waste Rock. Historical Records Indicate Shaft No.1 To 123m Wi
15
517500
5662595
Stope To Surface
Active
1993 Assessment; The Site Consists Of Two Mine Sites. A Fenced Open Stope Is Adjacent To The No.1 Shaft. The Shaft And Two Raises At Rowe Lake Are Fenced.
15
517475
5662595
Tailings - Unconfined
Active
2008 Tailings Assessment; Ta-01 Is An Uncontained Deposit Taht Is Predominantly Overgrown. The Surface Is Dry With Exposed Sections Displaying A Brown Silty Sand Material. 1993 Assessment; A Steep Sided Waste Rock Pile Juts Out Into Rowe Lake. The Tail
15
517430
5662515
Waste Rock Dump
Active
2008 Tailings Assessment; Wr-01 Is A Narrow, Finger Of Material That May Have Been Used As An Access Road Or Tramway To Rowe Lake. The Material Ranges In Size From Sand To Cobbles. The Waste Rock Pile Is Sparsely Vegetated With Grass And Shrubs.
15
517598
5662364
Winze
Active
Historical Records Indicate 1933/40 Two Winzes 89m Associated With No.1 Shaft. Lateral Development Of 1335m And 194m Of Raises On 6 Levels.
15
517510
5662595

Mineral Deposit Identifier: MDI52N02SW00003


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Contact

Emilie Trottier
Mine Hazards Technical Specialist
Mine Rehabilitation Group
Willet Green Miller Center - Level B6
933 Ramsey Lake Road
Sudbury ON P3E 6B5
Email: emilie.trottier@ontario.ca
Phone: 705-280-8658


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