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Record: MDI52M01NE00007

General

Mineral Record Identification
Record Name(s) Dean Creek - 1980, Dome Exploration DDH 135 A-3 - 1980
Related Record Type Simple
Related Record(s)
Record Status Occurrence
Date Created 1997-Jan-08
Date Last Modified 2022-Mar-02
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Commodities

Primary Commodities: Gold

Secondary Commodities: Tungsten



Location

Township or Area: Ball

Latitude: 51° 3' 8.19"    Longitude: -94° 15' 58.46"

UTM Zone: 15    Easting: 411250   Northing: 5656401    UTM Datum: NAD83

Resident Geologist District: Red Lake

NTS Grid: 52M01NE

Point Location Description: Location of DDH 135A-3 from map in Assessment report 52M01SW0016

Location Method: Data Compilation



Exploration History

1934: Property owned by Middle Bay Mines Ltd. 1963: Cochenour Willans Gold Mines performed regional self potential and magnetometer surveys. 1975: Carried out HLEM and magnetometer surveys. 1979: Dome Exploration Canada Ltd. did HLEM and magnetometer surveys. 1980: Dome drilled two diamond drill holes totalling 778 m. 1989: Inlet Resources Ltd. drilled 3 DDH totalling 740 m.


Assessment Work on File

Assessment Work on File
Office File Number Online Assessment File Identifier Online Assessment File Directory
42 52M01SW0016 52M01SW0016
52M01SW-0011 20000006231 20000006231

Geology

Province: Superior

Subprovince: Uchi

Terrane: North Caribou

Domain: Uchi

Belt: Red Lake

Geological Age: Archean  

Metamorphism Type: Regional

Metamorphism Grade: Amphibolite



Geology Comments

Dec 07, 2005 (K R Kettles) - Interlayered felsic volcanic rocks, some mafic volcanic rocks, and talc-carbonate schist strike NW-SE, and dip steeply NE> Two holes were drilled in 1980, yielding several zones up to 18 m thick that assayed trace gold and one higher intersection. All gold was hosted in the felsic and mafic rocks. Scattered pyrite occurs throughout. This prospect may be similar to the Miles Red Lake 'A' zone.




Lithology

Lithology Data
Rock Type Rank Composition Texture Relationship
Felsic Schist 1 Quartz/Sericite/Chlorite Interlayered Contains
Mylonite/Fault Gouge/Pseudotachylite 2 Quartz/Sericite/Chlorite Shear Zone In Felsics Host

Lithology Comments

Dec 07, 2005 (K R Kettles) - Interlayered felsic volcanics, some mafic volcanics and talc-carbonate schist.




Mineralization

Mineralization and Alteration
Rank Mineral Name Class Economic Mineral Type Alteration Mineral Type Alteration Ranking Alteration Intensity Alteration Style
1GoldEconomicOre
2PyriteEconomicOre
3ChalcopyriteEconomicOre
4SphaleriteEconomicOre
5ScheeliteEconomicOre
QuartzAlterationSilicification1UnknownDisseminated
SericiteAlterationChloritic2UnknownDisseminated
ChloriteAlterationChloritic3UnknownDisseminated

Mineralization Comments

Sep 29, 2020 (K R Kettles) - A possible shear zone occurs in altered felsic volcanic rocks and carries gold. The mineralization occurs in several zones up to 18 m thick, which assayed trace gold. Dome Exploration Canada Ltd. drilled hole 135 A-3 which intersected 0.76 m of 0.022 opt Au at 46 m. Scattered pyrite occurs throughout the altered and sheared zone. DDH NDC-87-09 returned 6.38 ppm Au over 1.5 m @ 224-225.50 m including 17.23 ppm over 0.35 m at 224.95 m (Assessment report 20000006231).



Alteration Comments

Dec 07, 2005 (K R Kettles) - All gold was hosted in the felsic and mafic rocks, much of which are altered to quartz, sericite, and chlorite. Scattered pyrite occurs throughout as well.




Mineral Record Details

References

Mono - Gold occurrences, prospects, and deposits of the Red Lake area, volumes 1 and 2

Publication Number: OFR5558 Scale:     Date: 1987

Author: Durocher M.E., Burchell P.S., Andrews A.J.

Publisher Name: Ontario Geological Survey

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