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Record: MDI52N04SE00019

General

Mineral Record Identification
Record Name(s) Peterson (North) - 1964, Chuk Bay - North - 1991
Related Record Type Simple
Related Record(s)
Record Status Occurrence
Date Created 1991-Mar-11
Date Last Modified 2022-Aug-31
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Commodities

Primary Commodities: Gold



Location

Township or Area: Byshe

Latitude: 51° 0' 56.1"    Longitude: -93° 44' 42.25"

UTM Zone: 15    Easting: 447736.596   Northing: 5651821.928    UTM Datum: NAD83

Resident Geologist District: Red Lake

NTS Grid: 52N04SE

Point Location Description: Northern trench symbol property 8 on map P.2213

Location Method: Data Compilation



Exploration History

1964: Peterson Red Lake Mines incorporated. Circa 1966: Surface work was completed including trenching and 8 holes were drilled totalling 890 m.


Assessment Work on File

Assessment Work on File
Office File Number Online Assessment File Identifier Online Assessment File Directory
10 52N04SW0177 52N04SW0177

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) - The occurrence occurs in mafic metavolcanic flows along the contact with a gabbroic phase of the Howey Diorite. Both the mafic volcanic and the gabbroic intrusive rocks are well foliated. The foliation in the vicinity of the occurrence strikes N40W degrees and dips vertically. Small porphyry dikes are also present in the volcanic rocks and gabbroic intrusion. The rocks immediately adjacent to the porphyry dikes locally contain abundant sulphide mineralization.




Lithology

Lithology Data
Rock Type Rank Composition Texture Relationship
Porphyry-unsubdivided 1 Dike Adjacent
Mafic lava flow-unsubdivided 3 Flows Contains
Gabbro 4 Gabbro Adjacent

Mineralization

Mineralization and Alteration
Rank Mineral Name Class Economic Mineral Type Alteration Mineral Type Alteration Ranking Alteration Intensity Alteration Style
1PyriteEconomicOre
2PyrrhotiteEconomicOre
3ChalcopyriteEconomicOre
4GoldEconomicOre
1QuartzEconomicGangue

Mineralization Comments

Dec 07, 2005 (K R Kettles) - Gold mineralizaiton occurs in 2 geological settings in the area. In drill hole P.13 the contact between mafic metavolcanics and the mineralized edge of a porphyry dike was auriferous, and drill hole P.15 intersected auriferous massive sulphides in mafic metavolcanics. Grab samples from trenches returned assays of up to 0.08 opt. 2 drill holes intersected auriferous zones, returning assays of 0.11 opt Au over 30 cm and 0.19 opt Au over 30 cm.



Mineral Record Details

References

File - Red Lake Resident Geologists Files 1964-68 Byshe #11

Publication Number: AF RL 1964 Date: 1964

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Location: Red Lake RGP


Map - Geological series, Byshe Township, District of Kenora (Patricia Portion)

Publication Number: P2213 Scale: 1:12,000    Date: 1979

Author: Pirie J., Kita J.H.

Publisher Name: Ontario Geological Survey

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File - Red Lake Resident Geologists Files 1983 Byshe #28

Publication Number: AF RL 1983 Date: 1983

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Location: Red Lake RGP


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

Publication Number: OFR5558 Page: 333-334  Date: 1987

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

Publisher Name: Ontario Geological Survey

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File - Red Lake Resident Geologists Files 1966: Prospectus on Peterson Red Lake Mines Ltd.

Publication Number: AF RL 1966 Date: 1966

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Location: Red Lake RGP


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