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TitleGeological notes on Aquatuk River map area, Ontario with emphasis on the Precambrian Rocks
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AuthorBostock, H H
SourceGeological Survey of Canada, Paper 70-42, 1971, 57 pages (2 sheets), https://doi.org/10.4095/102390
Year1971
PublisherNatural Resources Canada
Documentserial
Lang.English
Mediapaper; on-line; digital
File formatpdf
ProvinceOntario
NTS43F/09; 43F/10; 43F/11; 43F/12; 43F/13; 43F/14; 43F/15; 43F/16; 43G/09; 43G/10; 43G/11; 43G/12; 43G/13; 43G/14; 43G/15; 43G/16; 43H/12; 43H/13; 43I/04; 43I/05; 43I/12; 43I/13; 43J; 43K; 43N; 43O; 43P/04; 43P/05; 43P/12; 43P/13
Lat/Long WENS-86.0000 -81.5000 56.0000 53.5000
Subjectsmetallic minerals; structural geology; asbestos; chemical analyses; copper; gravity interpretations; iron; modal analyses; petrographic analyses; potassium argon dates; seismic interpretations; Attawapiskat Formation; Bad Cache Rapids Group; Cape Henrietta Maria Arch; Churchill River Group; Ekwan River Formation; Nowashe Formation; Severn River Formation; Sutton Ridges Formation; Winisk Inlier; Precambrian; Paleozoic; Ordovician; Silurian
Illustrationscross-sections; stratigraphic sections
Released1971 01 01; 2015 09 03
AbstractArchean granodiorite gneiss within a complex of granitic rocks are the oldest rocks in the area. Above these are rocks of Aphebian age - a siliceous carbonate unit disconformably overlain by a succession of ironformation, greywacke and siltstone. Diabase and gabbro sills intrude the sedimentary rocks. Drift cover is widespread and extensive us e was made of aeromagnetic data to extend geological observations. No economic mineral d e posits were noted but there are indications of iron-formation and copper.
GEOSCAN ID102390