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TitleDigital geoscience atlas of Baie Verte Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador
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AuthorSkulski, T; Castonguay, S; Côté, N; McNicoll, V J; Currie, M; Magee, A; Harris, B; van Staal, C R
SourceGeological Survey of Canada, Open File 7342, 2017, 24 pages (3 sheets), https://doi.org/10.4095/298754 (Open Access)
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Year2017
PublisherNatural Resources Canada
Documentopen file
Lang.English
MapsPublication contains 1 map
Map Info.geological, 1:50,000
ProjectionUniversal Transverse Mercator Projection, UTM zone 21 (NAD83)
Mediaon-line; digital
File formatreadme
File formatpdf; rtf; rrd; gdb; pmf; shp; xml; mxd; xls; docx
ProvinceNewfoundland and Labrador
NTS2E/05; 2E/06; 2E/11; 2E/12; 2E/13; 2E/14; 2L/03; 2L/04; 12H/07; 12H/08; 12H/09; 12H/10; 12H/15; 12H/16; 12I/01; 12I/02
AreaBaie Verte Peninsula; Newfoundland
Lat/Long WENS -57.0000 -55.3500 50.2500 49.2500
Subjectsregional geology; economic geology; geochronology; geochemistry; bedrock geology; igneous rocks; volcanic rocks; rhyolites; intrusive rocks; granites; gabbros; syenites; metamorphic rocks; amphibolites; metasedimentary rocks; conglomerates; ophiolites; oceanic crust; mantle; structural features; unconformities; faults; shear zones; folds; anticlines; synclines; antiforms; synforms; bedding planes; textures; foliation; lineations; intrusions; dykes; plutons; mineral deposits; mineral occurrences; metals; copper; gold; asbestos; graphite; molybdenum; lead; geochemical analyses; whole rock analyses; minor element geochemistry; major element geochemistry; trace element geochemistry; geophysical surveys; aeromagnetic surveys; metallogeny; mining; mines; prospecting; Trap Pond Granite; Wild Cove Pond Igneous Suite; King's Point Volcanic Complex; Gull Pond Ridge Pluton; Confusion Bay Plutonic Suite; La Scie Granite; Seal Island Bight Syenite; Reddits Cove Gabbro; Dunamagon Granite; Cape St. John Group; La Scie Formation; Stakes Pond Formation; Brent's Cove Formation; Carolina Point Formation; Blanche Point Formation; Welsh's Pond Formation; Little Caplin Cove Formation; Armchair Pond Formation; Mathis Pond Formation; Binch Pond Formation; Goss Pond Formation; Red Cliff Pond Formation; Goat Pond Formation; Long Pond Formation; Beaver Cove Formation:; Cape Brulé Porphyry; Micmac Lake Group; Fox Pond Formation; Strugglers Pond Formation; Stocking Harbour Intrusive Suite; Burlington Plutonic Suite; Black Brook Group; Snooks Arm Group; Round Harbour Formation; Balsam Bud Cove Formation; Venams Bight Formation; Bobby Cove Formation; Prairie Hat Member; Scrape Point Formation; Kidney Pond Conglomerate; Baie Verte Oceanic Tract; Betts Cove Complex; Pacquet Complex; Point Rousse Complex; Advocate Complex; Rambler Rhyolite Formation; Mount Misery Formation; Betts Head Formation; Fleur de Lys Supergroup; White Bay Group; Pigeon Island Formation; Garden Cove Formation; Oody Mountain Amphibolite; Horse Islands Group; Hit or Miss Point Formation; Eastern Island Formation; Old House Cove Group; Middle Arm Metaconglomerate; Rattling Brook Group; Ming's Bight Group; Birchy Complex; Flat Point Formation; East Pond Metamorphic Suite; Neoproterozoic; Mesoproterozoic; Phanerozoic; Paleozoic; Carboniferous; Devonian; Silurian; Ordovician; Cambrian; Precambrian; Proterozoic
Illustrationslocation maps; index maps; tables; geophysical images
ProgramTargeted Geoscience Initiative (TGI-4), TGI-4 Program Coordination
Released2017 03 28
AbstractThe Baie Verte Peninsula is located in the northern Appalachians of Newfoundland. It is underlain by the ancestral Laurentian continental margin (Humber zone), the accreted (Taconic Orogeny) Cambrian Baie Verte Oceanic Tract and its Ordovician ophiolite volcano-sedimentary cover. These three marine successions were intruded by late Ordovician to Silurian felsic plutons and associated subaerial volcanic cover emplaced prior to, and during the Salinic Orogeny. There is a long history of mineral exploration and mining on the Baie Verte Peninsula, with the most important commodities being gold, copper and asbestos. To assist in the understanding and exploration of this geologically diverse region, the Baie Verte digital geoscience atlas, a companion output to three previously released Canadian Geoscience Maps, contains GIS datasets including new and compiled bedrock geology (with 1:50,000 pdf maps). These are combined with compiled structural geology, geochronology (U/Pb and 40Ar/39Ar), lithogeochemistry, metallogeny (mines and drilled prospects), reprocessed aeromagnetic survey data (government and industry survey data), a digital elevation model, and base-map data (topography, hydrographic etc.). These GIS data are compatible with a number of GIS platforms, and have also been organized into a project suitable for viewing via ESRI® ArcReader(TM) (links provided).
Summary(Plain Language Summary, not published)
Baie Verte Peninsula occurs in the northern Appalachians of Newfoundland and is underlain by the ancestral continental margin of Laurentia, and an accreted (Taconic) Cambrian oceanic tract (ophiolite) and its Ordovician volcano-sedimentary cover. These were intruded by Ordovician to Silurian granitic plutons and coeval volcanic cover during the Salinic Orogeny. There is a long history of mineral exploration and mining on Baie Verte Peninsula including copper-gold mines in ophiolite strata and gold mines in the ophiolite cover. To assist in the understanding and exploration of this geologically diverse region, this digital geoscience atlas, a companion output to previously released geological maps, contains georeferenced datasets including new and compiled bedrock geology, compiled structural geology, geochronology, lithogeochemistry, metallogeny (mines and drilled prospects), reprocessed aeromagnetic survey data (governmental and industrial), a digital elevation model, and base-map data. These data are compatible with a number of GIS platforms, including ESRI's ArcReader free viewer.
GEOSCAN ID298754