Geological map (1:50 000 scale) of Little Salmon Lake area, central Yukon (parts of NTS 105 L/1,2 and 7) including geological cross-sections, mineral occurrences, isotopic age dates and fossil localities.
Preliminary metallogenic maps for the Yukon Territory were produced by combining information from the newly released digital geology map of the Yukon (Gordey and Makepeace, 1999) and the Yukon Minfile (1997) database. The maps are presented as a...
The Macmillan Pass area, in east-central Yukon Territory, contains what promises to be some of the most valuable mineral deposits yet discovered in the Territory. In addition to the TOM and JASON stratiform lead-zinc-silver-barite deposits, the...
The Macmillan Pass area has been of economic interest since the discovery of significant barite-lead-zinc-silver mineralization by Hudson Bay Exploration and Development prospectors in 1951. In addition to barite-hosted mineralization of the...
The placer potential mapping process consisted of applying a classification rating of 1 to 5 (lowest to highest) for all streams within the planning area. Factors affecting a stream's potential included development history and hard rock mining...
Yukon Geological Survey re-analyzed stream sediment sample pulps from GSC's archives in Ottawa. As a next step to improving the dataset, two of the areas covered by the recently-released Open Files were selected for further data processing to add...
The map area spans the western edge of the old North American continent and the terranes that accreted to it in Mesozoic time, which together form a generally west-dipping structural stack, separated by layer-parallel thrust faults. Three major...
Preliminary geological map of Glenlyon (NTS 105L/1-7, 11-14) and northeast Carmacks (115I/9,16) areas, including a geological cross-section, mineral occurrences and isotopic age dates.
