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Evaluation of the origins of gold hosted by the conglomerates of the Indian...

Conglomerates belonging to the Indian River formation (IRF), south of the Klondike goldfield, have recently become the focus of exploration activity owing to their potential as...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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White Channel Gravel alteration revisited

The White Channel Gravel (Pliocene) is the most important gold-bearing unit in the world famous Klondike goldfields of west-central Yukon. It is up to 46 m thick and consists of...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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Placer depositional settings and their ages along Dominion Creek, Klondike...

Dominion Creek and its tributaries (Sulphur and Gold Run creeks) are one of the largest placer gold producing areas in North America. The placer gravel is divided into: (1)...

Date updated: 2011-04-04

Date created: 2011-04-04

Publisher: Yukon Geological Survey

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