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Reference Number
YEG2013_03
Title
Peliminary observations on the geology of the Anvil Lake area (parts of NTS 105K/11 and 12), central Yukon
Reference Type
Yukon Geological Survey
Document Type
Annual Report Paper


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Abstract: The Anvil Lake area consists of mostly contact-metamorphosed siltstone and sandstone having lesser interbedded volcanic and carbonate units that belong to the Early Paleozoic Selwyn basin, thrust northward over the Devono-Mississippian Earn Group and Carboniferous to Triassic formations. These are intruded by the mid-Cretaceous Anvil batholith. The mapped area surrounds the Keg, a disseminated silver-base metal deposit of current interest; new bedrock information will increase the efficiency of exploration of silver bearing veins noted along stratigraphic and structural contacts regionally. It is the first season of an investigation aiming to provide more detailed revision of regional maps, with further paleontology, geochronology, and structural analysis.
Authors: Cobbett, R.N.
NTS Mapsheet(s): 105K11, 105K12
Citation: Cobbett, R.N., 2014. Peliminary observations on the geology of the Anvil Lake area (parts of NTS 105K/11 and 12), central Yukon. In: Yukon Exploration and Geology 2013, K.E. MacFarlane, M.G. Nordling and P.J. Sack (eds.), Yukon Geological Survey, p. 33-51.

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Location Map

NTS Mapsheet(s): 105K11, 105K12

Related Occurrences

Name Number Type Status
Rebel 105K 083 Hard-rock Prospect
Cirque 105K 052 Hard-rock Prospect
Owl 105K 077 Hard-rock Prospect
Weld 105K 030 Hard-rock Prospect
Arseno 105K 053 Hard-rock Prospect
Bubble 105K 051 Hard-rock Showing
Hammer 105K 084 Hard-rock Prospect
Drex 105K 097 Hard-rock Prospect

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YEG2013 Contained By MacFarlane, K.E., Nordling, M.G. and Sack, P.J. (eds.) Yukon Exploration and Geology 2013