Limestone of the Lower Cambrian Reeves Member of the Laib Formation outcrops 250 to 1200 metres north of the Salmo river just east of Wallace Creek. The unit strikes 050 degrees for 950 metres and dips 45 degrees southeast. Exposed widths vary from 250 to 320 metres.
The limestone is fine to medium grained and uniform grey to thinly banded black and white in colour. Two samples, each taken across 12 to 15 metres of strata assayed as follows (in per cent) (Fyles, 1956 - Samples 9228, 9229):
Sample CaO MgO Insolubles
9228 52.4 1.71 3.28
9229 42.2 5.09 14.3 The two samples were collected along the lowest limestone bluffs 180 to 270 metres north of the Salmon Valley logging road.