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File Created: 24-Jul-1985 by BC Geological Survey (BCGS)
Last Edit:  06-Dec-1989 by Laura L. Duffett (LLD)

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Name CAPILANO VALLEY CLAY Mining Division Vancouver
BCGS Map 092G035
Status Showing NTS Map 092G06E
Latitude 049º 21' 24'' UTM 10 (NAD 83)
Longitude 123º 06' 52'' Northing 5467112
Easting 491689
Commodities Clay Deposit Types B06 : Fireclay
E07 : Sedimentary kaolin
Tectonic Belt Coast Crystalline Terrane Plutonic Rocks
Capsule Geology

A well stratified, glacial lake deposit of very fine-grained highly plastic blue clay occurs about 2.4 kilometres north of the Capilano suspension bridge in the Capilano Valley.

Bibliography
EMPR BULL *30, pp. 15,48
EMPR PF (Roddick, J.A. (c. 1956): Geology of Vancouver and Coquitlam Map Area)
GSC MAP 42-1963; 1069A; 1152A; 1386A
GSC MEM 335
GSC MISC RPT No. 996, 1908, p. 26
GSC OF 611
GSC P 53-28
Armstrong, J.E. (1990): Vancouver Geology, Geological Association of Canada, Cordilleran Section
Ditson, G.M. (1978): Metallogeny of the Vancouver-Hope Area, British Columbia, M.Sc. Thesis, University of British Columbia

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