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File Created: 31-Mar-1987 by Allan Wilcox (AFW)
Last Edit:  20-Feb-1991 by Shielagh N. Banfield (SNB)

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NMI
Name RAD Mining Division Kamloops
BCGS Map 092I023
Status Showing NTS Map 092I05E
Latitude 050º 15' 35'' UTM 10 (NAD 83)
Longitude 121º 33' 50'' Northing 5568495
Easting 602364
Commodities Uranium Deposit Types
Tectonic Belt Intermontane Terrane Methow, Quesnel
Capsule Geology

The Rad occurrence area is underlain by Triassic Mount Lytton Complex dioritic intrusives and Lower-Middle Cretaceous Pasayten Group (correlative with the Spences Bridge Group) mafic volcanics, shales, arkose and conglomerate. Major faults lie along Botanie Creek and the Fraser River. Uranium mineralization occurs in sheared, hematitic sandstone adjacent to a shale unit and a granodiorite contact. A sample from the area assayed 0.038 per cent uranium (George Cross News Letter #107, 1976).

Bibliography
EMPR ASS RPT *6118, 6131, 6590
EMPR EXPL 1976-91
EMPR OF 1990-32
GSC MAP 1010A; 42-1989
GSC MEM 262
GSC OF 551; 980
GSC P 46-8; 47-10; 81-1A, pp. 185-189; 85-1A, pp. 349-358
GCNL #95,*#107, 1976
N MINER Apr.8, 1976, p. 21
EMPR PFD 826893

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