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File Created: 16-Apr-1986 by Gary R. Foye (GRF)
Last Edit:  27-Jan-1989 by David G. Bailey (DGB)

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NMI 093C5 Mo1
Name TEL Mining Division Skeena
BCGS Map 093C022
Status Showing NTS Map 093C05E
Latitude 052º 17' 35'' UTM 10 (NAD 83)
Longitude 125º 38' 25'' Northing 5796917
Easting 319945
Commodities Molybdenum Deposit Types
Tectonic Belt Coast Crystalline Terrane Plutonic Rocks
Capsule Geology

The region is underlain to the west by the Coast Crystalline belt and to the east by Mesozoic and Tertiary volcanic and sediment- ary rocks. A hybrid zone along the eastern margin of the Coast Crystalline Belt contains elements of both terranes. In this zone Mesozoic rocks have been incorporated into the plutons and are overlain by Tertiary volcanic rocks. The degree of metamorphism and deformation of the Intermontane Belt supracrustal rocks increases towards the Coast Crystalline Belt.

The Tel showing occurs near the eastern margin of the Coast Plutonic Complex where biotite granite, quartz diorite, granodiorite and quartz monzonite along with older foliated and migmatitic equivalents, have been intruded into volcanic and sedimentary rocks of probable Lower Jurassic age. Underlain mainly by felsic intrusive rocks, the Tel showing consists of molybdenite mineralization.

Bibliography
EMPR ASS RPT *1955, *1958
EMPR GEM 1969-74; 1970-103
EMPR PF (Claim Map Tel Claims)
GSC MAP 1424A; 1202A; 10-1957
EMPR PFD 14247

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