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File Created: 22-Apr-1986 by Gary R. Foye (GRF)
Last Edit:  27-Jan-1989 by David G. Bailey (DGB)

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Name BURNT BRIDGE, KAHYLSKT CREEK Mining Division Skeena
BCGS Map 093D050
Status Showing NTS Map 093D08E
Latitude 052º 27' 32'' UTM 09 (NAD 83)
Longitude 126º 10' 20'' Northing 5815840
Easting 692117
Commodities Molybdenum, Lead, Copper Deposit Types
Tectonic Belt Coast Crystalline Terrane Gambier
Capsule Geology

The region is underlain by the Coast Plutonic Complex, consist- ing of pre- to post-kinematic quartz diorite to granodiorite batho- liths intruded into Paleozoic to Mesozoic metasedimentary and meta- volcanic rocks. Younger supracrustal assemblages overlying deformed rocks include the (?)Cretaceous Gambier Group and Tertiary Bella Bella Formation volcanic rocks. In the eastern part of the Coast Crystalline Belt supracrustal rocks of possible Mesozoic age and Jurassic Hazelton Group rocks become dominant.

The Burnt Bridge Creek molybdenite showing is underlain predominantly by chlorite schist of presumed Triassic age. Apart from the reported occurrence of molybdenum, lead and copper, no other information is available.

Fieldwork 2002, p. 124, 125-126 suggests area underlain by diorite complexes cut by granodiorite and later basalt dykes and the map unit is labelled early Cretaceous.

Bibliography
EM FIELDWORK 2001, pp. 124-126; 2002, pp. 65-75
EMPR AR 1961-A67; 1962-A68
GSC MAP 1327A; 1424A
GSC MEM 372, p. 106

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