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File Created: 28-Mar-1988 by Jennifer W. Pell (JP)
Last Edit:  23-Jan-1989 by Laura L. Duffett (LLD)

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Name TUCK INLET, TUCK INLET GARNET Mining Division Skeena
BCGS Map 103J049
Status Showing NTS Map 103J08E, 103J08W
Latitude 054º 24' 29'' UTM 09 (NAD 83)
Longitude 130º 15' 06'' Northing 6029645
Easting 418760
Commodities Garnet Deposit Types P02 : Kyanite-sillimanite schists
Tectonic Belt Coast Crystalline Terrane Alexander
Capsule Geology

On Tsimpsean Peninsula, Lower Mesozoic (?) and/or Paleozoic (?) metasedimentary rocks of amphibolite facies occur. Outcroppings of micaceous pelitic schists along the shores of Tuck Inlet and near Port Simpson, may contain up to 43 per cent garnet porphyroblasts and minor kyanite. Along the shores of Tuck Inlet, the garnet porphyro- blasts range up to 5 centimetres in diameter (Geological Survey of Canada, Memoir 394).

Bibliography
EMPR OF *1988-26, p. 15
GSC MAP 3-1965; 12-1966; 1385A; 1472A
GSC MEM 394
GSC P 66-33

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