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File Created: 24-Jul-1985 by BC Geological Survey (BCGS)
Last Edit:  15-Aug-2022 by Niel Hugo (NH)

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NMI 104N13 Mg1
Name ATLIN ROAD Mining Division Atlin
BCGS Map 104N092
Status Showing NTS Map 104N13W
Latitude 059º 58' 59'' UTM 08 (NAD 83)
Longitude 133º 47' 36'' Northing 6650138
Easting 567337
Commodities Limestone, Magnesite Deposit Types R09 : Limestone
Tectonic Belt Intermontane Terrane Cache Creek, Plutonic Rocks
Capsule Geology

The Atlin Road occurrence is located near the east shore of Atlin Lake, about 46 kilometres north of the community of Atlin.

Middle Jurassic Three Sisters Plutonic Suite granitic intrusions form the dominant rock type along the northeast side of Atlin Lake. Immediately south of the Yukon border and east of the Atlin Road, high magnesian limestones of the Upper Mississippian to Permian Horsefeed Formation (Cache Creek Complex) have been thermally metamorphosed at their contact with granite. Brucitic marble is associated with the contact metamorphic zone.

Bibliography
EMPR OF 1987-13, p. 50; 1996-11
EMPR PFD 672733
GSC OF 864; 1565
GSC P 74-47
GSC MAP 1082A: 1418A
GSC MEM 307, p. 79
DIAND OF *1990-4
Cordey, F. et al. (1987): Significance of Jurassic Radiolarians from the Cache Creek Terrane, British Columbia, in Geology Vol.15, pp. 1151-1154

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