74607 094N 006 094N13 Fsp1 Liard DAN 39 094N073 094N12E Showing 59° 42' 18'' 125° 31' 55'' 59.705000 -125.531944 10 6621100 357625 Fluorite Foreland Ancestral North America E11 : Carbonate-hosted fluorspar The Dan 39 fluorite showing is situated in the Caribou Range in the Northern Rocky Mountains, 10 kilometres north of Grayling River, 88 kilometres west-northwest of Nelson Forks. It was explored by Frontier Resources Incorporated and Pan Ocean Oil Limited in 1972. The Caribou Range is underlain by folded, mainly Devonian and Mississippian sedimentary rocks belonging to Ancestral North America (Geological Survey of Canada Map 1713A). The Dan Group of claims covers an east-dipping panel comprising the Middle Devonian Stone and Dunedin Formations, and the Upper Devonian to Mississippian Besa River Formation (Geological Survey of Canada Open File 673). A number of fluorite-barite showings of the vein and bedded replacement type occur in the claim group, all within the Dunedin Formation, in a north-trending linear belt with a strike length of 8 kilometres. The northern half of this belt has been called the "Northern" trend, and the southern half the "Southern" trend (Assessment Report 4205). The Dan 39 prospect is at the north end of the Southern trend. Other showings in this belt are covered by MINFILE occurrences 094N 004, 094N 005 and 094N 007. The Dunedin Formation consists of bedded, dark grey, fetid, argillaceous or siliceous (silty or cherty) limestone, and is about 260 metres thick (Assessment Report 4205). The uppermost 30 metres of the formation consists of dark grey limestone with numerous lenses and nodules of black chert. Like most of the other occurrences in the belt, the Dan 39 is in a 23-metre thick interval near the base of this upper, chert-rich subunit of the formation. In this locality, the mineralization forms veins of fluorite, possibly associated with barite, witherite and calcite (Assessment Report 4205). The veins are approximately 8 to 90 centimetres thick, and are poorly exposed for roughly 7 to 30 metres along their strike. EMPR GEM 1972-596 EMPR ASS RPT *4205 EMPR OF 1992-16, p. 77 GSC BULL 186 GSC OF 673 GSC MAP 1713A EMPR PFD 843313