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File Created: 24-Jul-1985 by BC Geological Survey (BCGS)
Last Edit:  22-Jul-2020 by Karl A. Flower (KAF)

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Name YELLOW JACKET (L.1327) Mining Division Greenwood
BCGS Map 082E008
Status Past Producer NTS Map 082E02E
Latitude 049º 05' 31'' UTM 11 (NAD 83)
Longitude 118º 34' 45'' Northing 5438878
Easting 384711
Commodities Copper, Gold, Silver Deposit Types K01 : Cu skarn
K04 : Au skarn
Tectonic Belt Omineca Terrane Quesnel, Plutonic Rocks
Capsule Geology

The Yellow Jacket claim (Lot 1327) lies 1200 metres east of the Phoenix pit (082ESE020), adjacent to Curlew (082ESE024) to the west. Early work consists of a shaft. The claim was Crown granted to J.F. Cunningham and J. Mulligan in 1904.

Little is know of the showing. Mineralization likely consists of pyrite and chalcopyrite disseminations in sharpstone conglomerate, argillite and limestone of the Triassic Brooklyn Group. These rocks are underlain by chert and greenstone of the Upper Paleozoic Knob Hill Group.

See Phoenix for additional details on development, geology and mineralization in the area.

Bibliography
EMPR AEROMAG MAP 8497G
EMPR AR 1904-301
EMPR BULL 101, p. 237
EMPR MR MAP 6 (1932)
EMPR OF 1990-25
EMPR P 1986-2; 1989-3, pp. 41-43, 99
EMPR PF (See Phoenix 082ESE020)
EMPR PRELIM MAP 59
GSC MAP *16A; 828; 45-20A; 6-1957; 10-1967; 1500A; 1736A
GSC MEM *21
GSC OF 481; 637; 1969
GSC P 45-20A; 67-42; 79-29
CIM Transactions Vol. 59 (1956), pp. 384-394
Basque, Garnet (1992): Ghost Towns & Mining Camps of the Boundary
Country; Sunfire Publications Limited, pp. 82-115
Ball, M. (2017-01-26): Technical Report on the Greenwood Area Property
Cowley, P. (2017-06-02): Updated Preliminary Economic Assessment on
the Greenwood Precious Metals Project

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