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File Created: 24-Jul-1985 by BC Geological Survey (BCGS)
Last Edit:  07-Jul-2020 by Nicole Barlow (NB)

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Name LOST, GOLD BUG (L.895) Mining Division Greenwood
BCGS Map 082E017
Status Showing NTS Map 082E02E
Latitude 049º 06' 47'' UTM 11 (NAD 83)
Longitude 118º 44' 19'' Northing 5441479
Easting 373124
Commodities Copper Deposit Types
Tectonic Belt Omineca Terrane Plutonic Rocks, Quesnel
Capsule Geology

Location of this showing as described in Assessment Report 4234, lies between Deadwood and Motherlode creeks. On the Gold Bug, 1 kilometre to the east, an adit symbol is shown on the map in the report.

The area is covered by Eocene andesite and trachy-andesite (Marron Formation, Penticton Group) which overlie Paleozoic sediments (Knob Hill Group), which are exposed east of a north-trending fault. The sediments consist of sharpstone conglomerate, chert and green argillites. Scattered malachite occurs in the andesite.

Bibliography
EMPR AEROMAG MAP 8497G
EMPR AR 1898-1195
EMPR ASS RPT 3482, 4234
EMPR GEM 1972-37
EMPR MR MAP 6 (1932)
EMPR OF 1990-25
EMPR P 1986-2
EMPR PF (Salamet Mines Ltd. (circa 1956): Diamond Drill Hole Plan,
in 082ESE050; Property and Geology plan (circa 1956) in 082ESE052)
EMPR PRELIM MAP 59
GSC MAP 828; 45-20A; 6-1957; 10-1967; 1500A; 1736A
GSC OF 481; 637; 1969
GSC P 67-42; 79-29
EMPR PFD 824740
Caron, L. (2012-11-16): National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report on the Bud-Elk Property.

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