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File Created: 14-Oct-1986 by Brian Grant (BG)
Last Edit:  30-Sep-2021 by George Owsiacki (GO)

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NMI
Name PIKE Mining Division Atlin
BCGS Map 104N032
Status Showing NTS Map 104N05E
Latitude 059º 21' 39'' UTM 08 (NAD 83)
Longitude 133º 36' 42'' Northing 6581055
Easting 578923
Commodities Magnesite Deposit Types I17 : Cryptocrystalline magnesite veins
M07 : Ultramafic-hosted talc-magnesite
Tectonic Belt Intermontane Terrane Cache Creek
Capsule Geology

The Pike occurrence is located about 3 kilometres north of the mouth of Pike River on Atlin Lake, 23 kilometres south of the community of Atlin.

Argillites belonging to the Mississippian to Triassic Kedahda Formation of the Cache Creek Group Complex host a vein of white, compact, massive magnesite which contains about 10 per cent quartz. The vein is associated with an outcrop of upper Mississippian to Permian ultramafic rock of the Cache Creek Complex.

Bibliography
EMPR OF *1987-13, p. 42; 1990-6; 1996-11
EMPR PFD 674359
GSC ANN RPT *1899, Part A, p. 71A; Part B, p. 21B
GSC MAP 1082A
GSC OF 864
GSC MEM 307
GSC P 74-47
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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