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This report contains three main sections: 1) introduction, description of Exploration and Geological Services Division and overview of the Yukon …
for a copy of this paper please contact the Yukon Geological Survey; geology@gov.yk.ca.
The Middle–Upper Devonian Canol Formation is the focus of a new study by the Yukon Geological Survey in north Yukon. …
Aggregate potential was analyzed and classified for a four-kilometre corridor centred on Yukon highways and in a 20 km radius …
The Strike property is located in the Campbell Range belt in southeastern Yukon. The study area is underlain by a …
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State of the environment reports provide updates on research and monitoring efforts for climate change, air, water, landscape and fish …
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Compilation of historic geologic data can help identify deposits of unmined gold-bearing gravel and promote further exploration on under-explored ground. …