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A map of the residual total magnetic field derived from data acquired by Goldak Airborne Surveys during the period of …
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Plans and reports from the Department of Environment
A map of the residual total magnetic field derived from data acquired by Goldak Airborne Surveys during the period of …
Under the topic of information needs for mine closure and abandonment, the MPERG priorities for funding in 2009 included an …
This map presents a compilation and re-interpretation of the bedrock geology in the Mount Nansen area. It is an update …
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Concern about aircraft disturbance of Dall sheep and other wildlife continues to grow in the Yukon. Aircraft-based tourism, both sightseeing …
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A placer mining and exploration compilation of NTS map sheets 115I and 115J/K, southern Yukon Territory, Canada. This compilation includes …