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The Mitchell-Sheba occurrence is a gold, silver and base metal-bearing quartz vein system contained within a thrust slice of mafic …
The Blow River Formation was deposited in the Blow Trough, a north-trending, middle Cretaceous downwarp near the junction of the …
YEG 2009 contains up-to-date information on mining and mineral exploration activity, studies by industry, and results of recent geological field …
The Yukon Mineral Exploration Program (YMEP) is a funding program which provides financial support to proponents exploring for minerals in …
The Pattison Pluton is a high level Tertiary subaluminous alaskite that is part of a northwest trending chain of igneous …
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A placer mining and exploration compilation of NTS map sheet 105E, southern Yukon Territory, Canada. This compilation includes the location, …
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