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Catface

CA / BC
49.25667, -125.98198View on MapOpen in Google Maps
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Catface is a mineral prospect, documented by the USGS Mineral Resources Data System. Reported specimens include Azurite, Bornite, Chalcocite, Chalcopyrite, Chrysocolla, Copper. The site was discovered in 1960; workings are surface.

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Found Here

AzuriteBorniteChalcociteChalcopyriteChrysocollaCopperCovelliteCupriteGoldMalachiteMolybdeniteSilverTenorite

Mining history

Status
Prospect
Operation type
Surface
Workings
Surface
Discovered
1960

Records and references

Cited references

MCDOUGALL, J.J., CATFACE, A. SUTHERLAND BROWN, ED., PORPHYRYDEPOSITS OF THE CANADIAN CORDILLERA, CIM SPECIAL VOLUMENO. 15, 1976, P. 299-31O. CANADIAN MINES HANDBOOK 1979-80, NORTHERN MINER PRESS LTD.,1979, P.64. CRANSTONE, D.A. AND R.T. WHILLANS, CANADIAN RESERVES OFCOPPER, NICKEL, LEAD, ZINC, MOLYBDENUM, SILVER AND GOLDAS OF J AN.1, 1978, EMR CANADA, MINERALS, MR 185, 1979P.25. ANNIS, R.C., D.A. CRANSTONE AND M. VALLEE, A SURVEY OF KNOWNMINERAL DEPOSITS IN CANADA THAT ARE NOT BEING MINED;ENERGY, MINES AND RESOURCES CANADA, MINERALS, MR 181, 197P.37, A35. MCMYNN, J.E., AND OTHERS, 1975, REPORT OF THE BRITISHCOLUMBIA COPPER TASK FORCE, P. 24,64,65. EMR CANADA, CANADIAN MINERAL DEPOSITS NOT BEING MINED IN1989, MR 223, NOV. 1989, P. B.C. 95.

Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10230577view the source record

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Coordinates: 49.25667, -125.98198

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