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Found Here
Geology and deposit
- Host rock
- Burntwood-River-Super Group — Gneiss
- Tectonic setting
- Canadian Shield
Glaciated Precambrian Gneiss
Mining history
- Status
- Occurrence
- Discovered
- 1968
Records and references
SASKATCHEWAN, DEPARTMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES, MINERAL DEPOSIT INDEX, 64-D-06SE, GRP-1CANADA, DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY MINES AND RESOURCES, MINERAL POLICY SECTOR, "POLLON LAKE". NATIONAL MINERAL INVENTORY RECORD FILESTAFF, "SASK. MINING & DEVELOPMENT CORP. IN JOINT VENTURE ON GRAPHITE MINE", THE NORTHERN MINER, NOV. 18, 1976, P.51GULIOV, P., "SASKATCHEWAN: INDUSTRIAL MINERAL IN CANADA-REVIEW OF RECENT DEVELOPMENT", INDUSTRIAL MINERALS, NO.200, MAY 1984, P.105MCGREGOR, J.A., "SUPERIOR GRAPHITE CO., DEEP BAY PROJECT", PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER'S REPORT, JAMES U. BUFFAM, TORONTO, FEBRUARY 15, 1974, N.P.
Data: USGS Mineral Resources Data System, record 10024348 — view the source record
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Location on Map
Coordinates: 56.38338, -103.12571
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