Massive Sulphide Deposits in New Brunswick

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
A. L. McAllister
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1960

Abstract

"MASSIVE sulphide deposits are found in two areas of New Brunswick, the St. Stephen area and the Bathurst-Newcastle area. In both, the geology in the immediate vicinity of the sulphide bodies is largely inferred from drilling results as outcrop is not plentiful and is, in fact, almost lacking in most places. With few exceptions these deposits have not been explored by underground methods. Consequently much of the. detail on the geology will only become known over a period of years as economic conditions make mining feasible.Much of the information contained in this paper has been supplied directly by company geologists. As a result of the number of contributors, some confusion of nomenclature bas to be anticipated. Cross-sections and plans of the individual deposits are, in most cases, as supplied by the companies concerned. Most of the interpretations are the responsibility of the author."
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APA: A. L. McAllister  (1960)  Massive Sulphide Deposits in New Brunswick

MLA: A. L. McAllister Massive Sulphide Deposits in New Brunswick. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1960.

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