Mineral Possibilities of Northern Vancouver Island

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
H. C. Gunning
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Jan 1, 1930

Abstract

In spite of the fact that mining has been more or less active in the northern part of Vancouver island since the late 'nineties', there seems to be a remarkable lack of information regarding the nature and development of the region. Recently the operations at the Old Sport mine of the Coast Copper Company, Limited, and spectacular copper discoveries in the vicinity of Nimpkish lake, have directed the attention of the mining fraternity to the district. The writer spent the summer of 1929 making a reconnaissance examination of the general geology and mining properties of the area between Quatsino sound and Nimpkish lake, and he feels that a short paper describing the nature and mining possibilities of the region should be of interest at this time. A more detailed account of the ?geology and of the mining properties will be published in the forth- coming Summary Report of the Geological Survey. A short paper dealing with the Nimpkish Lake district was presented at the Annual Meeting of the British Columbia Division, held recently in Vancouver.
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APA: H. C. Gunning  (1930)  Mineral Possibilities of Northern Vancouver Island

MLA: H. C. Gunning Mineral Possibilities of Northern Vancouver Island. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1930.

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