Moose River Basin: geology and mineral potential - Geology Ontario

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Moose River Basin OGS10459 Photo 5.1-Photograph showing a natural arch of gypsum in the Gypsum Mountain area. as "Gypsum Mountain", covers an area of about 10 km 2 . An interesting weath ering feature is the occurrence of a series of natural arches, 18.5 m or more across, that have formed by solutioning along two watercourses that transect the area in north-south and east-west directions (Photo 5.1). Gypsum Mountain represents the peak elevation of the gypsum sequence above sea level. FRENCH RIVER Several small outcrops of gypsum occur over a distance of 0.4 km on the east bank of the Wakwayowkastic River, central branch of the French River. The outcroppings expose a 2 to 3 m section of good quality white, finely granu lar, massive gypsum with traces of grey-black, crenulated, limestone laminae.(Guillet 1967). 178
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THESE TERMS GOVERN YOUR USE OF THIS
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Ontario Geological Survey Study 21
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FOREWORD MOOSE RIVER BASIN The Meso
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CONVERSION FACTORS FOR MEASUREMENTS
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Moose River Basin ABSTRACT The vast
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Moose River Basin the Paleozoic and
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Moose River Basin REFERENCES Aquita
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Moose River Basin Henley, T.J., and
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Moose River Basin Shawinigan Engine
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Moose River Basin garni and Abitibi
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Moose River Basin OGS10456 Photo 2.
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Moose River Basin OGS10458 Photo 2.
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Moose River Basin DEPTH METRES FEET
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Moose River Basin DEPTH ELEVATION 9
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Moose River Basin sediments of the
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Moose River Basin vicinity of drill
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Moose River Basin Scintex Surveys L
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Moose River Basin TABLE 3.1 SAND SA
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Moose River Basin DRILLHOLE 75-02 S
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Moose River Basin PERCENTAGE 57 59
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Moose River Basin clays, carbonate,
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Moose River Basin dium coarse grain
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Moose River Basin APPENDIX B All mi
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Moose River Basin strong pleochrois
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Moose River Basin HEAVY MINERAL ANA
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Moose River Basin DRILLHOLE 75-06 d
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Moose River Basin ABSTRACT Disperse
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Moose River Basin floras from which
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Moose River Basin Erlansonisporites
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Moose River Basin Biretisporitespot
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Moose River Basin Cicatricosisporit
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Moose River Basin MOOSE RIVER BASIN
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Moose River Basin Plate 1. All figu
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