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Moose River Basin 101 - well sorted, angular to subangular, fine, pure silica sand with some limestone and Precambrian and some medium quartz grains; some fines; few tiny black, brown, lignite fragments; more than sample 103. 103 - very well sorted, angular to subangular, very fine grained, pure silica sand, with some Precambrian and dolomite but not much, few fines; some tiny black lignite fragments; not as much as sample 105. 105 - poorly sorted, angular to subangular, very coarse sand to medium pebbles size gravel of Precambrian, some limestone, some quartz (minor sul phide), with matrix of poorly sorted very fine to medium sand; almost no fines; abundant lignite in all sizes; black lignite pebbles, also very black carbona ceous clays. 107 - moderately sorted, angular to subangular, medium fine to medium silica sand with some Precambrian and few limestone and couple quartz gran ules; most of medium sand and coarser grains are quartz; some fines; abundant black, some brown lignite fragments, often of coarse sand size; also very black carbonaceous clays. 109 - moderately sorted, angular to subangular, fine to medium silica sand with some Precambrian and limestone grains, and some quartz granules, and a few limestone and Precambrian small subround pebbles; almost no fines; some lignite fragments and small pebbles. Ill - well sorted, angular to subangular, fine to fine medium silica sand with some Precambrian and limestone grains and lignite fragments; no peb bles; no fines; some black and grey lignite fragments. 113 - rather poorly sorted, subangular to subround, granular to medium pebble gravel of light and black Precambrian, carbonate, and not much quartz at all; also lignite pebbles showing good woody character; some moderately sorted fine silica sand matrix though not much; fines; some black lignite peb bles. 115 - moderately poorly sorted, angular to subangular, very coarse sand to granular gravel of quartz, Precambrian, limestone with many rounded lime stone and black Precambrian and angular Precambrian small pebbles only trace of dark grey fines; few pebble-size black lignite frags. 117 - moderately sorted, angular to subangular, very coarse sand to granu lar gravel (quartz and Precambrian, with some limestone) with many small pebbles of angular quartz and Precambrian, and rounded carbonate; black Pre cambrian tend to round more than felsic; no fines; no organics. 118 - poorly sorted, angular, impure, fine to very coarse sand of quartz, Pre cambrian, rounded limestone with a few small Precambrian pebbles almost no fines; no organics. 119 - moderately well sorted, angular to subangular, fine to fine medium silica sand, with some Precambrian and small limestone grains, and some coarse and very coarse sand grains; no pebbles; no fines; few very tiny black lig nite fragments. 121 - moderately well sorted, angular to subangular, medium to coarsegrained sand with many angular Precambrian and fair number subround lime stone grains; no pebbles; no fines at all; possible few black lignite fragments. 123 - well sorted, subangular, medium fine, fairly pure silica sand, with some limestone and Precambrian grains, and also some Precambrian and quartz coarse sand grains; no pebbles; almost no fines; no organics. 80
Petrography of Mesozoic and Pleistocene Sands 125 - moderately sorted, angular to subangular, medium to coarse sand with some more rounded fine sand; mostly of quartz with Precambrian and limestone; few fines; possible few tiny lignite fragments. 127 - poorly sorted, angular to subangular, fine to coarse sand of quartz, Precambrian and some limestone; with some subangular Precambrian and rounded limestone pebbles; few fines; no organics. 129 - moderately well sorted, granular, very coarse sand of quartz and Pre cambrian with less Paleozoic (noticeable, angular, fresh, K feldspar), some sul phides; with a matrix of poorly sorted fine to medium silica sand; angular to su bangular, though limestone tends to be subround; some pebbles; very few fines; no organics; ^ mm—carb.51, PC.33, B1.PC.23, qtz.40. 132 - moderately poorly sorted, angular, low sphericity, fine to medium coarse silica sand, 9896 quartz, with some Precambrian and a few tiny lime stone grains; few fines; no organics. 134 - moderately sorted, very fine to medium coarse, subangular, quartz sand with a fair number of limestone and Precambrian grains; lots of fines; some pebbles; slight possibility couple tiny lignite fragments, may be shale; ^ mm—carb.20, PC.17, Bl.Ss.8, qtz.16. 138 - moderately poorly sorted, angular to subangular, fine to medium coarse grained sand, 989c quartz, with many Precambrian and buff limestone grains; high sphericity; some carbonate cement fragments; some pebbles; not much fines; no organics; >2 mm—carb.33, PC.15, Bl.Ss.7, qtz.10. 81
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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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In order to maximise the use of sam
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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 definitely whethe
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Moose River Basin the Onakawana are
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Moose River Basin Onakawana were di
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History of Geological Exploration f
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Moose River Basin mounted Acker dri
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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 2.6-Log of drillh
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Moose River Basin Figure 2.1-Geolog
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Moose River Basin Drillhole Locatio
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Moose River Basin garni and Abitibi
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Page 42 and 43: Moose River Basin OGS10456 Photo 2.
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Page 46 and 47: Moose River Basin DEPTH METRES FEET
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Page 104 and 105: Moose River Basin ABSTRACT Disperse
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Page 116 and 117: Moose River Basin MOOSE RIVER BASIN
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Page 127 and 128: 23 24 Mesozoic Palynology
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Mesozoic Palynology REFERENCES Bell
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Mesozoic Palynology Williams, G.L.
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Moose River Basin Moose River Basin
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Moose River Basin examined..." and
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Moose River Basin The Onakawana Lig
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Moose River Basin In samples of lig
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Moose River Basin CHAUSSE CREEK, OP
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Moose River Basin DRILLHOLE 75-05 T
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Moose River Basin more is to be gai
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Lignite and Industrial Mineral Reso
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INDEX PAGE Abitibi River . . . . .
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PAGE Pleistocene-Mesozoic contact.
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Moose River Basin REFERENCES Aquita
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