PRODUCING MINES 1 Canadian Johns-Manville Co, Ltd. Reeves mine (Ob 9b}...... asb 2 Noranda hxploration Co. Ltd./New JoburKe Explorations Ltd. New Jobufke mine (Ob 9d).. ... ,..... ,..... ... .., ,., ... ,.,. Au PAST PRODUCING MINES 3 Halcrow-Swayze mine J Os 'Oaj., 4 Jerome mine (Ob 1Gb)..............................., 5 Renabie mine (Na 9c). 6 Smith-Thorne mine/Tionaga mine (Ob I3a)....,..,.,.. THE MAP INDEX Thrj red lcitors and numbers in the horders provide a location reference system based on that of Map 2310, Ontario Mineral Map, 1974. MINERAL PRODUCTION AND RESOURCES The area contains deposits of antimony, apatite, asbestos, barite, copper, gold, iron, lead, molybdenum, niobium and other rare earths, talc, thori jm, uranium, and zinc. Production at the end of 1970 was solely of asbestos, bul by 1973 gold was being produced at the New Joburke Explorations Ltd. property by Noranda Exploration Co. Ltd. Early exploration included work on the Woman River iron formation in 1910. By the 1960's Stackpool Mining Company Limited indicated reserves o' 5,100,000 Ions of iron ore grading 40^ iron and Kukatush Mining Corporation (Ontario) Limited indicated reserves of 158,000,000 tons of ST.8% acid soluble iron in the Radio Hill iron formation in Penhorwood Township. The Renabie mine in Leeson Township produced 776,191 oz. Au, 245,146 oz. Ag ovor the period 1947 to July, ",970. Reserves as of 1970 were 157,704 tons grading 0.211 oz./tcn Au. The Jerome mine of Jerome Gold Mines Limited in Osway Township produced 56,973oz. Au and 15,'04oz, Ag between 1941 end 1943. In 1968 when production started at the Canadian Johns-Manville Company Limited, Rcevos mine ore reserves were established at 20,000,OCO tons with an asbestos fibre content of 3 to Dominion Gulf Company holds claims covering the Nemegosenda Lake carbonatite-alkalic complex, which contains a mineralized zone of 20,000,000 tons grading G.47% Nb20s, By-product production of U, Th, rare earths, zirconium, apatite and magnetite would be possible upon development. Multi-Minerals Limited holds ground on the lackner Lake carbonatite-alkalic complex, which has three mineralized zones grading as follows: zones No. 3 anci 4-37,000,000 tons of D.198% NbaOs, M .3% a patite and 13.77^ magnetite; zone 6 - 5,02-1,250 tors grading 69.6^ rmgr.elile, 21.9^ apatite and Q.173% NbaO;,; and zone 8 - 80,000,000 tons grading Q.25% Nb2Os. Several base metal occurrences ere known. The Consolidated Shunsby Mines Limited deposit in Cunningham Township com prises a mineralised zone of 310,095 tons grading T.2% Cu, and 1.3?SZn. Ailimns MapIMSR S HnarRt-Kariuskasinn Sheet ^.w x Lake f l PUSKUTA i\ Nf ' E L MONTCALM E' f \ 69 LERWICK Lougheed^ Lakes--——; 7a Shiners-"? Lake1 ' Shiner!!. J •tr'A^r*—-MafMrf., .a^fl.^....,,..,——4 XT^lsvV'^ ^*fc j1 J . \ " yv ^ o a,aai rr.iyri'.id ; , w -r^ \ ST^X X/^ 5' BARcUte^" v / ^ X a\ BARCL A^cT^ ,.y^ , ^/ \ , ,f^r^5 if \V s*\\ i V ..^ \ Reftbie T S J J/ ^ COLLISHAW GEOLOGICAL RELIABILITY DIAGRAM A DelailBU rrisppiny, sualas grealer than I" to '/l mile B Sfimt-dRtailrd mapping; r,r.nlpR le^i than 1"' to l mile C Mostly unmepped, but some airborne reconnaissance JEFFR&"——~ Map 2221 Chapleau-Foleyet Geological Compilation S eries HOW TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Published geological maps used as reference material during the preparaiiOT of this map are indicated on Index Maps 2079. 2080 and 2081 of the Division of Mines, Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto and on Index Sheets 41 and 42. Geological Survey of Canada. Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa. Four uncoloured preliminary geological maps at scale of one inch to two miles were produced following Operation Chapleau, a helicopter supported reconnaissance mapping project covering the nap sheet. These are: P.B72 Missinaibi Lake Sheet, P.673 Horwood Lake Sheet, P.674 Chapleau Shoe! and P.7fi5 Opeepees- way-Rocky Island Lakes Sheet. Published geological reports covering this sheet are listed in Bulletin 26 and Supplements, Division of Mines, Ministry of Natural Resources and in the Index of Publications, Geological Survey o! Canada. Aeromagnetic maps covering this sheet may be obtained from the Director, Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, or Mines Publications OfficG, Ministry of Natural Rescjrces, Parliament Buildings, Toronto M7A 1W3. Topographic mops of the area are available aL a scale nf one inch to two miles, 1:250,000 and 1:50,000 from the Lands Publications Office, Mhistry of Natural Resources and the Topographic Survey, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa. Air photographs at a scalu of one inch to one quarter mile are available from: Photo Library, Administrative Services Branch, Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto. Air photographs at a scale of one inch to ore mile are available from National Air Photo graphic Library, Department of Enercy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa. The name and ownership of many mineral occurrence on ihis sheet are given on Map 2310, Ontario Mineral Map, 1974. Information on geology and mineral occurrences may be obtained al the offices of the Regional Geologisfs at Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie and al Lhe office of the Resident Geologist in Sudbury. Mining claim maps and general information on properties may be obtained at the offices of the Min.ng Recorders at Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and SLdbjry or at the Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto. Up-tc-date information on currenl developments may he obtained from the annual review of the Division ol Mines and the Annual Report of Regional and Resident Geologists at Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury, published annually. LEGEND PHANEROZOIC CENOZOIC QUATERNARY PLEISTOCENE AND RECENT Ti!l, day, sand, gravel. UNCONFORMITY MESOZOIC LATE JURASSIC TO EARLY CRETACEOUS* J? lamprophyre dikes. INTRUSIVE CONTACT PRECAMBRIAN LATE PRECAMBRIAN MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE ROCKS* J ia Hornblende syenite. 11b Syenodiorite and diorite. He Hornblende monzonite. lid Porphyritic hornblende diorite, quartz diorite, and gabbro (plagio clase porphyry). ne Malic hornfels. CARBONATITE-ALKALIC COMPLEXES 6 Wa Alkalic syenite, pulaskite. JQb Brecciated alkalic syenite anri re lated rock types. lOc Fenitized rocks. lOd Massive mafic nepheline syenite (malignite). lOe Massive to foliated nepheline sye nite and related rocks, Wf Sovite (caidtc-rich carbonatite). 10g Magnetite-apatite rock. IQri Urtite, ijolite, melteigite (nepheline- pyroxene rocks). INTRUSIVE CONTACT EARLY TO MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS 9 Diabase dikes. INTRUSIVE CONTACT EARLY P RECAMBRIAN SHAWMERE ANORTHOSITE COMPLEX 8a Anorthosite lo gabbroic anortnosite. 8b Anorthosi'e gabbro. 8c Gabbro. 8d Brecciated anorthosite lo gabbroic rocks. Se Gneissic lo ftaser-texfured tons/its and monzonite. INTRUSIVE CONTACT KAPUSKASING STRUCTURAL ZONE ROCKS 7s Meia-igneouK rncKs (metamof- ohosed mafic to intermediate intru sive rocks). 7b Melanocratic granulite (pyroxene- quartz-hornbiende-plagiccfase granulite), 7c Pelitic and psammitic granuli/es (riyroxene-garnet-quartz-fetdspar granulite), 7d Metasedimentary gneiss, including intercalations of metavolcanic gneiss (metamorphosed !o uppci amphibolite facies), 7e Arkosic metasedimenls. FAULT CONTACT FELSIC IGNEOUS AND METAMORPHIC ROCKS C Felsic Intrusive and Hybrid Rocks c 5 Unsubcfivided.d 6a Massive to weekly foliated, biotite and hornblende trondhjemite, gran odiorite, and minor quarlt (fiorite. 6h Gneissic, biotite and hornblende trondhjemite, granodiorite, and mi nor quartz diorite, 6c Massive to weakly foliated, horn blende and biotite quartz-mon zo nite. Sd Gneissic biotite and hornblende quar 1 1 -monzonite. 6e Syenitic rocks. 6f Pegmatite, aptite. Sg Augen gneiss. Sh Hornblende granodiorite lo diorite (In part hybrid rocks). 6/ Porphyritic granitic loci's. INTRUSIVE OR GRADATIONAL CONTACT Migmatilic Rocksc 5 UnsuMivided. d Ha Migmatite with rnetavolcanic paleo- cf quartz-feldspar -horn blende gneiss; veined with more than 25^ granitic material (neo- some f ). Sb Migmatite with metaseciimeritttry paleosome^ of biotite-quartz-feld- spar gneiss; veined with more than ?5X g ranitic, material (neosome f ). INTRUSIVE CONTACT MAFIC AND ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS 4 Unsubdivided**- 4a Diorite and gabbro. 4b Ultramafic rocks and their serpent- inized equivalents, minor gabbro. INTRUSIVE CONTACT METASEDIMENTSff 3 Unsubdivided d- 3a Gieywacke, arkose, quartzite. Sh Conglomerate. 3c Argillaceous, fine-grained metased- iments. 3d Biotite-Quarlz-fe/dspar schist and sneiss. 3e Migmstized metasediment* (W- P'5% granitic material). METAVOLCANICSP Telsic to Intermediate Metavolcanics 2 Unsubdivided d- ?a Rhyolite to dacite Hows and frag mental rocks. Sb Tuff, banded tuff, and lapilli-tuff. 2c Agglomerate, breccia. 2d Porphyritic flows, quartz-feldspar porphyry, Mafic to Intermediate Metavolcanics la Basalt to andesite flows end por phyritic flows, massive to foliated. Ib Basalt to andesite pillow lava. le Mafic pyroclastic rocks, 1d Layered amphibolite. Je Diorite, gabbro (coarse-grained flows or intrusions). 1g Migmstiied mafic metavolcanics (ID-25% granitic material). IF Ircn formation (associated with 1, P and 3 map units). S Sulphide mineralization. 3Based on correlation with radiometricali/ dated lam- prophyres at Cora! Rapids on the Abitibi River. ^Relative ages unknown, radiometric ages equivalent; these rock map units appear to be spatially associated with the KzcuskasinQ Structural Zone. cUnits 5 and 6 distinguished in part en the basis of aeromagnetic data: therefore, outcrops of unit 5 will occur in areas of unit 6 and vice versa. dRoch identification based on airborne observation. eMeJanocratic portions of migmatite, consisting of fragments arid inclusions of country rock. ^Leucocratic portion of migmatite. SAge relationships bclwccn units 1, 2 and3 unknown. The letter "C" preceding a rock unit number, for example "GJ", indicates interpretation is based upon geophysical data only. The letter "D" preceding a r ock unit number, for example "DI", indicates idenli!icalian from diamond drill core. i Scale, l inch to 2M miles N.T.S. reference 410,42 l S YM BOLS Geological boundary. Synclinal a r/'s. Anticlinal axis. Fault. Lineament. Altitude in feet above mean s ea level. Railway, with station or f/agstop. Provincial highway. Other road. Aircraft landing facilities. Larger community. Smaller community. Producing mine. Pas! producing mine. Mineral occurrence. Mining Division with boundary. District boundary. Township boundary, meridian or base line, surveyed. Township boundary, un-juivcyerl. Line ot section. MAP COMPILATION SOURCES Geology and revised compilation by P.C. Thurston. R.P. Sage and G.M. Siragusa, and assistants. Geological Branch 1970. 1971 and 1974. Original compilation by H.D. Carlson, Resident Geol ogist, Timmins and J.F. Donovan, 1965. Geology from published maps and assessment /iles of the Division of Mines, Ministry ol Natural Resources; published maps o! the Geological Survey of Canada and unpublished maps of mining companies. Cattoyraphy by D.W. Robot-on and assistants, Surveys and Mapping Branch, 1975. Map base compiled from maps ol the Forest Resources inventory, and the Provincial Topographic Series, sheets 4SBJNW, 42BfSW, 428ISE, Division of Lands, Ministry of Natural Resources, with additional in formation from the staff of the Ministry of Natural Resources. METAL AND MINERAL Ag.. ap... As... asb.. Au., ba... herh, Bi... Cu.. gf.'!! Mo REFERENCE .Silver .Apatite . Arsenic . Asbestos .Gold .Barite . Berthierite .Bismuth . Copper . Iron .Graphite . Molybdenum mo. . ....j Nb......,./ Ni..,...,./ Pb....... . t fl.........t RA ; RE...... j Sb..,..,.., Th.,....,j T\........-, U....,....[ Zn.,.,....; Molybdenite Nickel Lead Quartz Radioactive minerals Rare Earths Antimony Thorium Titanium Uranium Zinc Zr. ... .Zircon/am ONTARIO DIVISION OF MINES HONOURABLE LEO BERNIER, Minister of Natural Resources DR. J. K. REYNOLDS. Deputy Minister ot Natural Resources G A Jewett. Executive Director Division of Mines E G. Pye Director. Geological Branch Map 2221 CHAPLEAU - FOLEYET Geological Compilation Series ALGOMA, COCHRANE AND SUDBURY DISTRICTS Scale 1:253,440 or l Inch to 4 Miles 20 Metres bOOO 20 SECTION A B
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Thrj red lcitors and numbers in the horders provide a location reference system based on that of Map 2310, Ontario Mineral Map, 1974.
MINERAL PRODUCTION AND RESOURCES
The area contains deposits of antimony, apatite, asbestos, barite, copper, gold, iron, lead, molybdenum, niobium and other rare earths, talc, thori jm, uranium, and zinc. Production at the end of 1970 was solely of asbestos, bul by 1973 gold was being produced at the New Joburke Explorations Ltd. property by Noranda Exploration Co. Ltd.
Early exploration included work on the Woman River iron formation in 1910. By the 1960's Stackpool Mining Company Limited indicated reserves o' 5,100,000 Ions of iron ore grading 40^ iron and Kukatush Mining Corporation (Ontario) Limited indicated reserves of 158,000,000 tons of ST.8% acid soluble iron in the Radio Hill iron formation in Penhorwood Township.
The Renabie mine in Leeson Township produced 776,191 oz. Au, 245,146 oz. Ag ovor the period 1947 to July, ",970. Reserves as of 1970 were 157,704 tons grading 0.211 oz./tcn Au. The Jerome mine of Jerome Gold Mines Limited in Osway Township produced 56,973oz. Au and 15,'04oz, Ag between 1941 end 1943. In 1968 when production started at the Canadian Johns-Manville Company Limited, Rcevos mine ore reserves were established at 20,000,OCO tons with an asbestos fibre content of 3 to
Dominion Gulf Company holds claims covering the Nemegosenda Lake carbonatite-alkalic complex, which contains a mineralized zone of 20,000,000 tons grading G.47% Nb20s, By-product production of U, Th, rare earths, zirconium, apatite and magnetite would be possible upon development.
Multi-Minerals Limited holds ground on the lackner Lake carbonatite-alkalic complex, which has three mineralized zones grading as follows: zones No. 3 anci 4-37,000,000 tons of D.198% NbaOs, M .3% a patite and 13.77^ magnetite; zone 6 - 5,02-1,250 tors grading 69.6^ rmgr.elile, 21.9^ apatite and Q.173% NbaO;,; and zone 8 - 80,000,000 tons grading Q.25% Nb2Os.
Several base metal occurrences ere known. The Consolidated Shunsby Mines Limited deposit in Cunningham Township com prises a mineralised zone of 310,095 tons grading T.2% Cu, and 1.3?SZn.
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GEOLOGICAL RELIABILITY DIAGRAM
A DelailBU rrisppiny, sualas grealer than I" to '/l mileB Sfimt-dRtailrd mapping; r,r.nlpR le^i than 1"' to l mileC Mostly unmepped, but some airborne reconnaissance
JEFFR&"——~
Map 2221Chapleau-FoleyetGeological Compilation Series
HOW TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Published geological maps used as reference material during the preparaiiOT of this map are indicated on Index Maps 2079. 2080 and 2081 of the Division of Mines, Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto and on Index Sheets 41 and 42. Geological Survey of Canada. Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa.
Four uncoloured preliminary geological maps at scale of one inch to two miles were produced following Operation Chapleau, a helicopter supported reconnaissance mapping project covering the nap sheet. These are: P.B72 Missinaibi Lake Sheet, P.673 Horwood Lake Sheet, P.674 Chapleau Shoe! and P.7fi5 Opeepees- way-Rocky Island Lakes Sheet.
Published geological reports covering this sheet are listed in Bulletin 26 and Supplements, Division of Mines, Ministry of Natural Resources and in the Index of Publications, Geological Survey o! Canada.
Aeromagnetic maps covering this sheet may be obtained from the Director, Geological Survey of Canada, Ottawa, or Mines Publications OfficG, Ministry of Natural Rescjrces, Parliament Buildings, Toronto M7A 1W3.
Topographic mops of the area are available aL a scale nf one inch to two miles, 1:250,000 and 1:50,000 from the Lands Publications Office, Mhistry of Natural Resources and the Topographic Survey, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa.
Air photographs at a scalu of one inch to one quarter mile are available from: Photo Library, Administrative Services Branch, Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto. Air photographs at a scale of one inch to ore mile are available from National Air Photo graphic Library, Department of Enercy, Mines and Resources, Ottawa.
The name and ownership of many mineral occurrence on ihis sheet are given on Map 2310, Ontario Mineral Map, 1974.
Information on geology and mineral occurrences may be obtained al the offices of the Regional Geologisfs at Timmins and Sault Ste. Marie and al Lhe office of the Resident Geologist in Sudbury.
Mining claim maps and general information on properties may be obtained at the offices of the Min.ng Recorders at Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and SLdbjry or at the Ministry of Natural Resources, Toronto.
Up-tc-date information on currenl developments may he obtained from the annual review of the Division ol Mines and the Annual Report of Regional and Resident Geologists at Timmins, Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury, published annually.
LEGEND
PHANEROZOIC
CENOZOIC
QUATERNARY
PLEISTOCENE AND RECENT Ti!l, day, sand, gravel.
UNCONFORMITY
MESOZOIC
LATE JURASSIC TO EARLY CRETACEOUS*
J? lamprophyre dikes.
INTRUSIVE CONTACT
PRECAMBRIAN
LATE PRECAMBRIAN
MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE INTRUSIVE ROCKS*
J ia Hornblende syenite.11b Syenodiorite and diorite.He Hornblende monzonite.lid Porphyritic hornblende diorite,
quartz diorite, and gabbro (plagio clase porphyry).
ne Malic hornfels.
CARBONATITE-ALKALIC COMPLEXES6
Wa Alkalic syenite, pulaskite.JQb Brecciated alkalic syenite anri re
lated rock types.lOc Fenitized rocks.lOd Massive mafic nepheline syenite
(malignite).lOe Massive to foliated nepheline sye
nite and related rocks,Wf Sovite (caidtc-rich carbonatite).10g Magnetite-apatite rock.IQri Urtite, ijolite, melteigite (nepheline-
pyroxene rocks).INTRUSIVE CONTACT
EARLY TO MIDDLE PRECAMBRIAN
MAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS
9 Diabase dikes.
INTRUSIVE CONTACT
EARLY P RECAMBRIAN
SHAWMERE ANORTHOSITE COMPLEX
8a Anorthosite lo gabbroic anortnosite.8b Anorthosi'e gabbro.8c Gabbro.8d Brecciated anorthosite lo gabbroic
rocks. Se Gneissic lo ftaser-texfured tons/its
and monzonite.
INTRUSIVE CONTACT
KAPUSKASING STRUCTURAL ZONE ROCKS
7s Meia-igneouK rncKs (metamof-ohosed mafic to intermediate intru sive rocks).
la Basalt to andesite flows end por phyritic flows, massive to foliated.
Ib Basalt to andesite pillow lava.le Mafic pyroclastic rocks,1d Layered amphibolite.Je D iorite, gabbro (coarse-grained
flows or intrusions).1g Migmstiied mafic metavolcanics
(ID-25% granitic material).
IF Ircn formation (associated with 1, P and 3 map units).
S Sulphide mineralization.
3Based on correlation with radiometricali/ dated lam- prophyres at Cora! Rapids on the Abitibi River.
^Relative ages unknown, radiometric ages equivalent; these rock map units appear to be spatially associated with the KzcuskasinQ Structural Zone.
cUnits 5 and 6 distinguished in part en the basis of aeromagnetic data: therefore, outcrops of unit 5 will occur in areas of unit 6 and vice versa.
dRoch identification based on airborne observation.
eMeJanocratic portions of migmatite, consisting of fragments arid inclusions of country rock.
^Leucocratic portion of migmatite.
SAge relationships bclwccn units 1, 2 and3 unknown.
The letter "C" preceding a rock unit number, for example "GJ", indicates interpretation is based upon geophysical data only.
The letter "D" preceding a rock unit number, for example "DI", indicates idenli!icalian from diamond drill core. i
Scale, l inch to 2M miles
N.T.S. reference 410,42 l
S YM BOLS
Geological boundary.
Synclinal a r/'s.
Anticlinal axis.
Fault.
Lineament.
Altitude in feet above mean sea level.
Railway, with station or f/agstop.
Provincial highway.
Other road.
Aircraft landing facilities.
Larger community.
Smaller community.
Producing mine.
Pas! producing mine.
Mineral occurrence.
Mining Division with boundary.
District boundary.
Township boundary, meridian or base line, surveyed.
Township boundary, un-juivcyerl.
Line ot section.
MAP COMPILATION SOURCES
Geology and revised compilation by P.C. Thurston. R.P. Sage and G.M. Siragusa, and assistants. Geological Branch 1970. 1971 and 1974. Original compilation by H.D. Carlson, Resident Geol ogist, Timmins and J.F. Donovan, 1965.
Geology from published maps and assessment /iles of the Division of Mines, Ministry ol Natural Resources; published maps o! the Geological Survey of Canada and unpublished maps of mining companies.
Cattoyraphy by D.W. Robot-on and assistants, Surveys and Mapping Branch, 1975.
Map base compiled from maps ol the Forest Resources inventory, and the Provincial Topographic Series, sheets 4SBJNW, 42BfSW, 428ISE, Division of Lands, Ministry of Natural Resources, with additional in formation from the staff of the Ministry of Natural Resources.
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