Publication Summary
Issue ID: GBCR2006-05
Title: Regional Stream Sediment and Water Geochemical Data - Golden, Brazeau Lake, Canoe River and Mount Robson, Southeastern British Columbia, (NTS 82N, 83C, 83D, and 83E)
Author(s): Nass, C.O.
Series Name: Geoscience BC Report
Publication Year: 2006
Other Citation Details: BCGS GeoFile 2006-12
Larger Work Citation: Geoscience BC Project 2005-050
NTS Map Sheet(s): 083C, 083D, 083E, 082N
Place Keyword(s): British Columbia, Golden, Brazeau River, Canoe River, Mount Robson
Lat/Long (NSWE): 54, 51, -120, -116
Theme Keyword(s): Regional Geochemistry, Stream Sediment, Stream Water
Additional Link(s):
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content?id=4A39AD525D2444DDACB0DCC01E046EAA#GF2006-12
http://www.geosciencebc.com/projects/2005-050/
http://cdn.geosciencebc.com/project_data/GBC_Report2006-5/2006-5_SURVEY_SUMMARY.pdf
http://cdn.geosciencebc.com/project_data/GBC_Report2006-5/2006-5_APPENDIX_A.pdf
http://cdn.geosciencebc.com/project_data/GBC_Report2006-5/2006-5_APPENDIX_B.pdf
http://cdn.geosciencebc.com/project_data/GBC_Report2006-5/2006-5_APPENDIX_C.pdf
Abstract:
Geoscience BC Report 2006-5 (GeoFile 2006-12) reports results of regional geochemical drainage sediment – water surveys in the Golden (NTS 82N), Brazeau River (83C), Canoe River (83D) and Mount Robson (83E) map sheets. This digital release consists of a survey summary, data listings, statistics and maps in PDF format, plus a ZIP file with raw data files in XLS and DBF formats. Most of the known base and precious metal occurrences are in the Golden map sheet although much of the remaining survey area has a higher potential for metallic and industrial mineral deposits. During 2005 stream sediment and water samples were collected from 1409 sites covering 21 569 square kilometres in southeastern BC. Most of the known base and precious metal occurrences are in the Golden map sheet although much of the remaining survey area has a higher potential for metallic and industrial mineral deposits. During 2005 stream sediment and water samples were collected from 1409 sites covering 21 560 square kilometres in southeastern BC. The samples were analysed for trace and minor elements by instrumental neutron activation and by aqua regia digestion - inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP/MS), for loss on ignition (LOI) and for fluorine. Water samples were analysed for pH, conductivity and fluoride. Gold values up to 357 ppb and silver up to 1747 ppb were detected in sediment samples from the surveys. The 2005 surveys were fully funded by Geoscience BC (Contribution Number GBC018).