| Lat / long: | 58.49972, -136.3354 |
| Primary: | Nickel, Copper |
| Ore: | Chalcopyrite, Pentlandite, Pyrrhotite |
| Discovery year: | 1919 |
| Operation type: | Unknown |
| Production size: | None |
| Development status: | Occurrence |
| Host type: | Gabbro,Norite |
| Structure: | Exploration By Dmea Revealed That The Mafic Intrusive Where The Sulfide Mineralization Occurs Is Pipelike In Form, Consisting Of Gabbro And Norite. The Pipe Plunges Approximately 30 Degrees E. Along A Contact Between Quartz-Sericite Schists And Overlying Graphitic Pyhillite. It Has A Maximum Diameter Of 60-200 Feet And Has Been Explored For 900 Feet Downdip. |
| MRDS | W002851 |
| DEP | 10069267 |
| Reference | {Deposit:: CORNWALL, H.R., 1966, NICKEL DEPOSITS OF NORTH AMERICA: USGS BULL. 1223, P. 37, MAP P. 10-11}{Deposit:: REED, J.C., 1942, NICKEL-COPPER DEPOSIT AT FUNTER BAY, ADMIRALTY ISLAND, ALASKA: USGS BULL. 936-0, P. 349-361.}{Deposit:: CORNWALL, H.R., 1973: NICKEL, USGS PROF. PAPER 820, P. 440}{Deposit:: 1919 GEOLMAP JOHN MERTIE}{Deposit:: 1950 DIREXPL DEFENSE MINERALS EXPLORATION ADMINISTRATION}{Reserve-Resource:: CORNWALL, H.R., 1973, SEE REFERENCES} |
| Reporter | Shaffer, Glenn L. |