Non-ferrous Geology along the Highway 53 Relocation near Virginia, MN
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Non-ferrous Geology along the Highway 53 Relocation near Virginia, MN
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2015
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University of Minnesota Duluth
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This report outlines the non-ferrous work done in the area of the Highway 53 relocation near Virginia, MN. At the request of the mineral lease holder (Vermilion Gold Inc.), an examination of the gold potential in the area of the new road was completed. Vermilion Gold Inc. located ten exploration diamond drill hole sites which they believed were necessary to characterize the area. Drilling occurred during fall 2013 and was conducted by Idea Drilling. The drilling and subsequent work by Natural Resource Research Institute, University of Minnesota Duluth (NRRI) was funded by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT) as part of the relocation work for the highway. Logging and sample preparation were completed at the NRRI Coleraine Minerals Research Laboratory (CMRL) in Coleraine, MN.
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NRRI Technical Report 2015-45 includes two files: text of the report (PDF), and geochemical research data (Microsoft Excel v.1998-2003 workbook).
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Heine, John J; Patelke, Marsha Meinders; Post, Sara P; Maly, Craig C. (2015). Non-ferrous Geology along the Highway 53 Relocation near Virginia, MN. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/187177.
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