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The TOG mineral occurrence describes a gold deposit in southern Yukon characterized by visible gold, low sulphide content, and high grades. The Government of Yukon provides this data, last updated on 2026-04-17. It details the geological setting of basalt, ultramafite, and altered rocks, with gold concentrated in quartz veins within listwaenite alteration zones.
Disseminated gold mineralization associated with orogenic veins in the Klondike Schist, Yukon, is documented by the Government of Yukon. The data describes gold and sulphide minerals, their association with chlorite alteration and silicification, and comparative arsenic levels with the Otago Schist in New Zealand. It was last updated on April 17, 2026.
Lead isotope data from intrusive rocks and mineral deposits in southeastern Yukon and southwestern Northwest Territories. The dataset likely contains isotopic signatures from mid-Cretaceous intrusions and associated sulphide minerals, collected by the Government of Yukon. It was last updated on 2026-04-17.
Government of Yukon produced a report on natural source contaminants, focusing on selenium concentrations and pathways in aquatic ecosystems. The study began in 2007/08 in tributaries of the Francis, Finlayson, and Pelly rivers and expanded in 2008/09 to the Selwyn Basin along the North Canol Road. The report was last updated on 2026-04-17.
The Bonnet Plume River intrusions dataset provides geochemical and geological evidence for a 1.71 Ga volcanic arc in Yukon, Canada. The Government of Yukon published this analysis, which includes findings from 2009 field work and geochemical modeling. The data was last updated on April 17, 2026.
A 1:1,000,000 scale geological map of Yukon Territory details platinum potential and occurrences. The Government of Yukon produced this resource, which includes interpretations of regional silt geochemical anomalies and gravity data. It was last updated on April 17, 2026.
Southern Yukon's True Blue aquamarine occurrence is documented in this dataset. The data likely contains mineralogical and geochemical details, including FeO concentrations up to 5.79 wt.% and a mineralization age of 172 ± 5 Ma. It was published by the Government of Yukon on the open_canada platform.
A 2009 dataset from the Eagle exploration project on Galena Hill in the Keno Hill silver camp. It includes observations of polymetallic Ag-Pb-Zn mineralization, airborne total field magnetics, and identification of aplite dykes. The dataset was published by the Government of Yukon.
Government of Yukon published a report summarizing geological field work and detailed mineral assessment of the Ddhaw Ghro Habitat Protection area. The report identifies intrusive-related mineralization such as Carlin-type, skarn, and manto deposits as the most significant applicable types. The northeastern and eastern parts of the Special Management Area show the highest mineral potential.
2,700 known mineral occurrences and over 80 deposits with established reserves are documented in the Yukon. The dataset likely contains geological and resource development information from the Government of Yukon. Recent advances in mineral deposit modelling and new economic partnerships with First Nations are highlighted.
A geological report describes the potential for nephritic jade deposits along faulted contacts between serpentinite and siliceous units in the St. Cyr klippe near Quiet Lake, Yukon. Bedrock mapping conducted during the summer of 2013 failed to identify large deposits, but smaller deposits may have been overlooked. The report was published by the Government of Yukon and is available in HTML and PDF formats.
Government of Yukon data on very fine sediment sampling (<53 microns) for gold exploration. The dataset likely contains results from an orientation survey designed to test the technique's effectiveness and establish practical procedures. It was last updated on April 17, 2026.
A paper summarizes characteristics of epigenetic gold and silver occurrences in the Ketza-Seagull district of Yukon's Pelly Mountains. The document presents evidence linking these deposits to a domal uplift named the Ketza-Seagull Arch and to buried Cretaceous intrusions. It was published by the Government of Yukon and last updated on April 17, 2026.
The Flex Gold-Silver deposit is a multiple vein epithermal system within the Mount Nansen precious metal trend. High-grade gold and silver values are associated with north-northwesterly trending, sulphide-rich quartz veins. The dataset was published by the Government of Yukon and last updated on 2026-04-17.
Western Yukon's Stevenson Ridge area contains geological data for the Windy McKinley terrane. The dataset likely contains descriptions of subdivisions including imbricated ophiolite, fine-grained clastic rocks, and Middle Triassic gabbro intrusions. It was published by the Government of Yukon and last updated on April 17, 2026.
Preliminary isotopic age dating results from six lead-zinc occurrences sampled in the summer of 2000. The data helps clarify the classification and timing of mineralization sources and processes in the Proterozoic to Cambrian carbonate rocks of the Bonnet Plume area. The dataset is published by the Government of Yukon under an open license.
A bedrock geology map at 1:111,111 scale covers the TOM and JASON claims in the Macmillan Pass area of Yukon. The report details stratiform lead-zinc-silver-barite deposits based on field investigations conducted in July and August. It is published by the Government of Yukon under the OGL-CA-2.0 license.
Government of Yukon researchers employed scanning electron microscope, electron microprobe, and laser ablation ICP-MS methods to characterize gold composition. The study reports new data for placer and lode gold, mainly from the Klondike District. This work aims to match placer gold compositions with specific lode sources.
Sixteen zones of linear magnetic discontinuities are interpreted from public magnetic datasets in western Yukon and eastern Alaska. The Government of Yukon published this analysis on April 17, 2026, proposing these zones as steeply dipping fault corridors. Their spatial correlation suggests a structural control for mid to Late Cretaceous magmatic-hydrothermal mineralization.
A mineral potential assessment report for the Eagle Plains area in Yukon includes a map ranking tracts by relative mineral potential. The study provided complete geochemical coverage through a new Regional Geochemical Survey and reanalysis of existing silt samples. It also documented new mineral occurrences, rocks of possible volcanic origin, and modifications to pre-existing geology maps.