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Book/Book Chapter 
Churchill River-southern Indian Lake targeted geoscience initiative (NTS 64B, 64C, 64G, 64H), Manitoba; update and new findings 
Corrigan, D; Rayner, N; Mihychuk, MAnn 
2002 
Manitoba Industry, Trade and Mines - Geological Services 
Canada (CAN) 
2002 (2002) 
144-158 
This paper provides a brief summary of the fieldwork performed during the 2002 field season as part of the Churchill River-Southern Indian Lake Targeted Geoscience Initiative. This was the second of two field seasons directed at upgrading our understanding of the lithological and tectonic framework of the northern flank of the Trans-Hudson Orogen, with a main objective of providing a regional geological context to potential ore deposits. During this past field season, the transect from the central part of the Rusty Lake belt was completed southwards to the northern flank of the Burntwood Group in the Kisseynew Domain. Detailed reports and maps are pending on upcoming geochronological and geochemical analyses, and will be published within the coming months as open files. 
Lynn Lake Manitoba; Lynn Lake Belt; nesosilicates; granites; Proterozoic; prediction; absolute age; igneous rocks; volcanic belts; tectonics; Manitoba; Paleoproterozoic; Canada; field studies; Churchill River; tectonostratigraphic units; Hudsonian Orogeny; Precambrian; beryl; geochemistry; ring silicates; tourmaline group; evaluation; silicates; gems; Sickle Group; sedimentary rocks; Sm/Nd; U/Pb; petrography; pegmatite; mapping; metal ores; Kisseynew Complex; report; lithofacies; Archean; dates; Burntwood Group; garnet group; Rusty Lake Belt; plutonic rocks; mineral exploration; Western Canada; hanging wall; upper Precambrian; progress report; orthosilicates; Indian Lake