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Kemess South, Kemess North
British Columbia, Canada
Main commodities: Au Cu Mo




The most recent source geological information used to prepare this description was dated: 2006.    
This description is a summary from published sources, the chief of which are listed below.
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    Selected References
Duuring P, Rowins S M, McKinley B S M, Dickinson J M, Diakow L J, Kim Y-S and Creaser R A,  2009 - Magmatic and structural controls on porphyry-style Cu–Au–Mo mineralization at Kemess South, Toodoggone District of British Columbia, Canada: in    Mineralium Deposita   v.44 435-462
Duuring P, Rowins S M, McKinley B S M, Dickinson J M, Diakow L J, Kim Y-S and Creaser R A,  2009 - Examining potential genetic links between Jurassic porphyry Cu–Au ± Mo and epithermal Au ± Ag mineralization in the Toodoggone district of North-Central British Columbia, Canada: in    Mineralium Deposita   v.44 pp. 463-496
Logan, J.M. and Mihalynuk, M.G.,  2014 - Tectonic Controls on Early Mesozoic Paired Alkaline Porphyry Deposit Belts (Cu-Au ± Ag-Pt-Pd-Mo) Within the Canadian Cordillera : in    Econ. Geol.   v.109, pp. 827-858.


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