Geochemical investigations of selected areas in southeastern Alaska, 1964 and 1965

Herbert CF and Race WH. 1965. Geochemical investigations of selected areas in southeastern Alaska, 1964 and 1965. Geochemical Report College. 6. Alaska Division of Geological And Geophysical Surveys. College, AK

Southeastern Alaska, comprising about seven percent of the area of the State, has produced about 17 percent of its metals. Although the area is widely mineralized, few parts have been prospected. Geochemical testing of stream sediments with available geologic information should prove useful to prospectors. Of the 12 areas investigated, five are recommended for further prospecting: Skagway; William Henry Bay; and Mansfield Peninsula, Gambier Bay, and Pybus Bay on Admiralty Island. For each of the 12 areas, the geology, previous work, geochemical investigation and prospecting are summarized; analyses are tabulated; samples are shown on sketch maps.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Herbert, C; Race, W
Date of Issue
1965
Publisher
Alaska Division of Geological And Geophysical Surveys
Units
GLBA
Keywords
Alaska, Exploration, Geochemical Methods, geochemical surveys, Geochemistry, Metals, Southeastern, Stream Sediments

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