Geology, Eight Mile Creek, British Columbia / [by] M.E. McMechan.: M183-1/102-2012E-PDF
"The Eight Mile Creek area (94-N/03) in the northernmost Canadian Rocky Mountain Foothills is underlain by Mississippian to Lower Cretaceous strata. In the east, Lower Cretaceous shale unconformably overlies a Lower to Middle Triassic coarsening-upward succession capped by shallow-water sandstone of the Liard Formation. In the west, several hundred metres of Upper Triassic carbonate rocks are preserved and Middle Triassic strata have thickened and changed into a deeper water facies. Folds dominate the structural style. Folds are upright with mixed asymmetry in the eastern part of the area. Folds range from upright to overturned and foreland-vergent farther west. Major fold detachments occur in Lower Triassic and Lower Cretaceous shales. Fold axial traces trend northwest to north. Occasional abrupt swings in orientation occur. Only a few discontinuous mappable thrust faults occur. Most are foreland-vergent and offset fold limbs"--Abstract.
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Department/Agency | Canada. Natural Resources Canada. Geological Survey of Canada. |
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Title | Geology, Eight Mile Creek, British Columbia / [by] M.E. McMechan. |
Series title | Canadian geoscience map ; No. 102 |
Publication type | Series - View Master Record |
Language | [English] |
Format | Electronic |
Electronic document | |
Note(s) | Includes bibliographical references. Includes abstract in French. |
Publishing information | Ottawa : Natural Resources Canada, c2013. |
Author / Contributor | McMechan, Margaret E. (Margaret Evaline), 1953- |
Description | 1 map : col. |
ISBN | 978-1-100-21438-2 |
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Departmental catalogue number | 292046 |
Edition | Preliminary version |
Cartographic data | Scale 1:50,000 |
Subject terms | Geological maps Watercourses Surficial geology |
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