| Basis for focus area |
Focus area for the Peavy Pond Complex (recently dated at 1850 Ma) is comprised of hornblende metagabbro, hornblende metadiorite, and felsic rocks, and has undergone several episodes of deformation and metamorphism. |
| Identified resources |
Unknown. |
| Production |
Unknown. |
| Status |
Unknown. |
| Estimated resources |
No data. |
| Geologic maps |
Bayley (1959), scale 1:24,000. |
| Geophysical data |
Rank 1 aeromagnetic coverage acquired by Earth MRI in 2022. |
| Favorable rocks and structures |
The Peavey Pond Complex is comprised of hornblende metagabbro, bronzite hornblende metagabbro, bronzite metanorite, hornblende metadiorite, metatonalite, granodiorite, and granite, intruded into metasedimentary rocks. Hydrothermal/metamorphic mineralizing fluids may have moved along major structures in the area. |
| Deposits |
No data. |
| Evidence from mineral occurrences |
No data. |
| Geochemical evidence |
No data. |
| Geophysical evidence |
No data. |
| Evidence from other sources |
No data. |
| Cover thickness and description |
Good outcrop around Peavey Pond, thin glacial cover elsewhere. |
| Authors |
Laurel G. Woodruff. |
| New data needs |
New mapping, high resolution geophysics. |
| Geologic mapping and modeling needs |
Need new geologic mapping. |
| Geophysical survey and modeling needs |
Need aeromagnetic, radiometric, and gravity data collection. |
| Digital elevation data needs |
Lidar in progress. |
