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(Sist oppdatert: 07.03.2017)
Borkjerner: Mauken

Lokalisering
Fylke: Kommune: Mangler ()
Kart 1:50000: Takvatnet (1533-3) Kart 1:250000: Tromsø
Fylke: UTM-Zone 33 - EUREF89/WGS84

Ressurs
Ressurstype: Edelmetaller (Au, Ag, PGE) Ressursundertype: Gull
Element(er): Au As
Betydning
Råstoffbetydning: Liten betydning (reg. 02.06.2015)

Ressurser og produksjon
Aktivitet: Prospektering Reserver:
Driftsmetode: Historisk produksjon:


Operasjoner
Fra - Til Aktivitet Kommentar
2007 - 2011 Geokjemi Selskap/Institusjon:Scandinavian Resources
Nearly 10000 samples (soil, stream samples).
2008 - 2008 Geofysikk Selskap/Institusjon:Scandinavian Resources
TEM (only profiles) and Magnetometry
2009 - 2009 Geofysikk Selskap/Institusjon:Scandinavian Resources
Ground magnetic survey
2009 - 2011 Geologi Selskap/Institusjon:Scandinavian Resources
2010 - 2010 Kjerneboring Selskap/Institusjon:Scandinavian Resources
6 holes totaling 680 m at two localiities.
2011 - 2011 Geofysikk Selskap/Institusjon:NGU
Magnetometry, EM, Radiometry
2011 - 2013 Geologi Selskap/Institusjon:NGU

Mineralisering
Æra: Proterozoikum Periode:
Genese: Metamorfogen Form: Lag
Hovedtekstur: Strukturløs Min. fordeling: Uregelmessig
Kornstørrelse: Finkornet (<1 mm) Hovedomvandling: Serisittisering
Strøk/Fall: 120 / 90 Retning:
Feltstupning:
Stratigrafisk klassifikasjon av vertsbergart
Æra: Proterozoikum Periode: Mesoproterosoikum
Provins: Troms-Finnmark grunnfjellsprovins
Geotek.enhet:
Tektonisk complex: Mauken Tectonic Window
Intrusivt komplex:
Gruppe: Målselva Group Formasjon: Aurevatn Formation

Mineralogi
Relasjon Mineral Mengde
Gangmineral Kvarts Hovedmineral (>10%)
Gangmineral Muskovitt Hovedmineral (>10%)
Gangmineral Biotitt Hovedmineral (>10%)
Gangmineral Feltspat Hovedmineral (>10%)
Gangmineral Serisitt Hovedmineral (>10%)
Gangmineral Epidot Underordnet mineral (1-10%)
Gangmineral Turmalin Aksessorisk mineral (<1%)
Malmmineral Magnetkis Hovedmineral (>10%)
Malmmineral Arsenkis Hovedmineral (>10%)
Malmmineral Gull Aksessorisk mineral (<1%)
Malmmineral Kobberkis Aksessorisk mineral (<1%)

Litologi:
Relasjon Bergart Opprinnelse
Vertsbergart Siltstein Sedimentær
Metamorf fase :Grønnskifer
Vertsbergart Sandstein Sedimentær
Metamorf fase :Grønnskifer

Strukturer
Lokalisering: Type: Orientring(360¤): Relasjon til min.:
Vertsbergart Foliasjon Strøk/Fall :120 / 90 Post-mineralisering ;...Effekt :Modifiserer

Opplysning(er) i fritekstformat
Fri tekst
Scandinavian Highlands (SH) started their prospecting campaign in the Mauken area in 2007 and soon discovered gold anomalies in their stream sediment samples. Further work, including reconnaissance airborne TEM and magnetic surveys, soil sampling, mapping and rock sampling led to the discovery of the so-called "Main Zone", located in sediments close to the contact to the massive greenstone. The company did trenching and chip sampling at several localities along the zone, resulting in that gold values up to 6 g/t were found in a zone 4-6 m wide and over a length of 1800 m (SH press release, 2011). The zone was drilled at two localities in 2010 (total of 6 holes), but the results of the drilling were not promising. No more exploration work has been done by the company on this target since 2010. The mineralization is situated c. 100 m structurally and stratigraphically above the contact to the massive greenstone, in a steep to vertically dipping sequence of interbedded siltstone and sandstone. This sedimentary sequence is 150-200 m thick, and grades upwards into a > 600 m thick layer of rhythmically alternating, silty to more coarse sandstone, possibly a turbiditic sequence. The contact to the structurally underlying greenstone is marked by a 50-100 m layer of calc-brecciated greenstone, which includes thin lenses of calcite marble. The main mineralization is hosted by the more fine-grained siltstone and sandstone, and the maximum thickness is 2.5 m to 2.7 m. Sedimentary structures like cross-bedding and graded bedding are locally present, indicating that the mineralized sequence has right-way-up towards the northeast. The metasediments consist of irregular clastic grains of feldspar and quartz in a very fine-grained matrix of biotite and muscovite. Tourmaline is a common accessory, the boron indicating a seawater environment. The matrix minerals are commonly overgrown by late-stage clinozoisite/epidote and muscovite. Arsenopyrite and pyrrhotite are the main sulfide minerals and occur mainly disseminated, but locally concentrated in thin bands. Chalcopyrite is a common accessory phase, associated with pyrrhotite. Arsenopyrite occurs as hypidioblastic to idioblastic elongated grains, up to several mm in length. It contains inclusions of the other sulfides, and appears to be a later phase than these. The arsenopyrite grains are quite frequently associated with elongate quartz aggregates or lenses, while the hosting sediments commonly show varying degree of sericitization in bands close to the sulfides. Gold occur as small (10-20 microns) inclusions in arsenopyrite. A few small inclusions of gold are found in pyrrhotite and are also present in the silicate matrix. Four samples from the mineralization were analyzed by NGU for a number of elements and show that the mineralization contains only gold (up to 4 ppm Au) and arsenic (up to 0.98 % As), while contents of base metals such as Cu, Zn and Pb are less than a few hundreds of ppm. The "Main Zone" is localized in sand-/siltstone close to the contact to underlying greenstone, and this contact zone may have been important with respect to the formation of the mineralization. The restricted thickness (up to 2.7 m) and extent of the mineralized zone (some 600 m), as well as low grade (only sporadic > 1 ppm gold), is clearly not economic. However, the zone disappears into a swampy area to the southeast and is covered by vegetation to the northwest. One possible source of gold and arsenic in this setting is carbonaceous sediments, which are known to concentrate a number of metals in early formed, diagenetic iron sulfides (Large et al., 2011, Thomas et al., 2011). At Mauken, close to the contact to the underlying greenstone, the siltstone is quite rich in graphite, and also contains minor amounts of iron sulfides. According to a model for orogenic gold deposits presented by Large et al. (2011), gold, arsenic and sulfur are preferentially released from the diagenetic sulfides because of recrystallization during later metamorphism. The resulting fluids may follow structural pathways and deposit the metals higher up in the sequence. In the case of Mauken, the fluids may have been concentrated along or close to the greenstone-sediment contact.
Referanser
Large, R.R., Bull, S.W., Maslennikov, V., 2011: A carbonaceous sedimentary source-rock model for Carlin-type and orogenic gold deposits. Economic Geology, v.106, p.331-358. Thomas, H.V., Large. R.R., Bull, S.W., Maslennikov, V., Berry, R.F., Fraser, R., Froud, S., and Moye, R., 2011: Pyrite and pyrrhotite and composition in sediments, laminated quartz veins, and reefs at Bendigo gold mine, Australia: Insights for ore genesis. Economic Geology, v.106, p.1-32.

Litteraturfortegnelser:
Fra NGU's Referansearkiv.:
Bjerkgård, Terje; Henderson, Iain; Sandstad, Jan Sverre; Schönenberger, Johannes; Slagstad, Trond , 2015
Geology of the Mauken tectonic window, Målselv, Troms
;Norges geologiske undersøkelse;RAPPORT;NGU-rapport; No.2015.013;60+kart sider
Abstrakt:
This report presents the results from bedrock mapping in the Mauken tectonic window, carried out in several periods in 2011-2013. During the NGU MINN program, the Mauken area has been subject to a high-resolution airborne geophysical survey (magnetometry, radiometry, EM), followed by bedrock mapping and structural geology investigations. The work in the Mauken area is part of a larger project in southern Troms, with the goal to work out a structural-tectonic-metallogenic model and interpretaion for the basement areas in the whole region.

Berthelsen, Asger , 1967
Geologic and structural studies around two geophysical anomalies in Troms, Northern Norway.
;Norges geologiske undersøkelse;TIDSSKRIFTARTIKKEL;NGU; No.247;57-77 sider
Abstrakt:
The geology and structures of two windows (the Mauken and the Divielva windows, see fig. 1) are outlined. For the Precambrian supracrustal rocks of the Mauken window, two formations names and one group name are suggested. Hyolithus zone sediments in autochthonous position along the southern margin of the Mauken window show that the Caledonian thrusting exeeded 70 km. In both window structures "ReliefÏberschiebung" took place. A magnetic anomaly in the Mauken window is explained by local concentrations of normally accessoric magnetite in an antiformal hinge zone in sericite-chlorite schists. The relations between an E-W directed magnetic anomaly and the structures of the Divielva window are discussed.

Fareth, E. , 1983
Målselv. Berggrunnskart; Målselv; 14332; 1:50 000; sort/hvitt;
;Norges geologiske undersøkelse;KART

Fareth, E. , 1982
Takvatnet. Berggrunnskart; Takvatnet; 15333; 1:50 000; sort/hvitt;
;Norges geologiske undersøkelse;KART

Zwaan, K.B.; Fareth, E.; Grogan, P.W. , 1998
Tromsø. Berggrunnskart Tromsø M 1:250 000; trykt i farger
;Norges geologiske undersøkelse;KART;1 kart sider
Abstrakt:
Beskrivelsen finnes på kartet.

Bjerkgård, Terje; Slagstad, Trond; Henderson, Iain H.C.; Sandstad, Jan Sverre; Schönenberger, Johannes , 2015
Geology and gold mineralisation in the Mauken Precambrian basement window, Målselv, Troms, northern Norway
;Geological Society of Norway;ARTIKKEL;Norwegian journal of geology; No.95 (3/4);423-443 sider

Referanser som ikke finnes i NGU's Referansearkiv.:
Alnes, A.M., 2013: Geological setting and origin of a gold-mineralized zone at Myrefjellet, Mauken, Troms. Master thesis, University of Tromsø, Norway 96 pp.

Feltprøver
Prøvenr. Prøvetype Diverse
JSS_1 Fastfjell
Prøvetaker: J.S. Sandstad/...Lager: Løkken
Kommentar: Kvarts-arsenkisårer i siltstein, 100 m i ligg fra hovedsone
Antall registrerte elementanalyser = 1
TB-MA_1 Fastfjell
Prøvetaker: T. Bjerkgård/...Lager: Løkken
Kommentar: Siltstein med arsenkis og magnetkis
Antall registrerte elementanalyser = 1
TB-MA_50 Fastfjell
Prøvetaker: T. Bjerkgård/...Lager: Løkken
Kommentar: Arsenkis i siltstein
Antall registrerte elementanalyser = 1
TB-MA_51 Fastfjell
Prøvetaker: T. Bjerkgård/...Lager: Løkken
Kommentar: Arsenkis i siltstein
Antall registrerte elementanalyser = 1
NB! Alle analyseverdier er vist i slutten av utskriften.:

Navn på lokalitet: Trench 1
(Objekt Id: 32847 18,01,00)

Lokalisering
Fylke: Kommune: Mangler ()
Kart 1:50000: Takvatnet (1533-3) Kart 1:250000: Tromsø
Fylke: UTM-Zone 33 - EUREF89/WGS84

Ressurs
Ressurstype: Edelmetaller (Au, Ag, PGE) Ressursundertype: Gull
Element(er): Au As
Ressurser og produksjon
Aktivitet: Prospektering Reserver:
Driftsmetode: Historisk produksjon:


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