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Utah Geological Association
Abstract
Aeromagnetic Lineament Study of the Highland Valley Area, British Columbia
Abstract
Study of stereo aeromagnetic maps covering a 5, 800 square kilometer area centered on Highland Valley, British Columbia, reveals a multitude of aeromagnetic lineaments. The lineaments are distributed directionally as a pronounced NS-EW pairset and 
two
sub-sets. The sub-sets may be interpreted as two orthogonal pairsets (the preferred interpretation), or as two 60°-120° sets
.
Dominant lineaments of ten kilometers to more than forty kilometers in length transect the area. They strike northwest, north-northwest, north, northeast and east. The strike of the more prevalent long lineaments coincides with the north-northwest regional tectonic trend.
A number of smaller lineaments, trending northwest to north-northwest, are concentrated in the central part of the Guichon batholith in the vicinity of the Highland Valley copper deposits.
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