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Old Crow Basin
Abstract
The Old Crow basin is an undrilled and relatively unexplored intermontane basin in the northern Yukon. Surface geological work and preliminary geophysical data indicate a thickness of from 2,000 to 5,000 feet of Mesozoic and Tertiary clastic sediments overlying as much as 10,000 feet of Upper Devonian to Permo-Carboniferous sediments. The effective basement is probably the severely disturbed and slightly metamorphosed Neruokpuk Formation of pre-Upper Devonian age. A volume of about 3,000 cubic miles of Upper Devonian and younger sediment which could contain significant reserves of oil and gas is estimated to be present.
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