Geology:
Precambrian Shield, Grenville Province
Flagstone occurrence is a metamorphic , pinkish brown colored quartz-feldspar gneiss, which breaks along straight gneissic planes.
Mineralization:
Extreme metamorphism and deformation these rocks experienced during the mid-and late Proterozoic Era, probably resulted in the ultimate production of Flagstone, in the Parry Sound-Muskoka areas.
Work:
1979: Discovered by R. Stewart, geological mapping and evaluation for third party by R.Stewart 2007: acquired by current Vendor
Results:
Preliminary tonnage calculation of "Flagstone" 141,000 tons. This equates to about 120,000 metric tonnes, or 49,000 Cubic metres of Flagstone.
Property Details & Access:
21.1 ha, Lot Number S 1/2 Lot 10, Con V
Excellent road access directly to the property
Detail Location:
Southern Ontario M.D. NTS Sheet 31E/6
Sinclair South Twp, Latitude 45degrees 24', Longitude: 79degrees 03'
Other Comments:
Currently , gneissic flagstone sells for around $ 400.00 per ton for one or two inch thickness of flagstone. This property is typical of other quarries in the Parry Sound - Muskoka Area of Southern Ontario
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