Abitibi greenstone belt

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The Abitibi greenstone belt is a vast, mineral-rich Archean geological region in the Canadian Shield renowned as one of the world’s most prolific gold-producing districts.

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Abitibi greenstone belt canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological region
greenstone belt
mineral district
approximateAge 2.8–2.6 billion years
contains Kirkland Lake gold camp NERFINISHED
Matagami mining camp NERFINISHED
Noranda volcanic complex NERFINISHED
Rouyn-Noranda mining camp NERFINISHED
Timmins gold camp NERFINISHED
Val-d’Or mining camp NERFINISHED
country Canada
crossesPoliticalBoundary Ontario–Quebec border NERFINISHED
economicImportance major gold-producing district
major source of copper
major source of silver
major source of zinc
geologicalAge Archean
hasResearchInterest Precambrian tectonics
greenstone belt evolution
ore-forming processes
hasStructure fault zones
greenstone–granite contacts
shear zones
hostRockType felsic volcanic rocks
komatiitic rocks
mafic volcanic rocks
sedimentary rocks
knownFor base metal deposits
gold production
orogenic lode gold deposits
volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits
locatedIn Canada
Canadian Shield NERFINISHED
Ontario
Quebec NERFINISHED
mineralizationStyle VMS (volcanogenic massive sulfide)
intrusion-related deposits
orogenic gold
namedAfter Abitibi region NERFINISHED
partOf Abitibi subprovince NERFINISHED
Superior Province NERFINISHED
province Ontario
Quebec NERFINISHED
tectonicSetting accretionary orogen
subduction-related volcanic arc

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Porcupine Gold Rush geologicalSetting Abitibi greenstone belt
Porcupine mining camp geologicalSetting Abitibi greenstone belt