REPORT, MAPS ROW
OPFH TO PUBLIC ON
YiK.ATf.GA pil D!5T.
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A preliminary report and maps
on tire geology ' and oil possibilities
of the Y. katana district are on
open file for public- inspection in
the Geological Suit - offices a
Juneau unci Fairbanks and at the
Buvea \ * Mines office in Ancline
age. '
The report, prepared on invr li
gations in 1944 and 1946-4!'. includes
a text, geologic map. structure sec
tions and correlated columnar .sec
tion-:. The Yakataga district, about
r.cg square miles in area, lies on
;■ .. •. .. u coast of Alaska between
the Malaspine, and Bering Glaciers.j
U includes an area in which seep-'
ages of high-gravity oil were dis
covered before 1900.
Drilling of shallow wells result
ed in he di-coverv of the Katalla
field ra;d the production of a small
• mount of oil. hut only one well
was drilled in the less accessible
Yakataga district, ihis well, drilled
to a depth of 2,005 feet near a
large oil .<-<-epa".e, yielded shows of
cn: but no oil. Emphasis of the
report is placed on the geologic
fi ,a uts that insy rid in the search
r. r r. 'cumulations of oil at depth.
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Bill Carlson, formerly of Juneau,
is in town from Skagway, looking
for a place to live and planning
to move here the first of June.
Carlson has been in Skagway for
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