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To: bill who wrote (81)	1/24/1997 8:12:00 PM
From: George J. Tromp	of 26850

HI Bill: Dykes and pipes both have been found in the NW territories. Geologic features known as fissures and dykes are used quite often used when referring to a kimberlitic source. Fissures can swell to circular or oval or carrot shape "blows" attaining dimensions to several tens of meters across and several hundred meters in depth. Several deposits in South Africa are termed as fissure deposits such as Southerna is deliniating. The difference in Mr Bishops view is that based on the widespread nature of the indicator minerals he feels the source in the Oct 4 alert was either a pipe or a large dyke. However Winspear has already acknowledged a large circular structure 100 meters in size in its Oct 28 release on their website which was unveiled during their magnetic surveys which coincide to the green clay area. I think it is safe to believe this is a pipe and not a narrow dyke structure. I dont currently have an updated map showing the other Jv in the area. Maybe someone may have a source. Sincerely George

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