Aerial Exploration

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Staff
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1929

Abstract

One hundred thousand miles of flying over the North country without a single air casualty; much of it over virgin territory probably never before visited by white men; some of it over regions that abound with possibilities for minerals; all of it effective, for exploration and the establishment of bases and supply-stations, and for the carrying of men and their tools and provisions- this, briefly, is the record of Northern Aerial Minerals Exploration, Limited, a Canadian company organized Jess than nine months ago, which has been functioning, without interruption, during spring, summer, and now into winter. Our planes have ranged from the Alaskan boundary on the west to the Labrador coast on the east, and from the Transcontinental railway north to the Arctic circle. Our prospectors, carried on trips of hundreds, and occasionally thousands, of miles, have gone over large sections of country which were never before explored, and at the end of the prospecting season the Company finds itself in possession of several groups of important gold claims, which look most promising. In addition to this, we have been in contact with deposits of almost every known mineral.
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APA: Staff  (1929)  Aerial Exploration

MLA: Staff Aerial Exploration. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 1929.

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