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Journal Article
Journal: Lithosphere
Publisher: GSW
Published: 01 June 2011
Lithosphere (2011) 3 (3): 221–244.
...Sarah J. Titus; Stephanie M. Maes; Bryn Benford; Eric C. Ferré; Basil Tikoff Abstract The Bogota Peninsula shear zone has been interpreted as a paleotransform fault in the mantle section of the New Caledonia ophiolite. New, detailed field measurements document the rotation of foliation, lineation...
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Journal: Economic Geology
Published: 01 July 1997
Economic Geology (1997) 92 (4): 502–503.
Journal Article
Journal: Economic Geology
Published: 01 July 1997
Economic Geology (1997) 92 (4): 503–504.
Journal Article
Journal: Economic Geology
Published: 01 November 1995
Economic Geology (1995) 90 (7): 2028–2039.
...Marc Leblanc Abstract The major mylonitic shear zone of the northern part of the ophiolitic peridotite sheet of New Caledonia has been described as a paleotransform fault (Secher, 1981). Located along this structure, the Poum ultramafic massif shows a wide spectrum of peridotite compositions...
Journal Article
Published: 01 September 2010
Bulletin of Canadian Petroleum Geology (2010) 58 (3): 268–282.
.... At the southern margin of the basin, these rocks are involved in a fold-thrust belt along the northern contact with pre-Carboniferous crystalline basement of the Caledonia Highlands, along a contact that is the trace of the Caledonia Fault. This structure trends ENE, but in the Albert Mines area the trace turns...
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Journal Article
Published: 01 November 1992
Canadian Journal of Earth Sciences (1992) 29 (11): 2445–2462.
... Group) along the Caledonia Fault. Both assemblages host petrographically similar suites of calc-alkalic dioritic and granodioritic plutons. Those intruding volcanic–sedimentary sequences (Caledonia terrane) record ca. 615–625 Ma crystallization ages typical of arc-related magmatism throughout the Avalon...
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Schematic plan of the thrusts and sidewall structures between Albert Mines and Rosevale marking the trace of the Caledonia Fault, and its coincidence with Sussex Group overstep onto the Caledonia basement block.
Published: 01 September 2010
Fig. 9. Schematic plan of the thrusts and sidewall structures between Albert Mines and Rosevale marking the trace of the Caledonia Fault, and its coincidence with Sussex Group overstep onto the Caledonia basement block.
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Simplified geologic map of New Caledonia; inset shows a basic map of the SW Pacific near New Caledonia. Maps are modified from Cluzel et al. (2001), with ophiolite fabric trajectories from Prinzhofer and Nicolas (1980) and fold hinges in the Pouebo terrane from Rawling and Lister (2002). Lower-hemisphere, equal-area projections for foliation and lineation from select portions of the ophiolite illustrate the fabric inside and outside of postulated transform faults. Contours for these projections are in percent area; the contour intervals vary (for details, see Nicolas, 1989). WCFZ—western Caledonia fault zone.
Published: 01 June 2011
). WCFZ—western Caledonia fault zone.
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Generalized tectonic map of the Northern Appalachians in New England, United States and Canada, showing the location of the Bronson Hill arc, adapted from Hibbard et al. (2006). Location of Shelburne Falls arc is modified after Karabinos et al. (1998). Abbreviations: ADK—Adirondack massif; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BVBL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault; RIL—Red Indian Line; SFA—Shelburne Falls arc; VA—Victoria arc.
Published: 11 December 2019
massif; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BVBL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault; RIL—Red Indian Line; SFA—Shelburne Falls arc; VA—Victoria arc.
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Generalized tectonic map of the Northern Appalachians in New England, United States and Canada, showing the location of the Bronson Hill arc, adapted from Hibbard et al. (2006). Location of Shelburne Falls arc is modified after Karabinos et al. (1998). The black box denotes the extent of Figure 2. Red lines—trace of Bronson Hill arc and Connecticut Valley–Gaspé trough; ADK—Adirondack massif; BLL—Beothuk Lake line; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BVBL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; CVGT—Connecticut Valley–Gaspé trough; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault; SFA—Shelburne Falls arc; VA—Victoria arc. Modified from Hibbard et al. (2006) and Valley et al. (2020).
Published: 09 April 2025
the extent of Figure 2 . Red lines—trace of Bronson Hill arc and Connecticut Valley–Gaspé trough; ADK—Adirondack massif; BLL—Beothuk Lake line; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BVBL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; CVGT—Connecticut Valley–Gaspé trough; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault
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Terranes and simplified geology in southern New Brunswick, showing locations of geophysical model lines 1–6. Details for units in the Caledonia, Brookville, Kingston, and New River terranes are shown on Fig. 2. Abbreviations not shown in legend: BC, Bocabec Complex; BBF, Back Bay Fault; BF, Belleisle Fault; CF, Caledonia Fault; E, Evandale Pluton; KF, Kennebecasis Fault; MA, Magaguadavic Granite; MD, Mount Douglas Granite; P, Pomeroy Intrusive Suite; PBF, Pendar Brook Fault; TBF, Taylor Brook Fault; UG, Utopia Granite; WC, Welsford Complex; WBF, Wheaton Brook Fault. Geology has been modified from New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources (2000). Inset map shows location of the study area with respect to terranes of the northern Appalachian orogen modified from Barr et al. (2002); heavy solid lines are inferred terrane boundaries. Kingston, New River, Mascarene, and St. Croix terranes of southern New Brunswick are included in the Exploits–Gander composite terrane on the inset map.
Published: 06 September 2004
Fig. 1. Terranes and simplified geology in southern New Brunswick, showing locations of geophysical model lines 1–6. Details for units in the Caledonia, Brookville, Kingston, and New River terranes are shown on Fig.  2 . Abbreviations not shown in legend: BC, Bocabec Complex; BBF, Back Bay Fault
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Location of Grand Manan Island in the context of terranes in the northern Appalachian orogen (after Barr et al. 2002). BF, Belleisle fault; CF, Caledonia fault; OBF, Oak Bay fault; CCFZ, Cobequid–Chedabucto Fault Zone. Inset map shows major domains of the northern Appalachian orogen after Hibbard et al. (2006). BT, Brookville terrane; ET, Ellsworth terrane; IB, Islesboro block; KT, Kingston terrane; NRT, New River terrane; PB, Penobscot Bay; SC/MT, St. Croix and Mascarene terranes.
Published: 31 July 2007
Fig. 1. Location of Grand Manan Island in the context of terranes in the northern Appalachian orogen (after Barr et al. 2002 ). BF, Belleisle fault; CF, Caledonia fault; OBF, Oak Bay fault; CCFZ, Cobequid–Chedabucto Fault Zone. Inset map shows major domains of the northern Appalachian orogen
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Enlarged map showing details of geological units in the Caledonia, Brookville, Kingston, and New River terranes, simplified after Barr and White (1999), Barr et al. (2003), Johnson (2001), and White et al. (2002). Lines 1–5 are the potential-field model locations from Fig. 1. Abbreviations not shown in legend: BF, Belleisle Fault; CF, Caledonia Fault; CT, Centreton Granite; FC, Foleys Cove Granodiorite; FV, Fairville Granite; GL, Goose Lake pluton; HH, Harvey Hill Syenogranite; HS, Hanson Stream Granodiorite; JL, Jarvies Lake Syenogranite; KF, Kennebecasis Fault; MD, Mount Douglas Granite; MH, Milkish head Pluton; MP, McCarthy Point Granodiorite; PE, Penfield Station beds; PH, Pocologan Harbour granitoid suite; RF, Ragged Falls granitoid suite; RL, Rocky Lakes granitoid suite; SP, Sand Point Pluton; TR, Talbot Road Granodiorite; WC, Welsford Complex; WBF, Wheaton Brook Fault; WBR, West Branch Reservoir Pluton and associated volcanic rocks.
Published: 06 September 2004
. Abbreviations not shown in legend: BF, Belleisle Fault; CF, Caledonia Fault; CT, Centreton Granite; FC, Foleys Cove Granodiorite; FV, Fairville Granite; GL, Goose Lake pluton; HH, Harvey Hill Syenogranite; HS, Hanson Stream Granodiorite; JL, Jarvies Lake Syenogranite; KF, Kennebecasis Fault; MD, Mount Douglas
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Cartoon illustrating how (A) fabric patterns formed within the ophiolite may have influenced both (B) ophiolite emplacement and (C–D) later deformation. (E) The modern setting. See text for details. The klippen deformed by the Belep shear zone in C are abbreviated Pott (Pt), Art (A), Yandé (Y), Poum (Pm), and Tiebaghi (T). Fold hinge orientations in C and normal faults in D within the Pouebo terrane are from Rawling and Lister (2002). HP—high pressure; WCFZ—western Caledonia fault zone.
Published: 01 June 2011
(A), Yandé (Y), Poum (Pm), and Tiebaghi (T). Fold hinge orientations in C and normal faults in D within the Pouebo terrane are from Rawling and Lister (2002) . HP—high pressure; WCFZ—western Caledonia fault zone.
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Simplified geological map of New Brunswick and adjacent Maine and exposed remnants of the Brunswick complex and other Ordovician-Silurian Ganderian tectonic elements. Uppermost Silurian and younger cover rocks above the Matapedia forearc and Fredericton trough have been ignored. Red Indian Line is the pre-Salinic, Late Ordovician main Iapetan suture between Taconic-modified Laurentia (in gray color) and the leading edge of Ganderia (Popelogan-Victoria arc) (van Staal et al., 2007). CF—Caledonia fault; CCF—Chedabucto-Cobeuquid fault; PVA—Popelogan-Victoria arc; TEB—Tetagouche-Exploits back-arc basin.
Published: 01 November 2008
Indian Line is the pre-Salinic, Late Ordovician main Iapetan suture between Taconic-modified Laurentia (in gray color) and the leading edge of Ganderia (Popelogan-Victoria arc) ( van Staal et al., 2007 ). CF—Caledonia fault; CCF—Chedabucto-Cobeuquid fault; PVA—Popelogan-Victoria arc; TEB—Tetagouche
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(a). Geological cross-section in Peck Creek (location on Figure 3) taken perpendicular to the fold axes, showing thrust-imbricated structure affecting rocks of the Sussex Group, truncated by the unconformity at the base of the Hillsborough Formation. Detail above the topographic profile are projected into the line of section A–A′ (see Fig. 2). All the faults between points X and Y are splays of the Caledonia Fault. (b). Stereographic projection of s-poles to bedding in the Peck Creek section, with great circle for mean bedding. Equal area projection, lower hemisphere. (c). Stereographic projection of fold axes and slickenside lineations compared to the mean bedding in the Peck Creek section. Equal area projection, lower hemisphere.
Published: 01 September 2010
are projected into the line of section A–A′ (see Fig. 2 ). All the faults between points X and Y are splays of the Caledonia Fault. (b). Stereographic projection of s-poles to bedding in the Peck Creek section, with great circle for mean bedding. Equal area projection, lower hemisphere. (c). Stereographic
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Published: 01 April 2003
F ig . 7. Geologic map of the Comstock fault zone north of the Caledonia mine showing the principal mines and mine shafts (after Becker, 1882a ; Gianella, 1936 ; Thompson, 1956 ; Hudson, 2002 ). Boundaries between principal mines shown by light dashed lines and correspond to boundaries shown
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Generalized tectonic maps of the northern Appalachians in New England, USA, and Canada showing the location of the Putnam-Nashoba terrane (bright green) and the Quinebaug-Marlboro belt (QMB). (A) Map of the major tectonic realms adapted from Hibbard et al. (2006). Abbreviations: Bb—Bourinot belt; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BNG—Bay du Nord Group; BV-BL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault; RIL—Red Indian Line; VLS—Victoria Lake Supergroup. (B) Terrane map of New England and adjacent Canada modified from Hibbard et al. (2006), Rankin et al. (2007), and Walsh et al. (2007). Abbreviations same as in Figure 1A plus: A—Annidale terrane; Bv—Brookville terrane; CNF—Clinton-Newbury fault; CT—Connecticut; GM—Grand Manan Island; KD—Killingworth dome; LD—Lyme dome; LO—Liberty-Orrington belt; M—Merrimack belt; MA—Massachusetts; MGC—Massabesic Gneiss Complex; MSI—Machias Seal Island; NFZ—Norumbega fault zone; NR—New River terrane; PEI—Prince Edward Island; PG—Passagassawakeag Gneiss; QMB—Quinebaug-Marlboro belt; RC—Rye Complex; RI—Rhode Island; and SC—St. Croix terrane.
Published: 21 June 2021
—Bourinot belt; BBF—Bloody Bluff fault; BNG—Bay du Nord Group; BV-BL—Baie Verte–Brompton Line; CF—Caledonia fault; CBF—Chedabucto fault; DHF—Dover–Hermitage Bay fault; RIL—Red Indian Line; VLS—Victoria Lake Supergroup. (B) Terrane map of New England and adjacent Canada modified from Hibbard et al. (2006
Journal Article
Journal: Economic Geology
Published: 01 March 2018
Economic Geology (2018) 113 (2): 531–544.
... Caledonia within fractures of the saprock and bedrock by Raman spectroscopy and other techniques ( Ulrich, 2010 ; Quesnel et al., 2016b ). Because the early serpentinization is not the main subject of this paper, serpentine coatings and infills are hereafter termed “serpentine.” These faults...
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(a) Geological sketch map of New Caledonia. BSZ, Bélep Shear Zone; HC, Humboldt Corridor; BTF, Bogota Transform Fault; NC, New Caledonia. (b) Map showing the location of the study area. LHR, Lord Howe Ridge; NR, Norfolk Ridge; LR, Loyalty Ridge; HP, Hikurangi Plateau.
Published: 10 January 2024
Fig. 1. ( a ) Geological sketch map of New Caledonia. BSZ, Bélep Shear Zone; HC, Humboldt Corridor; BTF, Bogota Transform Fault; NC, New Caledonia. ( b ) Map showing the location of the study area. LHR, Lord Howe Ridge; NR, Norfolk Ridge; LR, Loyalty Ridge; HP, Hikurangi Plateau.