.... I here provide evidence for the development of multimetric synsedimentary karst in polymicticic conglomerate of the Visean (Lower Carboniferous) Hopewell Cape Formation at Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, Canada ( fig. 1 ), which evolved in a hyperarid climate (Jutras et al. 2015 ) that was very...

...H. W. van de Poll; J. K. Sutherland Abstract Concentrations of copper (cuprite, native copper), silver and mercury (schachnerite), and vanadium (roscoelite) occur in greyish, dark-cored reduction spheres in Upper Mississippian redbeds of the Hopewell Group in southeastern New Brunswick...

...Fig. 13. Paleogeographic reconstruction of the Shin Member of the Hopewell Cape Formation in the Central–Marysville Basin prior to the onset of Hardwood Ridge Volcanic Member volcanism, with the position of studied localities that include that unit. Note that localities located north...

...Fig. 2. Middle to upper Mississippian stratigraphy in the study area and adjacent areas of eastern Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia (time scale after Richards 2013 ). CB, Chignecto Bay; D Cape, Dorchester Cape; HC, Hopewell Cape; LkB, Lime-kiln Brook; MW, Middle Windsor Group. ...

... a lowland belt formed in the present erosion cycle and flooded by the latest sea-level rise. The Harvey-Hopewell fault is recognized southwestward from Hopewell Cape for about 21 miles close to the Bay of Fundy shore of New Brunswick ( Gussow, 1953 , p. 1720) and probably extends at least 10 miles...

... the lower part of the Hopewell group belongs to late Mississippian. The N.B.G. & O. wells 92 and 52, 3 1 2 and 5 1 2 miles, respectively, north of the Stony Creek field, Shell’s Westmorland No. 1, and D’Arcy’s Cape Bald tests, all intersected pre-Carboniferous rocks; cuttings...

... and Prichonnet, 2002 ), and which were correlated with the Hopewell Cape Formation of Ami (1902) by Jutras et al. (2016 ; see Figs. 1 and 2 herein). This undated unit is interbedded at its base with the upper Asbian (Upper Visean) Middle Windsor Group in southern New Brunswick ( Jutras et al., 2016...

... in James Bay and country east of Hudson Bay drained by Big, Great Whale and Clearwater Rivers Ann Rep geol Surv Can 1889 3 1J 62J Low A. P. Report on an exploration of the East coast of Hudson Bay from Cape Wolstenholme to the south end of James Bay Summ. geol. Surv. Can. Rep 1902 XII...

.... Geophysical data are drawn upon to substantiate the interpretations presented and to show the probable similarity of the Cape Fear region in North Carolina to the Hampton Roads region in Virginia. 1 Released by permission of the director, Geological Survey, United States Department of the Interior...

... was completed in the Cape Breton Island area of Nova Scotia. Fig. 3. —Hudson Bay Lowland Although most of the statistical data presented in this paper pertain to the activity of private industry, numerous contributions pertaining to the stratigraphy and tectonics of the various sedimentary basins...

... sedimentary basins. ST3 is identical to common overprint direction. Other poles: CM, Combined pole for Late Carboniferous of Maritimes (Johnson and Van der Voo ( 1989 ); CC, Combined pole for Late Carboniferous of craton (Johnson and Van der Voo ( 1989 ); H, Hopewell ( Roy and Park 1969 ); R, Riversdale; MS...

... Fig. 2 Geologic map of the Cumberland Basin (from Ryan et al. 1990a ; Ryan et al. 1990b ; Keppie 2000 ; St. Peter 2000 ; Calder et al. 2005 ) showing location of measured sections for upper Pennsylvanian strata. Areas referenced within the text have been labeled. Abbreviations: CJ, Cape John...