Located on the north shore of Lake Superior the Coldwell complex is the largest alkaline complex in North America, with an approximate are of 1500 km2.
References
Currie, K.L. (1976) The alkaline rocks in Canada. GSC Bulletin 239, 238 p.
Currie, K.L. (1980) A contribution to the petrology of the Coldwell alkaline complex,Northen Ontario. GSC Bulletin 237,43 p.
Horváth, L. (2009) Catalogue of mineral species occurring in Canada (2009)Min. Ass. Can. website.
McLaughlin (1990) Unpublished M.Sc. thesis Lakehead U.
Mitchell (1991) Can, J, Earth Sci 28, 1653-1663.
Mitchell et al. (1993) Can, J, Earth Sci 30, 145-153.
Mulja & Mitchell (1990) Can. Min. 28, 489-501.
Platt & Mitchell (1982) J. Petr. 23, 186-214.
Tschernich, R. (1992): Zeolites of the World, p.458.
Watkinson & Ohnenstetter (1992) Can.Min. 30, 121-136.
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