Cedar Camp Brook Chert











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Color: Cedar Camp Brook Chert ranges from a gray or green to black weathering to a light gray or light brown.

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Distribution:
Distribution Comments:
Cedar Camp Brook Chert is associated with the Cedar Camp Brook Formation of New Brunswick.  Primary exposures occur at Cedar Camp Brook east of McDermott, Kings County, New Brunswick.  Occurs in three linear belts.  One in the Vernons Mountain area,  one in the Hammondvale area, and the largest belt running from an unnamed tributary of the Big Salmon River northward to Mechanic Settlement. 
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