and metavolcanics with up to four distinct suites of calc-alkaline meta- plutonic rocks extends throughout the region. Within this larger ter- rane, the Dawson Range extends from Mount Freegold (Nucleus- Revenue, Figure 3) northwest to
Alaska.
Metavolcanic sequenc- es in the Dawson Range of quartz-mica schist, gneiss and diorite are intruded by porphyritic granodiorite and quartz monzonite plutons of the mid-Cretaceous Dawson Range Batholith. The plutons are accompa- nied by smaller, high- level, felsic porphyry plugs and sills. Narrow, Upper Cretaceous(?) ultramafic dikes are common along major east-west and north- west faults. Volcanic rocks in this central part of the Dawson Range consist of sills, dikes and