LAC ARSENAULT PROJECT
Situated along the Grand Pabos Fault known for high grade Au, Ag, Cu, Pb showings
North of the Riviere Garin Fault
Lac Arsenault Project features:
- 5 major vein systems: the Baker vein, the Mersereau vein, the Line 4 W vein, the Marleau vein and the Greek veins as well as related breccias.
- The polymetalic mineralization found to date represents telescoping mineralized veins and breccias caused by an underlain intrusion.
- The sources of numerous mineralized boulders, geochemical Au and Ag anomalies and geophysical conductors remain undefined.
- Since 1946, work in the area comprised of prospecting, geophysical surveying, geochemical surveying, mapping, trenching, stripping, diamond drilling.
- 5000 m of drilling historically
- Deepest hole 600m structural not fully analyse.
- Average depth 80m
- Exploration programs determined veins are open along strike and at depth.
- In the literature of historical works, two estimates of unclassified resources are mentioned. Calculations made for internal and mentioned in some GM ((GM 55619 page 1 and 2 G. Henriksen report 1998)) and some annual management report of companies.
- In 2005-2006 exploration work (prospecting and drilling) were executed on the property but the data is not available in any government report (Sigeom)
Opening of new roads makes this project very accessible
1844 Resources believes that the new approaches and technologies in the resources sector will increase the potential for new discoveries along the Grand Pabos fault.
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2005 Report by Alain Hupé Geo. for Ressources Appalaches
MAPS
July 2021 Lac Arsenault Update
Drilling Planified Holes 2021
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Regional, Induce Polarization, Geophysics and General
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Historical Map and Data
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SAMPLE SUMMER 2018
Qualified Person: Bernard-Olivier Martel, P. Geo, the Company's Director of Exploration, is a qualified person (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects) and has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure.
PHOTO GALLERY
2018
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2020
| L4W Vein | Marleau Vein |
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| Mersereau | Baker |
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Qualified Person: Bernard-Olivier Martel, P. Geo, the Company's Director of Exploration, is a qualified person (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101 - Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects) and has reviewed and approved the technical disclosure contained in this page











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