DUNLOP BAY PROJECT

76 mineral claims that cover 4,226 hectares with historical results in the range of 124 g/t AU over 0.7 metres

The Property is located immediately north of the Matagami Gold and Base Metals District, 15 km north-east from Glencore's Matagami Lake Mine Plant, processing zinc, copper, silver and gold material from the Bracemac-McLoed Mine.

Location Highlights

Gold bearing quartz veins and fracture networks are distributed at short range from the contact of the Dunlop Bay intrusion, inside a magnetic halo. Elsewhere in the Abitibi Greenstone Belt, these types of intrusions, commonly identified as Syenite, offer favourable geological conditions for the deposition of gold.

Over 60 gold bearing veins and veinlets have been located (by Minière du Nord) in the central part of the property since 1956.

Geological Maps

Project History

More than 18,695 metres of drilling distributed in 114 holes was conducted between 1985 and 1995 on the main gold occurrence, intersecting a series of quartz veins, veinlets, and breccia.