Lac du Marcheur Copper-Cobalt Project, Quebec
The Lac du Marcheur Cobalt Project covers an area of 1,780 hectares representing 36 active mineral claims and is situated north and south of the Chilton Copper-Cobalt Project in Quebec, Canada.
The copper-cobalt mineralisation targeted is disseminated sulphides, stockworks (veins and veinlets) and massive sulphides associated with anorthositic gabbro.
The Company completed a heliborne geophysical survey at the Project. Initial processing of the MAG (Figure 4a) and TDEM (Figure 4b) data has highlighted several conductors aligned and coincident with magnetic trends/lineaments trending NW-SE to NNE-SSW (Figures 4a and 4b). These conductors/anomalies may be associated with graphitic and/or sulphidic zones and field work is now required to identify the source of the conductors/anomalies.
The next phase of exploration at the Lac du Marcheur Copper-Cobalt Project may include systematic rock chip and soil sampling to field test targets generated from interpretation of the MAG and TDEM imagery and initial field work.
Figure 4a: Lac du Marcheur TMI Magnetics
Figure 4b: Lac du Marcheur early time TDEM
