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G SURVLYS

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Car sen J J on Twp. Ontario

Grid - 16

January 1989


i Aiu i nr CON42A0SNE0310 2 .12376 CARSCALLEN

'] - INTRODUCTION

IJ - PROPLIUY

111 - l OCA 11 ON A ACCr.SSIBIt JTY

IV - G l OPIIYSICAI SUKVLYS

V - CONCLUSIONS A Kf.COMML~.NDAT IONS

rijGURES

1 - Index map 1: 50 000

7 - G rid sketch 1:15 000

? - Coloured magnetic map 1: 6 2 50

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5 - Location map 1:100 000

6 - Location map 1:250 000

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INIIUHHJCI ION: AL the request of NOKANDA I XPL ORAT J ON CO. 111).,

geophy s j c: a J surveys wore undertaken, during the

month of January, 1909, on the Carscallen Twp. Grid-

16 |ir o j e o l .

l ho riuijfi purpose of the surveys is the technicaJ

appraisal of the INPUT data of this particular area.

II - IMUHMK1Y: l he CarscaJJen Grid - 16 claim group consists of

17 contiguous sixteen hectare claims which are

nunihered as follows:

1071935 - 1071936 - 1071937 - 1071938 - 1071939

1071940 - 1071941 - 1071942 - 1071943 - 1071944

1071945 - 1071946 - 1071947 - 1071948 - 1071949

1071950.

Ill - LOCATION A ACCf S',1011 IT Y:

This group of 16 claims is located i ri the eastern

area of Carscallen Twp. at an approximate distance

of 7 (] Km southwest of the city of Timmins.

The: area is readily access i t) l e t) y driving along

highway 101 [T immins-foleyet ] for a distance of

22 Km,then oy travelling along an access road which

leads northwards to the southern claim boundary -

an a ddi t i orici l driving distance of 6 Km.

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IV - CI OI'IIYSICAI SURVI YS:

l ho survey;; w d r o carr i od out along a previously

out. yrJcl whose; 1.7 Km J oncj base lino strikes a l.

271); cross lines, spaced at ovory 100 motor intor

vaJ:; extend northwards Lo a maximum length of

motors and southwards to a maximum lomjth of 700

motors. Ihus a total of 2B lino Km havo hoon cut

and survey c: d.

M a g M e t o m o t o r Su rv jry :

An I.. D. A. proton magnotomotcr was used for the

survey with an accompanying base station for diurna

corrections. Readings were taken at every 23 meter

intervals generally and at every 12.!? meters over

a ri o m a l o u s a r e a s .

The magnetic data was then plotted on a base map at

t lie scale of 1:2 300.

l he survey has outlined three magnetic areas which

have been labeled "a", "b" arid "c" - these are

briefly discussed as follows:

Magnet i c Area "a":

l hi s area represents approximately 805S of the total

surveyed area - its magnetic intensity varies from

630 to 730 gammas. A few small magnetic anomalies

have also been outlined within area "a".

l tin s area "a" represents the local background value

and indicate the presence of underlying volcanic

uni ts.

——- SERVICES EXPLORATION ENHG.

l l l l l l l l l l l l l ll l he data was Lhon plotted on a base map at the

.-r,-, i ,^ r* r 1 . 9 t.fin

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Maynel^i c Ajreji "IV":

l hi K magnetic anomaly has been out J i ri e d in t tie

eastern part of the grid between cross J i ties 600 W

and 300 W. l hi s north-south trending, 1 M) to 200

meter wide magnetic feature has readings ranging

from 7M) to 1 1 M) gammas.

l he cha r ac ter i s t i c s of this magnetic anoinaJy infer;;

the presence of an underlying mafic dyke.

Mayne t i c Area "c":

Ihis magnetic ariomaJy has been outlined partiaJJy

in the northeastern part of the grid -its features

are simijar to those of Magnetic Area "b".

f J[e c t isomagnetic Survey :

Coupled with a 200 meter coil separation, an Apex

Parametrics Maxmin II horizontal loop unit was used

for the survey; readings were taken at every 23

meter intervals tuned to the 444 and 1777 \\7

frequencies.

scale of 1 :2300.

Three conductors and a possible fourth, has been

outlined by the L.M. survey; these arc described as

foJ lows:

- SERVICES EXPLORATION ENRG.


C o i id u c L o r_"A" :

located in the extreme northern area of thi: grid,

conductor "A" has boon onJy part, J y out J J nod because

of l i in j ted coverage, between cross J j ne 700 W and

cross J i ne 1200 W, striking in a southeaster J y

direction in the vicinity of 12 + 30 N. Its strongest

response appears to be on cross J i ne 1000 W.

I he INPUT survey has indicated, in that area, the

presence of a three channeJ INPUT anomaJy.

It must a J so be noted that this conductor is

associated with , and passi hJ y coincident with,

a magnet i c anomaJy.

C o n d u ct q r_" B " :

l hi s strong E.M. anomaly has been outlined in the

southwest corner of the surveyed area. It trends

westward from cross line 1600 W. Ihis conductor

appears to extend westwards as suggested t) y t tie

parti a J outline on cross Jine 1800 W [the last line

on the grid]. The F.. M. profiles obtained by both

frequencies on line 1700 W indicates a conductor

axis at 5+75 S and inferrs a steep dip to the north

Three 6 channeJ INPUT anomalies and a lj c hannel

INPUT anomaJy are located in that area.

C on d u c t or_"C":

Also because of limited coverage, conductor "C" has

been identified on one line only - the conductor

appears to be moderate in nature with a vertical di

—— SERVICES EXPLORATION eNHG.-


This conductor ir. Jocated in tin: southern part of

the grid on cross J i tie 000 W. Its conductor axis

A 4 channoJ INPUT anomaJy ha:; been out J i nod in the

vicinity of conductor "C".

(.'unduetor "D" :

l hi s e Jectromagnet i c anomaJy has a weak in-phase

response and a moderate out-of-phase response on the

high frequency, however, on the Jow frequency, onJ y

the out-of-phase response was observahJe.

l lie f .M. profiles wouJd thus suggest the presence

of conductive overburden and/or the presence of a

shear xone.

V - CONCLUSIONS A RLCOMMLNDA1IONS:

l he magnetometer survey has indicated the presence

of north- south trending mafic intrusives in the

eastern section of the grid and a smaJJ but signifi

cant magnetic anomaJy in the northern part of the

grid which is coincident with conductor "A".

l he Maxrnin J l horizontal loop survey has outlined.

in part, three conductors which may be assumed to

be genuine bedrock anornaJies and a possible fourth

conductor which may be caused by conductive over

burden and or by a shear /one.

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AJJ of the three conductors outJincd may be

considered cis potentiaJ driJJ targets, however,

because of their J j mj ted coverage, the surveys

shouJd be extended for addJtionaJ informa t j on.

Respect f u J J y s u t) m i 11 ed:

l . Char t re: jZ^SjW^~ J an. 27 1989,

SERVICES EXPLORATION ENRG.-


INDEX MAP

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FOOTPRINT LAKES PROJECT, GRID - 16

CARSCALLEN TOWNSHIP

JANUARY 1989

Scale: 1:50,000

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Scale: 1:?50,000

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Unlario Gi'ot:hi'iiiic,il am) l- xpiMiilituics)

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Suivcy Company l O.iip of Tmivov (from F. 1 ii)

Exploration Services Reg'd j Q,9v } JJ1, V89| 2^, fil , 8,9 j 32 KmNome and Address of Author (o) Oro ! 'M hmr.it rt-pnrt)

Ed Chartre, 765 Boul., Quebec, C.P. 428 Rouyn-Noranda, P.Q. J9X 5C4

Cicdits R c(iurslo(i pci T arh Cl;iini in Columns ;it lightSpecial Provisions l f

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[. filet 40 days n hr, includes hne cul initj)

Mininc) CUums 'l uivoiscd (L is t in IUMIKM icai sf!(|U(Mir.tO

For each additional survey: using the some giid:

Enter ?0 ditys Uor car 11)

Man Days

Complete rovfrsp sicJe and cnttM totaKsl lien.-

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Name and F'osl.il Acldu-i.so!

Lewis Uursey, 6U StiirJey SL. South, P. D. Box 1205. Umniins. Ofitario'

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GEOPHYSICAL GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

TO HE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORTFACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT

TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

1 l i l h'\ Type of SurveyjJiI:7--]J^L

Township or Area,._(Lîî^'k..tLJ^:

Claim holder(s) ̂ Al^Â':.. l±^f^

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Author- of Report ̂ .^L.CL- .LK'.li'll ^.(L....._-.^_. _._ .— Addrc.ss-^(bSj'SCH-il- (.VntWc j ^ • ().*\cJX (lo*^-hjbJ*

Covering Dates of Survey— ——

Total Miles of Line cut.—-.{Hiiccutlinf; (o office)

SPEC1ALPROVJSIC )NS CREDH'SREQUlvSTED

EN'l'lCR 40 days (includes line cutting) for first survey.

ENTER 20 days for each additional survey using same grid.

Geophysical

Electromagnetic.

- Magnetometer^^

- Radiometric.

Other_______

DAYS per claim

9O~40

Geological—,

AIRBORNE CREDITS {Special provision credits do not apply to airborne surveys)

Magnetometer__ .Electromagnetic __-__ Radiometric(enter days per claim)..

DATE:

PROJECJ'SSECJ'ION Res. Geol. _______.—

Previous Surveys ^—.^—

Qualifications

Checked by . date ——.-————-.^

GEOLOGICAL BRANCH .,.

Approved by_.........___,. __,_____.date-—

GEOLOGICAI-IJRANCIL-___..

Approved by__....,..^.. _^ —^^-

MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED List numerically

l0.(prefix) (number)

TOTAL CLAIMS.

Show instrument technical data in each space for type of survey submitted or indicate "not applicable"

GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

SURVEYS

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Number of Stations____LL^kJ_______.______________Number of

Station interval.-._C-AJJ-^'X — — - ....—....-.--.____-———-—-——————-—————

Line spacing__._ (J^L^.1!A^.....—.-—-^____.._______________________

Profile scale or Contour intervals___^-^~---_It//t ' \l'f F~-' ^ 7 (Mj d'1(specify for each type of survey)

Instrument__L^LLLL-^QJ^^-J^-J^L

Accuracy - Scale constant _.__l 1"

Diurnal correction method.-——. —

Base station location ̂ .....^.A^r}__ __^/Jliilo_^—"T^C. QcT ( CXW

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Coil configuration_^..._L .(^.iZc.dllLL.___C O //I^0 r1 v^"—-—————————————————————-^^.^^-^—.

Coil separation___t-j^L'/i- — ...—-.....-...———^-—^.——-^.^.^-——-———-———————-----—-——-—--———^^—--—.—

Accuracy^. ^^.... .^ .._........_ ....._-..-.._______.-___________________ ^---——-——--^--------—————.

Method: [..l Fixed transmitter D Shoot back \j^y.In line O Parallel linev AW( f i-? i \ I'T'l l i?r req u e 11 c y ____L i J_li. f __L.. _L z. J—J.. J.AZ—^—.—^^-———-..^————^^—...^^——^^—-.———^-—-—-———-

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Scale con st ant _._.-._....._........ .^.........,......._____.. __——^————^————————————--——

Corrections made___.__ _______.._-——-—————-—————-———..-——-.-.—.—-—-..—..-.—.

Base station value and location_____.__ .^.-—-—-^—.^-—-———-..-.——-...—————^—.-—.

Elevation accuracy____..... _.......__..____-.____.——————————.^——.-———-————-————..^.INIUIC;I';D PO],ARJXATION RKSISTIVITYInstrument ___...._...,.,_....., ..^___....—__......__.___..—————————-———-—..—-.-——-——-———Time domain___ _^...._ ^^__.......___.._________ Frequency domain ̂ ———————.—.

Frequency___. __...__.... ^. ._.._^... _..__.______Range.———-——^——^-——————.—

Power______________.____________________________________________

Electrode a IT ay _______— ___ _______.__—-—---.—————-————-—-———-———-—.——-—-——-——Electrode spacing_.____. ___.__ _..~^.^~.-—~—...——.--^——————.———.^--^—^—^—

Type of electrode ^,..______.^_....__....,,__________________________________

SI^LF I'OTKNTiAL

Instrumcnl._____________________^_____________________ Range.

Survey Method _____.__.________.^.-.^^^-.^-^-^—^—.-—^——————^.^——-——^

Corrections made.

RAI)K)MKTR1C

Instrument ——

Values measured -.

Energy windows (levels) ____. ___,.__..__________________________

Height of instrument______., ._..__.^, ...^.____________Background Count.

Size of detector____.______________.-———....-..—————-.—..——————

Overburden ___.——-M... ...^....^....__..__—-——^^————————.^..—.^.^—..—-.—(type, depth — include outcrop map)

O'JIIKRS (SKISMIC, DRILL WKLL LOGGING K'J'C.)

Type of survey___ ^... ... -.... ........ ^,......_.__..——^——————^————

Instrument ___.__ ̂ __ ,^^ _. ̂ .^_......^.^...__ —-——^————^—

Accuracy_-___^^__ .___.. ̂ _.. _____.________________

Parameters measured ___ __________.________________

Additional information (for understanding results).

AJ JinOR N K Sil RV K Y S

Type of survcy(s) _ ___- ____._—._——-^.^——-—————

Instrument (s) __________________________________(specify for each type of survey)

Accuracy_ ._____^ _ _... _____(specify for each type of survey)

Aircraft used _____...___. __.__...__,.—_____________

Sensor altitude______ .-^- —.^_____...

Navigation and flight path recovery method —

Aircraft altitude_________________._______________Line Sparing

Miles flown over total area____________._______________Over claims only.

GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY PROCEDURE RECORD

Numbers of claims from which samples taken.

Total Number of Samples. Type of Sample.

(Nature of Malt-rial)

Average Sample Weight—. ——

Method of Collection——.—

Soil Horizon Sampled———.

llori/on Development—.....

Sample Depth———.-——..

Terrain——...—............-.................

Drainage Development.

Estimated Range of Overburden Tliicknc

SAMi'LK PREPARATION(InduTks (Trying, sciiH-ning, crusFiiiiR, asTimg)

Mesh size of fraction used for analysis———...

ANALYTICAL METHODS

Values expressed in: per centp. p. m. P-P-b.

nD O

CAI, Ph, Zn, Ni, Co, Ag, Mo, As.-(circlc)

Others———————————————————————————Field Analysis

Extraction Method. Analytical Method- Reagents Used ——

Field Laboratory Analysis No. (———————————,Extraction Method- Analytical Method— Reagents Used ———

Commercial Laboratory (- Name of Laboratory— Extraction Method—— Analytical Method —— Reagents Used ————

.tests)

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General—...-.. ...-. --............. General.

lEFERENCESWITHDRAWN FROM DISPOSITION

M.R.O. -MINING R IGHTS ONLY

S.R.O. - SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY

M.+ S. - MINING AND SURFACE RIGHTS

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