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Assessment Report: 16930

Property Name

Stu
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Location

NAD 83	56° 37' 59.00'' N, 130° 55' 07.00'' W 56.633056, -130.918611 UTM: Easting 382312, Northing 6278186, Zone 9 (North)
NAD 27	56° 37' 59.42'' N, 130° 55' 01.07'' W 56.633172, -130.916963 UTM: Easting 382410, Northing 6277984, Zone 9 (North)
NTS	104B10W
BCGS	104B066

Mining Divisions

Liard

Mining Camp

Stewart Camp

Title

1987 Summary Report on the Stu 1 & 2 Claims.

Report Year

1987

Number of Pages

Statements of Work

n/a

Affidavit Date

1987-12-07

Off Confidential

1988-12-07

Claims

Stu 1-2

General Work Categories

Geochemical, Geological

Operators

Kestrel Resources Ltd.

Owners

Hagemoen, I.

Authors

Ikona, Charles K.
Todoruk, Steve L.

MINFILE Nos

104B 310, 104B 311

Commodities

Lead, Gold, Copper, Zinc, Silver

Work Done

Geochemical	Rock	256 sample(s); No. of maps: 1; Scale(s): 1:5000
	Elements Analyzed For	Multielement
	Soil	47 sample(s)
	Elements Analyzed For	Multielement
Geological	Geological	900.0 ha; No. of maps: 2; Scale(s): 1:250 000, 1:5000

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Geological Summary

Paleozoic massive grey limestone is overlain successively by Mesozoic greywacke/siltstone/argillite and andesite agglomerate units. The greywacke/siltstone/argillite and agglomerate units have been cut by feldspar porphyry and andesite dykes which appear to be responsible for significant gold/silver/zinc/lead/arsenopyrite/copper mineralization. The most common style of mineralization occurs in iron-carbonate (calcite)/pyrite veins which vary in width up to 15 metres.