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TOWNSHIP: REEVES TWP.

WORK PERFORMED FOR: American Barrick Res. Corp.

RECORDED HOLDER: SAME AS ABOVE (xx)

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REPORT NO: 25

CLAIM NO.

P 929612/ P 929611

P 932074/ P 901335

HOLE NO.

SR-89-5

SR-89-4

FOOTAGE

221.3m

DATE

Sept/89

154.2m Sept-Oct/89

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Couents: Casing pulled

Depth Aziiuth Dip

45.72 -49.0

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

Section: L3+OOH

Core Size: BQ

Depth Aziiuth Dip

154.23 -46.0

HOLE NO.t SR.89-4

Property! SEHELL-REEVES

Location: L3+OOH 3+60N

Date Started: Septeiber 28, 1969 Date Completed: October 4, 1989 Logged by: D. Alexander

Depth Aziiuth Dip

-Log Suiiary-

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1.22 38.52 BASALT variably veined and brecciated as surface exposure.

38.52 154.23 MAFIC VOLCANICS generally dark green, chloritic, and unifori.

64.12 - 45.04 GRANITE. 106.35 - 107.56 LAMPROPHYRE.

154.23 END OF HOLE.

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Hole No.: SR.89-4 Page No.t 2

Saiple Froi To Length l Sul 6H Au g/t

.00 1.22 CASING

1.22 3B.52 BASALT

A sequence of fine grained to very fine grained ig-rich tholeiitic basalt. In general the rock is lediu* to dark grey in colour with dull yellowish grey to putty coloured sections in areas of increased sericite alteration. Host of these sericitic sections are also very fine grained.The sequence is noniagnetic and is variably altered with chlorite, sericite and ankerite. The zone is weakly to oderately veined with up to 2SZ stringers of calcite - quartz very locally - average veining is 5 to JOX. Host veins are at D to 20 degrees to the core axis indicative of the veins noted in the trench just north of the hole. Several of the veins have sou leasure of sioky quartz i either as tiny brecciated fragments or as complete sugary textured veins.Veins and to a lesser the wallrocks are sparsely lineralized with i to 21 pyrite and rare chalcopyrite. The flat vein with visible gold noted on surface is not seen in the drillhole.The core is variably pitted and rusty due to weathering froi the collar to 9.66 i.The core is weakly to toderately brecciated throughout, brecciation being largely a function of veining and fracturing except around the lower contact of the systei froi 35.60 to 38.52 where the rock is clearly fractured and brecciated in addition to hosting soie irregular veining. The sequence is weakly to loderately brecciated also froi 20.0 i to 23.41 i. This brecciation being largely vein generated.

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To Description

The section trot 23.41 to 35.60 i is a lediui grey tobrownish grey very fine grained basalt tilth dull ochreto straw coloured streaks of sericite alteration tostoften subparallel to irregular or highly contorted veinsof grey to sioky quartz and carbonate. This section isalso tore strongly ankeritic than previous.The core is weakly to uderately foliated at 25 to 35degrees to the core axis.The basal zone is a relatively Nell defined breccia withvariably bleached and altered fragments of basalt up to1 ci in size. Soie of the brecciation and fracturing isvein related and there are narrow sections of lassivebasalt in this area. The core continues to be streakedwith ochre - coloured sericite as Hell. Veins in thisbasal section are often broken and attenuated unlikesoie of the highly contorted to dragfolded veins seen in

the overlying lassive section. Traces of biotitealteration are also present in this area.The lower contact is irregular with veining.This overall zone appears to cover the trenched sequenceseen on surface. The two largest grey quartz veins areat 30.17 - 30.22 and 30,98 - 31.02 i both of which areat 55 to 60 degrees to the core axis and withoutaccessory sineralization.35.40 38.52 Brecciated.

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A sequence of fine grained to very fine grained lafic volcanics. The rock varies froi dull brownish grey to grey at the top of the zone and grades to dark green and iuch lore strongly chloritic circa 62 i. The change in colour also reflects a changing alteration froi sericite, chlorite and ankerite at the'start of the zone to chlorite and calcite with depth. The interval across which this change occurs is finely speckled with carbonate froi 44.6 to 61.4 i - the carbonate possibly representing finely altered feldspar. In general the rocks are sassive to very weakly foliated at 20 to 35 degrees to the core axis. The core is poorly veined with 5 to 102 lilky white to slightly greyish quartz and carbonate stringers and is very sparsely ineralized with pyrite */- pyrrhotite. 64.12 65.06 BRANITE. The lafic volcanics are cut by a

narrow granitic dyke to quartz feldspar porphyry at 20 degrees to the core axis. The dyke is reddish grey to orangish in colour with about 50Z pinkish to orangish

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To -Description- Saiple Froi To Length l Sul 6H Au g/t

and off unite feldspar, about 302 quart:and 20Z lafics as dark clots, The dyke isweakly fractured, poorly veined and verysparsely to uniineralized. Both contactsare relatively clean and sharp.

BeloN the dyke the rocks becoae relatively unifon innature. The core is fine grained to very fine grained, ediui to dark green in colour, weakly to nonfoliated atD to 45 degrees to the core axis and loderate tostrongly calcitic. Calcite */- quartz veining is verycoulson in the systei Kith an average of 10 to 151 veinsin two sets - one at O to 25 degrees to the core axisand a second set at 35 to 45 degrees to the core axis.The shall ON set locally appears younger but therelationship between the two sets is often aibiguous.The rocks are loderate to strongly altered nith cbloriteand calcite, and are very sparsely to uniineralized.Circa 94.0 i the lafic volcanics begin to have a weaklyspotted nature with several sections of core havingnumerous l to 2 H sized chlorite blebs along a weaklydeveloped foliation at 20 to 35 degrees to the coreaxis. The chlorite spotting continues to 125.66 wherethere is a weakly developed contact at 20 degrees to thecore axis. This sequence lay represent an individualflow on alteration associated with a dyke of LAHPROPHYRE106.35 107.56 LAHPRDPHYRE, A dyke of lediui to coarse

grained LAMPROPHYRE, characterized by afic clots up to B H i n size in apervasively biotitic and calcitic tatrix.The dyke is brown in colour, loderate tostrongly aagnetic and is aoderatelyfractured with stringers of calcite up tol ci in size. The dyke is weakly chilledwith the adjacent aafic volcanics beingcooked, darkened and strongly chloritized.

Contacts are at 55 irregular l 35 degreesto the core axis. A siiilar, but very finegrained dyke occurs at 104.09 i, 16 M inwidth at 32 degrees to the core axis.

The volcanics in the area retain dark green, chloriticand calcitic with aore unifor* lassive flows again notedbelow the chlorite - spotted zone l after 125.66 i ).Very fine grained, tediui to dark green, chloritic,calcitic, noniagnetic unifon aafic volcanics with 10to 151 calcite - quartz veining continue to the end ofthe hole. Approching the end of the hole a weakfoliation is present at 30 to 40 degrees to the core axisThe I. P. Target of aoderate strength is not explained.That tay be due to the strong northerly dip here,although the I. P. Target is weak,

AMERICAN BARRICK RESOURCES CDRPORATION.................——.............^... Hole No.: SR.89-4

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154.23 END DF HOLE.

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Aziinth: 180.0

Dip: -50.0

Elevation: .0

Length: 221.3

Measurement: Metric

CoMentsi Casing pulled

Depth Aziiuth Dip

45.7291.44

DIAMOND DRILL RECORD

Section: L12+DOH

Core Size: BQ

HOLE NO.t SR.B9-5

Property! SEWELL-REEVES

Location: L12+DOH 4+OON

Date Started: Bepteiber 25, 1989 Date Coipleted: Bepteiber 28, 1989 Logged byi H, Bergeron

Depth Aziiuth Dip

-49.0-4B.O

-Log Suiiary-

137.16182.88

-46.0-43.0

Depth Aziiuth Dip

221.28 -41.0

.00 3.66 CASING.

3.66 101.20 SCHIST.

23.7 - 31.75 tafic intrusive. 27.5 - 30.50 DIABASE. 66.3 - 69,95 lafic intrusive. 69.95 - 73,20 MINERALIZED ZONE, 92.0 - 93.0 MINERALIZED ZONE. 94.85 - 96.23 MINERALIZED ZONE,

101.20 129.60 CHLORITE SCHIST,

129.60 221.28 BASALT.

148.9 - 148.96 fault gouge. 157.20 - 158.3 DIABASE.

221.28 END OF HOLE,


To -Description-

——- Hole No.i BR.B9-5Page No.t 2

Saiple Froi To Length I Sul BM Au g/t

.00 3.66 CASING

3.66 101.20 SCHIST

Sericite carbonate schist.Moderately hard, pale grey to pale grey beige, fine grained, not tagnetic sericite - carbonate - schist. Moderately serialized, neatly chloritic, loderately carbonatized as ankeritic alteration Kith rare patchy calcitic alteration, very weakly silicified. There are trace, barren, l to 2 n wide, white carbonate veins subparallel to the foliation at SO to 55 degrees to the core axis. There are fen odd at to ci blue grey quartz calcite veins subparallel to foliation Kith 1Z pyrite as fine grained disseminations, There are trace to li very fine pyrite blebs disseminated. Foliation is Nell developed at 50 to 55 degrees to the core axis. Loner contact is fractured and contains ii nor gouge at 45 degrees to the core axis. 3,66 23.70 ! sericite - carbonate - schist is

intercalated with 2 to 3Z, l ci to 10 ci nide, silicified to cherty zones weakly brecciated and poorly lineralized. There is trace to l i rusty weathering along fractures subparallel to foliation or at 5 to 15 degrees to the core axis.

23.70 31.75 ilafic intrusive. Moderately hard, tottled grey blue to grey-green, fine grained, not magnetic, unveined. There is a loderate chloritic alteration pervasively and a strong calcitic alteration at the contact with the diabase dyke. Contacts are 45 to 80 degrees to the core axis. Nil to trace pyrite

27.50 30.50 DIABASE. Mottled grey - brown to grey green. Fine grained to lediui grained. Moderately

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magnetic diabase, Strongly calcitic, andchloritic, Upper and lower contacts are•arked by a tt aphanitic chilled margin,Contacts are 50 to 45 degrees to the coreaxis. There is trace pyrite and pyrrhotitein fine blebs disseminated.

66.30 : SCHIST is intercalated Kith a few odddeciieter to letric yellow brown oxidizedalteration along fractures, SCHIST islocally very weakly brecciated,

69,95 Mafic intrusive. 6rey, fine grained not•agnetic, aafic intrusive. Moderatelychloritic, not carbonatised not veined. 1ZPyrite as medium blebs or euhedral grainsdisseminated. Contacts are BS to 60 degreesto the core axis.

73.20 MINERALIZED ZONE. 6rey brown to grey black,very fine grained, sheared and lineralizedsericite - carbonate - schist, Moderately tostrongly lagnetic. Heakly biotitic,•oderately ankeritic, weakly sericitic.There are IX, mm, ankerite veins pinchedalong foliation at 45 to 50 degrees to thecore axis. There are few odd dark grey bjuequartz veins at random angles.There is 1 to 15Z pyrrhotite increasingdownhole, as fine stringers or blebsdisseminated along foliation. There is traceto 2! pyrite as fine blebs or stringersdisseminated. Lower contact is 60 degrees tothe core axis.

101.20 : pale grey beige, very weakly magneticsericite carbonate schist with trace pyriteand pyrrhotite blebs disseminated.Schist is intercalated by 2Z, 1 cm to 10 cmwide, mineralized horizons, These horizonsare dark grey to grey. Thinly bedded at 45to 55 degrees to the core axis, with lioormm graphite along foliation. There is 2 to101 pyrrhotite, 1 to 21 pyrite as stringersor blebs.

93.00 MINERALIZED ZONE. Neakly to stronglymagnetic, moderately hard, dark grey blue togrey, very fine grained, thinly laminated tosheared, graphitic, sericitic, carbonateschist. Moderately chloritic and ankeriticwith 1 to 4Z mm graphitic beds alongfoliation at 45 to 55 degrees to the coreaxis. There are 1Z mm ankerite quartz veinscontorted. There is 1 to locally 10Zpyrrhotite, and 1Z pyrite as fine stringersor blebs disseminated. Contacts are 70 to 60

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degrees to the core axis.94.85 96.23 MINERALIZED ZONE. Sate as 92.0 to 93.0.

There are i to 51 sulphides. Fret 95.35 to 95.90 foliation is subparallel to core axis and there is a 10 ci dark black - blue quartz vein.

97.35 9B.25 : quartz vein. Dark blue to black, barren,contacts are 35 degrees to the core axis.

99.50 100.30 : quartz vein, dark blue to black, barren, contacts are 45 to 50 degrees to the core axis. Fro. 99.50 to 99.70, there is 5 to i01 pyrrhotite and trace pyrite as fine blebs disseminated nithin thinly bedded white to grey blue quartz veins and calcite quartz veins.

100.90 101.20 ; quartz vein, dark blue to black. Contacts are 45 degrees to the core axis. IX pyrrhotite as pods.

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Saiple Froi To Length Z Sul EH Au g/t

101.20 129.60 CHLORITE SCHIST

Moderately hard pale grey to grey-green, fine grained, not lagnetic. Moderately chloritic and ankeritic, locally weakly calcitic. There are 2 to 4Z, 2 to 5 M wide, ankerite quartz veins, pinched along the foliation at 50 to 75 degrees to the core axis. Foliation angle increases downhole. There is trace pyrite as fine blebs disseiinated. Lower contact is 40 degrees to the core axis. 101.20 107.00 : weakly sericitic chlorite schist. There

is trace pyrite and pyrrhotite as fine blebs disseminated, Froi 106.45 to 106.70 t 10* pyrrhotite as fine stringers Nithin a quartz calcite vein.

126.50 129.60 : granular textured chloritic schist. There are 551, l to 2 li Hide calcite veins, crosscutting foliation at 50 degrees to the core axis.

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magnetic. Moderately chloritic,•oderately to strongly calcitic. There are IX, 0.5 to l ci wide, white grey quartz calcite veins at randoi angle. There is trace pyrite as line blebs disseminated. Lower contact is BS degrees to the core axis.

135.20 142.40 Very fine grained aassive HON. 8rey-green, not magnetic, moderately chloritic, weakly calcitic, there are l to 3X, l to 3 i wide carbonate veins at 70 to 75 degrees to the core axis. Trace finely disseminated pyrite.

142.40 154,15 Fine to aediui grained lassive flow. ( GABBRO ?) pale grey-green not tagnetic, Moderately chloritic, weakly to moderately calcitic, weakly bleached. There are IX, l to 3 se wide, calcite fracture fillings. Trace finely disseminated pyrite.

148.90 14B.96 Fault gouge. Fault gouge intercalated gravel. Contacts are 85 and 60 degrees to the core axis.

154.15 182.00 Very fine grained massive flow. Hard to moderately hard, pale beige grey to pale grey, not magnetic, weakly chloritic, toderately bleached, weakly silicified,•oderately to strongly calcitic. There are IX, l to 5 mm wide, white grey quartz - carbonate veins. Trace finely disseminated pyrite.

157.20 158.30 DIABASE, Moderately hard, dark grey black, medium grained, moderately magnetic. Strongly calcitic. Trace finely disseminated pyrite pyrrhotite. Contacts are marked by 20 cm aphanitic chilled margins at 45 to 50 degrees to the core axis.

182.00 184.90 Medium grained massive flow. ( BA8BRO ?). Pale grey green, not magnetic, moderately chloritic, moderately calcitic as patchy alteration, weakly bleached. There are IX, 2 to 5 mm wide, white grey quartz - carbonate veins. Trace finely disseminated pyrite.

186.90 192.55 Very fine grained massive flow, Brey to pale green, not magnetic, moderately chloritic, weakly calcitic as patchy alteration. There is IX, l to 5 mm wide calcite fracture filling and trace, mm, white grey quartz veins at random angles. Nil to trace fine pyrite disseminated.

192.55 199.20 Fine to medium grained massive flow. Pale

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Sample From To Length Z Sul 6H Au g/t

99925 157.20 158.3099926 158.30 159.3099927 167.05 168.0599928 178.57 179.5799929184.70185.7099930 186.90 187.9099931187.90188.9099932 200.00 201.0099933 209.00 210.0099934 215.00 216.00

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.11

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Description ——————————— Saiple Froi To Length l Sol Bil Au g/t

grey-green, not tagnetic, loderately chloritic, weakly to loderately calcitic, weakly bleached. There is H, i to 3 u Hide calcite fracture filling. Nil to trace finely disseiinated pyrite.

199,20 221.28 Very fine grained lassive flow. Pale green beige to green grey, not iagnetic, •oderately calcitic as patchy alteration, locally neakly bleached. There i t H , l to 3 H Hide calcite fracture filling and rare, 3 to 7 H wide, white grey to blue grey, quartz veins at randoi angles. Trace pyrite as fine grains disseiinated or coating fractures.

209.85 215.20 : there is 2 to 3Z, 2 to 4 H wide, calcite fracture filling.

221.28 END OF HOLE.

t\ y otl VL/J Northern Development Vv j arjrt iviines Ontario.-^'

Mining Act Report of Work

Instructions- Please type or print.- For each type ol work performed, a separate Report of Work should

be completed.- For Oeo-technlcal work, use form no. 1362 "Report of Work

(Geological, Geophysical, Geochemical") and form no. 678 for Expenditures.

- Refer to Sections 76 and 77, the Mining Act for assessment wfirk requirements and the reverse side of this form for table of information.

optionee of recordName and Address ol Recorded HolderAmerican Barrick Resources Corporation,

P.O. Box 1203, Kirkland Lake, Ontario

i*Exploration Division

P2N 3M7

Prospector's Licence No.T-831*

Telephone No.(705)567-l4914l

Summary of Distribution of Credits and Work PerlormanceMining DivisionPorcupine

township or AreaKenogaming ,ffpTjia"! 1 Pppvpci PpnVtriV.

Total Assessment Credits Claimed WOOC

2203Type of Work Performed (Check one only)

P Manual Workj—. Shaft Sinking Drifting or other LJ Lateral Work

Q Mechanical equipment1 — .Power Stripping other than Manual LJ (maximum credit allowed - 100 days

per claim)0 Diamond or other Core drilling

Q Core Specimens

Mining ClaimPrefix

P

Number

755310755311755312 - '755313 - f755311*

755315755316

755317755318 - '901350

Work Days Cr.

140.0

1*0.0

'o. 61*3.61*.

^ 20.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

20.0

20.0

60.0

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9872U6 ' -

98721*7

98721*8

98721*9 ' '

987250

987251 ;

987259987262 ^

987263 c98726U .

Work Days Cr.

1*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0,

'23.6V

1*0.0,

1*0.0

23.61*

23,,61*

Mining ClaimPrefix

P

Number

987265

987266

987267 -

987268 ,

987269 '

987270 -

987271 '

987272 "

987273 -

987271* -

Work Days Cr.

'1*0.0

•1*0.01*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

1*0.0

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xi*o.o

Dates when work was performed

From: 21/09/89 1 To:

clus list attached

23/10/89Total No. of Days Performed

1*955

Total No. of Days Claimed

2203

Total Mo. of Days to be Claimed at a 1 Future Date

'frd 27 S2 1^1All the work was performed on Mining Claim(s): Indicate no. of days performed on each claim. * {See note No. 1 on reverse side)

Mining Claim #*

P. 929612

No. ol Days

687Mining Claim**

P. 933528No. ol Days

1228

Mining Claim * x

P. ?98200Mining Claim

P. 933569

No. ol Days

1*72No. of Days

506

Mining Claim # #

P. 932071*Mining Claim

P. 933575

No. ol Days

276No. ol Days

506

Mining Claim # #

P. 901335Mining Claim

P. 987256

No. ol Days

230No. ot Days

506

Mining Claim y. y.

P. 929611Mining Claim

P. 91*7253

No. ol Days

32—No. ol Days

505

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Required Information eg. type of equipment, Names, Addresses, etc. (See Table on reverse side) If space below is insufficient, attach schedules with required information and location sketches

Diamond drilling completed by Philippon Diamon

829 Boud. Quebec

C. P. 788

Rouyn-Noranda, P

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fphone: (819) 762-7731 1

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At St 3. r\ Sf IT FILc3

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H E C E 1 V E Dfax: (819) 797-0952 ' — J

Drilling started September 21, 1989, completed

Total footage s

October 23, 1989.

1510.26m * 1*955 feet.

See attached sheet for breakdowns.Certification of Beneficial Interest * (See Note No. 2 on reverse side)

t hereby certify that, at tho lime the work was performed, the claims covered in this report of work were recorded in Iho current recorded holder's name or held under a beneficial interest by the current recorded holder. (

Certification Verifying Report of Work^. i /*7

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'"yRecorded Holder o^Agont'(Sjanature)

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f 1 hefeby certify that t have a personal and intimate knowledge of ifie (acts set forth In the Report of Work annexed hereto, having performed the work j or witnessed same during and/or after its completion and the annexed report Is true.

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98837149883759883769883-77988378988379988380

v 98838198838298838398838U988385988386988387988388988389

" 1*0 . 0 v days* 23.614.

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AMERICAN BARRICK RESOURCES CORPORATION EXPLORATION DIVISION

SEWELL-REEVES PROJECT BREAKDOWN OF DIAMOND DRILLING

... By Claim

Sewell Township

Claim 798200

Reeves Township

Claim 932074 901335

Reeves Township

Claim 929611 929612

DDK SR-2 DDK SR-3

DDH SR-4 DDH SR-4

DDH SR-5 DDH SR-5

65.84m 78.03m

84.0m 70.23m

12.0m 209.28m

216 feet 256 feet

276 feet 230 feet

39 feet 687 feet

472 days

506 days

726 days

.Sewell Township (SR-6,6A) Kenogaming Township (SR-11)

./Claim 933528 - DDH SR-6 145.08m 476 feet^ - DDH SR-6A 44.50m 146 feet

- DDH SR-11 184.71m 606 feet 1228 days

VKenogaming Township

Claim 933569 - DDH SR-7

Kenogaming Township

S Claim 933575 - DDH SR-8

Kenogaming Township


Penhorwood Township


154.23m 506 feet 506 days

154.23m 506 feet 506 days

154.23m 506 feet 506 days

153.90m 505 feet 505 days

Total - 1510.26m - 4955 feet - 4955 days

Dale R. Alexander Senior Exploration Geologist

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