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GvOVAL D'ORGEOPHYSIQUE

42B01NW0082 2.17900 FOLEYET 010

GRAVIMETRIC SURVEYproperty of

NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LIMITEDFOLEYET Property #92-C

Foleyet TownshipProvince of Ontario

May 1993

P. Lortie R. Turcotte

MOV 1 3 IS!.'/

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICF __

93-953

SERVICES EN LEVES GEOPHYSIQUES - GEOPHYSICAL SERVICES50, boul. Lamaque, VAL D'OR (Quebec) J9P 2H6 T*l. : (819) 825-6529 Fax : (819) 825-1342

SUMMARY

In March 1993, a gravimetric survey was carried out

on the property FOLEYET Property #92-C, owned by

NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LIMITED, after the successful

results of an initial test performed during the summer of

1992. The gravimetric survey was performed to

investigate the strike length of electromagnetic

conductors previously detected by an HLEM survey.

A total of 12 line-kilometres (317 stations) was

added by this survey to the original 1.1 line-km (41

stations) of the initial test. This survey covers grid

lines from 7+OOE to 23+OOE and was done with a Lacoste St

Romberg gravity meter. An electronic level manufactured

by GDD was used to measure the relative elevation of the

ground at each station.

Three horizons characterized by narrow and wide

anomalies of small positive values of 0.2 to 0.4 mgal

were detected throughout the survey area. The most

northern horizon is associated with an electromagnetic

conductor and should definitely be investigated. The

other anomalous horizons may be caused either by bedrock

variations, lithological changes or possibly massive

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Table of contents........... .. .. . .. . . .. . .. . .... . . . . . .. . . .. . .. i

Introduction.................................................l

Property, location and access. .. ... . . ......... . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . l

Geophysical survey........................... . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . 2

Survey specifications.................. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . 2

Data reduction specifications..... .. .. .. . .. . . . . .. . .. . . . . . .. . . 3

Results and interpretation......................... . . . .. . .. . . 5

Conclusion and recommendations...............................7

Certificates...............................................8-9

LIST OF FIGURES:

Figure #1: Claims plan map..................................ii

Figure #2: Survey area.....................................iii

LIST OF MAPS:

DRAWING NO. GRAVIMETRIC SURVEY

6.l Bouguer Gravity and

Elevation Profiles

6.3 Bouguer Contours and

Elevation Profiles

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NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LIMITED

FOLEYET Property #92-C

Figure. # 1: Claims plan map

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NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LIMITED

FOLEYET Property #92-C

Figure #2: Survey area

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INTRODUCTION

In March 1993, a gravimetric survey was carried out on a

property owned by NORANDA EXPLORATIONS CO. LIMITED, FOLEYET

Property #92-C, Foleyet Township, Province of Ontario.

This survey was designed to locate positive gravimetric

anomalies associated with massive sulphide mineralization

intersected in a drillhole on the property (after magnetic and

horizontal loop electromagnetic surveys).

PROPERTY, LOCATION AND ACCESS

The property is located approximately 5 kilometres SSE of

the town of Foleyet in the township of the same name, Province

of Ontario.

This property is easily accessible from Highway #101 south of Foleyet, and then via dirt roads and trails to the

southeast.

The property claim numbers are registered with the

Ministry of Northern Development and Mines and are shown in

figure #1. The area covered by the gravimetric survey is

shown in figure #2 of the present report.

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GEOPHYSICAL SURVEY

A gravimetric survey and a relative elevation survey

(values not tied to the national or provincial geodesic

database) were carried out on a portion of the property from

March lith to March 21st, 1993. An approximate total of 12

line-kilometres were covered with a LaCoste 6 Romberg gravity

meter, G-642, and with a GDD electronic level meter coupled to

a 50-metre cable.

A total of 317 stations were measured every 50 metres

(with intermediate values over the electromagnetic conductors)

over 15 grid lines, L7+OOE to L23+OOE.

Results of a test survey, carried out on grid lines

18+OOE and 19+OOE during the summer of 1992, were provided by

NORANDA EXPLORATIONS CO. LIMITED This test survey was

performed with a CG-2 gravity meter manufactured by Scintrex

and covered 41 stations spaced every 25 metres.

SURVEY SPECIFICATIONS

The gravimetric survey was carried out along grid lines

oriented N-S and cut at a 100-metre interval. The grid lines

were chained and stations marked every 25 metres.

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The gravimetric and relative elevation measurements were

done simultaneously on plates above the ground. Relative

elevation measurements included the elevation of the ground

and of the height of the gravimetric plate (instrument) at

each station. The relative elevation values presented on the

maps are ground elevation values.

The gravimetric and relative elevation measurements were

tied to a base station located at an easily accessible point

along the base line, at the following coordinates: 18+92E and

0+05N.

Arbitrary values of 100.00 metres and 10.00 mgals were

selected for the relative elevation and gravimetric values of

the base station (at ground level).

The gravity meter and the electronic level meter

permitted measurements to be made with a resolution of 0.01

mgal and 0.001 metre respectively. It is estimated that the

noise level of the survey is such that Bouguer Anomaly and

elevation values have respective accuracies of 0.07 mgal and

0.05 metre.

DATA REDUCTION SPECIFICATIONS

The gravimetric measurements were reduced to obtain

Bouguer Anomaly values. The following corrections were

applied to the measurements:

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1. Earth-tide correction: calculated with a software

developed by the Geological Survey of Canada. Resolution

of 0.001 mgal.

2. Meter drift correction: calculated from the closure

values at the base station, after the Earth-tide

correction was done. Resolution of 0.01 mgal.

3. Latitude correction: calculated from the base line with

the equations 0.0008071 sin 2@ mgal/metre, where @ is the

reference latitude (48 0 12'N). The reference longitude

was 82"25'W. Resolution of 0.01 mgal.

4. Free-air correction: calculated with the equation -

0.3085 mgal/metre of the relative elevation difference

between each station and the base station assumed datum

(100.00 metres). Resolution of 0.01 mgal.

5. Bouguer correction: calculated with the equation 0.112

mgal/metre of the relative elevation difference between

each station and the base station assumed datum (100.00

metres), and an assumed density of 2.67 gr/cc.

Resolution of 0.01 mgal.

No topographic corrections were done for this project, as

most topographic effects were evaluated to be less than 0.03

mgal.

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A gravity meter constant of 1.02745 was used to change

the meter measurements into gravimetric values. The Bouguer

Anomaly was obtained by adjusting the calculated gravimetric

value at each station to the value of the local base station.

The results of the test survey (1992) were also adjusted

as follows: the original elevation values were not changed,

but the base level of the Bouguer Anomaly was adjusted by

substracting a value of 109.73 mgal to both grid lines (18+OOE

and 19+OOE) values.

RESULTS AND INTERPRETATION

The gravimetric results indicate a very subdued regional

gradient from east to west, with very little variation from

south to north.

Small positive anomalies with amplitude variations of 0.2

to 0.5 mgal were detected on several grid lines throughout

most of the survey area. Most of these anomalies form three

horizons striking approximately E-W to SE-NW (from east to

west).

One of these horizons (the northern trend) is caused by

a near surface body of higher density, with respect to the

local environment, and is closely associated with the position

of an electromagnetic conductor. The strongest anomaly along

this horizon is located on L18+OOE at 0+85N.

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A second horizon, from L15+OOE to Lll+OOE, has a similar

amplitude but a much wider shape, possibly caused by the

presence of a body at depth or a variation in bedrock

topography (bedrock closer to surface). The most definite

anomaly for this horizon is located on L15+OOE at 0+75N.

A third horizon located south of the base line on L17+OOE

and L18+OOE is characterized by wide positive anomalies of

small amplitude, possibly caused by a body at an approximate

depth of 100 metres. The anomaly is somewhat similar on both

grid lines.

Another positive anomaly was detected on L7+OOE at 3+75N

with no apparent extension to the east. It is suggested to

extend the survey coverage to the west for a better evaluation

of this trend.

The smaller variations of the Bouguer Anomaly profiles

are probably associated with bedrock topography and/or

lithological variations.

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CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS

The gravimetric survey carried out on the FOLEYET

Property #92-C of NORANDA EXPLORATIONS CO. LIMITED defined

some broad and narrow, small positive anomalies possibly

associated with sources located at depth and near surface.

Some of these anomalies coincide with electromagnetic

conductors detected on previous HLEM surveys.

Most of the noticeable anomalies are interpreted to be

caused by lithological changes and/or by the presence of

sulphide-rich bodies. Some sources appear to be located at

depth, especially the anomalous source located south of the

base line.

Respectfully submitted.

VAL D'OR JJSJPfffSSIQUE LTD//Jfrg^'X

Paul Lortie, P.Eng.

Geophysicist

And by:v-*' ""—" ^—^ —— r-~"^viwi, ^ ,

Robert Tvircotte, ^T.Sc'.A. V

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CERTIFICATE

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT:

I reside at 681 Boulle, Beloeil, province of Quebec, since

1990.

I am a graduate of Ecole Polytechnique, Universite de

Montreal, where I have received a B.Se.A. in Geological

Engineering in 1979.

I have been engaged in exploration geophysics since 1977, and

have been practicing as a professional engineer since 1979.

I am a member of the Ordre des Ingenieurs du Quebec since

1979.

I am a member of the Prospectors S Developers Association of

Canada, the Quebec Prospectors Association, the Association

des Professionnels en Geologie et Geophysique du Quebec, and

the Societe de Geophysique du Quebec.

I do not hold nor do I expect to receive an interest of any

kind in the claims held by NORANDA EXPLORATIONS CO. LIMITED

Signed in Val d'Or, this May 20,

By:

Paul Loftie, P.Eng.

Geophysicist.

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CERTIFICATE

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT:

I am a resident of Val d'Or, province of Quebec, since 1977.

I am a technologist graduated from "College du Nord-Ouest",

Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec in 1977.

I have been actively engaged in geophysical exploration since

1977 and have acquired a wide range of experience in

geophysical methods and techniques.

I am a member of "Corporation professionnelle des Technologues

des Sciences Appliquees du Quebec" and also a member of the

Quebec prospectors association and of the Canadian Institute

of Mining and Metallurgy.

I do not hold nor do I expect to receive an interest of any

kind in these claims held by NORANDA EXPLORATIONS CO.

LIMITED

Signed in Val d 'Or, this May 20, 1993.

Bv:Robert

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines

Februarys, 1998

Paul MasseMINES ET EXPLORATION NORANDA INC.SUITE 27001 ADELAIDE STREET EASTTORONTO, OntarioM5C-2Z8

OntarioGeoscience Assessment Office 933 Ramsey Lake Road 6th Floor Sudbury, Ontario P3E 6B5

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Dear Sir or Madam:

Subject: Transaction Number(s):

Submission Number: 2 .17900

StatusW9760.00628 Deemed Approval

We have reviewed your Assessment Work submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached summary page(s) indicate the results of the review. WE RECOMMEND YOU READ THIS SUMMARY FOR THE DETAILS PERTAINING TO YOUR ASSESSMENT WORK.

If the status for a transaction is a 45 Day Notice, the summary will outline the reasons for the notice, and any steps you can take to remedy deficiencies. The 90-day deemed approval provision, subsection 6(7) of the Assessment Work Regulation, will no longer be in effect for assessment work which has received a 45 Day Notice.

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If you have any questions regarding this correspondence, please contact Lucille Jerome by e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone at (705) 670-5858.

Yours sincerely,

ORIGINAL SIGNED BYBlair KiteSupervisor, Geoscience Assessment OfficeMining Lands Section

Correspondence ID: 11855

Copy for: Assessment Library

Work Report Assessment Results

Submission Number: 2 .17900

Date Correspondence Sent: February 03, 1998 AssessorLucille Jerome

Transaction Number

First Claim Number

W9760.00628 1182843

Section:14 Geophysical GRAV

Township(s) l Area(s)

FOLEYET

Status

Deemed Approval

Approval Date

January 28, 1998

Correspondence to:Resident Geologist South Porcupine, ON

Assessment Files Library Sudbury, ON

Recorded Holder(s) and/or Agent(s):Paul MasseMINES ET EXPLORATION NORANDA INC.TORONTO, Ontario

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9.50^)00.20 9.43-^100.13 9.35-^99.88 9.22-^-99.79

F93-2

GRID 92C

SKEGO TWP.IVANHOE~JWP~.

1182846 3 units

GRID 92A Muskeo

i539400 E 539600 E 539800 E 540000 E 540200 E 540400 E 540600 E 540800 E 541000 E 541200 E 541400 E 541600 E 541800 E 542000 E 542200 E 542400 E 542600 E 542800 E

l 543000 E 543200 E

- 5388500 N

-5388400 N

- 5388300 N

-5388200 N

-5388100 N

-5388000 N

-5387900 N

-5387800 N

-5387700 N

-5387600 N

-5387500 N

-5387400 N

-5387300 N

- 5387200;N

-5387100 N

-5387000 N

-5386900 ' N

-5386800 N

- 5386700 N

-5386600 N

-5386500 N

-5386400 N

-5386300 N

-5386200 N

-5386100 N

-5386000 N

-5385900 N

-5385800 N

-5385700 N

M

LEGEND

ELEVATION PROFILES.

- Relative Elevation : 1 cm = 10 metres, relative zero = 100

Readings =Bouguer Gravity (mgal) 4-Relative Elevation (metre)

GRAVITY CONTOURS (milligal).

0.10.5

Instruments: LACOSTE A ROMBERG Gravimeter, G-642

G.D.D. Electronic Level

* Lines 18+OOE Se 19+OOE were surveyed in 1992

42B01NW0082 2.17900 FOLEYET 210

SCALE 1 : 5 000

O 100 200 300 400

, i '.] t , ;i \——112

O 500 KDO 2000 3000

NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LTD.FOLEYET PROPERTY #92-C

GRAVITY SURVEYBOUGUER CONTOURS AND ELEVATION PROFILES

VAL D'OR GEOPHYSIQUE LTEE

Interpreted by : P. Lortie, P. Eng. Date 05X93

Scale 1 : 5 000 Drawing no. 93-953-6.3

5388500 N-

5388400 N-

5388300 N-

5388200 N-

5388100 N-

5388000 N-

5387900 N-

5387800 N-

5387700 N -

5387600 N-

5387500 N-

5387400 N-

5387300 N-

5387200 N -

5387100 N-

5387000 N-

5386900 N-

5386800 N-

5386700 N-

5386600 N-

5386500 N-

5386400 N-

5386300 N-

5386200 N-

5386100 N-

5386000 N-

5385900 N-

5385800 N-

5385700 N -

539400 E 539600 E 539800 E 540000 E 540200 E 540400 E 540600 E 540800 E 541000 E 541200 E 541400 E 541600 E 541800 E 542000 E 542200 E 542400 E 542600 E 542800 E 543000 E 543200 E

GRID 928

0.36--111.23 MD.32--108.28

11828430.3S--102.29 1D.32--101.92

1182844 16 .unitsj L l

97.34 10.31 "198.41

0.33--99.94 TIL33-198.85

132 r 1 00.37 10.39 -' 99.46

9.93 A100.19

9.90 B 00.20

9.90 89.94

9.94- /99.86

0134^104.68 /10.39I" 101.24 l 1 146 ;.100.35 /l0.37 -^99.24l 03

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GRID 92C

82&A-FOLEYET TWPi 2 u n i" t

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182846 3 uni

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9.43-

9.49-

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9.51 - 1 1

9.4IJ-

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9.48;-

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l9.421

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-107

- 105

-10?

104

05 9.66 -

49 /9.iOt l

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35 9.^7-

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- 104.0!

-104.2'

103.9C

103.65

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9.50-l

9.49

9.4f

103.64 9.381 'l l

-103.21) 9r*4t-

102.8* 9.25J'

102.701

102.11

101.48

101.09

100.85

100.36

100.53

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9.24 1 - 1

9.26 h

9.27 1

9.28

9.33-

9.30-

9.27-

9.22-

'9.57-

102.76

101.42

101.47

101.06

100.74

100.72

100.35

100.06

99.95

99.89

99.79

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K E ITSKEGO TWP,

uskeqo ~-f^

539400 E 539600 E 00 E 540000 E 540200 E 540400 E 540600 E 540800 E 541000 E 541200 E 541400 E 541600 E 541800 E 542000 E 542200 E 542400 E 542600 E 542800 E 543000 E 543200 E

-5388500 N

-5388400 N

-5388300 N

-5388200 N

-5388100 N

- 5388000 N

-5387900 N

-5387800 N

-538770C N

-5387600 N

- 5387500 N

-5387400 N

- 5387300 N

-5387200 N

-5387100 N

-5387000 N

-5386900 N

-5386800 N

-5386700 N

-5386600 N

-5386500 N

-5386400 N

-5386300 N

- 5386200,N

-5386100 N

-5386000 N

-5385900 N

-5385800 N

-5385700 N

N

LEGEND

INTERPRETATION.

g g

GRAVITY PROFILES

Probable gravity anomaly a xes.

Possible gravity anomaly axes.

Readings:

Bouguer Gravity: 1 cm = 0.5 mgal, relative zero = 10.00

Relative Elevation: 1 cm = 10 metres, relative zero = 100.00

Bouguer 101.35Elevation

Instruments: LACOSTE k ROMBERG Gravimeter, G-642

G.D.D. Electronic Level

* Lines 18+OOE Se 1 9+OOE were surveyed i n 1 992

220

100

17900 FOLEYET

SCALE 1 : 5 000

O 100 200 300 400

O 500 1000 2000 3000

NORANDA EXPLORATION CO. LTDFOLEYET PROPERTY #92-C

GRAVITY SURVEYBOUGUER GRAVITY AND ELEVATION PROFILES

VAL D 9 OR GEOPHYSIQUE LTEE

Interpreted by : P. Lortie, P. Eng. Date 05/93

Scale 1 : 5 000 Drawing no. 93-953-6.1