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File Created: 06-Sep-2013 by Ted Fuller (TAF)
Last Edit:  23-Feb-2016 by Sarah Meredith-Jones (SMJ)

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NMI
Name RSFL-05, WR07, FRIENDLY LAKE Mining Division Clinton
BCGS Map 092P068
Status Showing NTS Map 092P09W
Latitude 051º 36' 31'' UTM 10 (NAD 83)
Longitude 120º 29' 34'' Northing 5720476
Easting 673606
Commodities Copper, Zinc, Silver Deposit Types
Tectonic Belt Intermontane Terrane Quesnel
Capsule Geology

The showing was discovered by Warner Gruenwald and Rob Shives in 2007 while carrying out exploration for Candorado Operating Company on the Friendly Lake Property (Assessment Report 29582). It is located in southern British Columbia about 29 kilometres northwest of Little Fort.

The Friendly Lake property lies in the Quesnel Terrane arc-supracrustal and plutonic rocks known to host important calc-alkaline and alkaline porphyry deposits.

A high resolution airborne geophysical survey was released in 2006 for the Bonaparte Lake area. This was analyzed by Rob Shives for thorium/potassium anomalies. During follow-up anomaly checking in June 2007, a small outcrop on the south side of a road cut of hornfelsed and brecciated Nicola Group volcanic rocks was inspected. The volcanic hosts a copper zinc occurrence with disseminated pyrite, magnetite, chalcopyrite and sphalerite. Rock sampling indicates 24.8 gram per tonne silver, 1.13 percent copper, and 2.31 percent zinc (Assessment Report 29582).

Exploration in 2012 for Electrum Resource Corporation included grid soil sampling (321 samples) which indicated anomalous gold-in-soil and silver-in-soil.

Bibliography
EMPR ASS RPT 29582, 33772

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