32E04SE0035 - Geology Ontario

SUMMARY
The Patten River Property consists of 32 contiguous, non-patented
mining claims situated along the Casa Berardi-Normetal-Ligneris
greenstone belt which forms part of the Abitibi Subprovince of
the Archean Superior Province of the Precambrian Shield.
This greenstone belt is considered to be Hunter Mine Group
(2708my) in age (OGS Map 2484) consisting of an assemblage of
mafic to felsic metavolcanics, metasediments and igneous rocks
which are bordered by granitic batholiths. Diabase dikes are
interpretated to cross the area in a northeast direction.
The property was flown in March of 1988 by Aerodat Limited using
their helicopter borne electromagnetic and magnetic system along
lines at 100 metre intervals. Anomaly Nos. A-3, A-6 S A-7 and A-8
fi A-9 were covered on the ground with electromagnetic and
magnetic surveys over a total of 16.6 kms during December 1989.
During 1990 these anomalies were covered with geological and
geochemical surveys. One diamond drill hole tested anomaly A-6.
During 1991 the HEM anomalies on three grids A-3, A-6-7 and A-8-9
were investigated with three diamond drill holes totalling
306.92 metres. The anomaly on grid A-3 is caused by 1.62 metres
of ID-15% disseminated pyrrhotite, minor pyrite and traces of
chalcopyrite in a banded cherty tuff. The anomaly on grid A-8-9
is caused by 5.85 metres of 2-3% disseminated pyrite in a banded