Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has submitted a staking application for the 1,693-hectare Sofia East Property in northern British Columbia’s Toodoggone district, Canada.
Including the application, the company’s wholly owned, optioned, and applied-for holdings cover 29,603 hectares. Sofia East adjoins Amarc Resources’ (TSX-V:AHR) land package and lies approximately 1.8km from Hi-View’s Nub claim.
The company describes the ground as “the last open piece” of Triassic Takla Group land along the Pine trend. The property sits about 12km northeast of Amarc’s Pine porphyry deposit.
Hi-View CEO Nick Horsley says the application supports the company’s strategy as work progresses across its existing holdings.
“As we have advanced the majority of our holdings, we will continue to acquire low-cost projects with the correct geology to continue grassroots exploration of the prolific Toodoggone district,” Horsley says.
“We will review historical data and plan first-pass work.”
Sofia East contains Takla Group volcanic rocks near the north-trending Finlay fault. However, the company notes that regional mapping needs to be checked against the geology on the property.
Hi-View says it plans to compile historical assessment reports, map intrusive contacts, and extend its Nub induced polarisation and soil sampling program across the proposed claim.
The ground is mostly valley floor to mid-slope terrain, at elevations of 969–1,772m. Nearby mineralisation provides exploration context but does not establish a deposit at Sofia East.
The application follows Hi-View’s acquisition of the Jim property. Jim hosts a historical showing and an exposed zone of weathered, iron-stained rock. Further mapping and analysis have been identified as the next steps in the program.
Hi-View Resources is a Canadian explorer advancing gold, silver, and copper assets in the Toodoggone region, including the Golden Stranger Project and Borealis Project.
Write to France Pinzon at Mining.com.au
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