Hi-View Resources (CSE:GXLD) has identified multiple new porphyry targets at the Lawyers East Project in the Toodoggone region of Canada, after completing lineament mapping.
The work integrates recent property-scale airborne geophysical datasets with regional geophysical coverage and existing geological information to support the identification of structural trends and target generation across Hi-View’s Toodoggone portfolio.
The Lawyers East structural interpretation has defined a coherent architectural framework associated with intrusive-related mineralisation.
Hi-View says it highlights several priority target areas characterised by zones of increased density of intersecting lineaments with magnetic destructive zones, coincident geochemical anomalies, and pluton margins.
The results continue to improve the company’s understanding of the vector towards mineralisation at Lawyers East and will support ongoing exploration targeting and follow-up program design.
Lineament interpretation results for the Borealis and Golden Stranger areas are currently being finalised and are expected to be released in the near term.
Vice President of Exploration Nader Mostaghimi says this was a critical early-stage component of the company’s exploration strategy.
“This work provides an important framework for geological modeling and target generation by helping to identify the structural controls that may influence the distribution of epithermal and porphyry mineralisation across the property,” Mostaghimi says.
“We are particularly encouraged by the identification of several new targets located within 4km of the Aurora porphyry discovery and along trend from several significant mineral deposits in the Toodoggone district.”
Hi-View Resources is a mineral explorer focused on gold, silver, and copper in northern British Columbia.
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