Silver North Resources (TSX-V:SNAG) has started an airborne magnetics and versatile time-domain electromagnetic survey at the Veronica Project in Yukon, Canada.
Geotech is undertaking the surveys, which consist of 100m-spaced flight lines with 1,000m-spaced tie lines for a total of 253 line-kilometres of survey.
Results will support in mapping lithology and host stratigraphy, alongside revealing the structural architecture for potential faults that could host and control mineralising systems like the Lodge showing where 2,860 grams per tonne silver was found.
CEO Jason Weber says the primary focus of the survey is to advance mapping of stratigraphy and structure.
“In addition, we believe it has potential to identify conductive or low-resistivity CRD manto targets in the subsurface,” Weber says.
“By integrating this new data with our adjacent Tim Property dataset, we expect to gain greater insight into a much larger mineralising system extending across both projects.”
Silver North Resources is a mineral explorer focused on advancing its assets in the Silvertip District of southern Yukon and northern British Columbia.
Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au
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