Rowan Project
3100 Hectare Property Encompassing Three Former Gold Mines
Rowan
Red Summit
Mount Jamie
ABOUT
The Company property is situated on the Red Lake Archean Greenstone Belt, which hosts the high-grade gold mines of the Red Lake Gold District.
The 3100 hectare West Red Lake Project has 12km of strike length on the regional east-west trending Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone. Three former gold mines – Rowan Mine, Mount Jamie Mine, and Red Summit Mine – are all situated along the deformation zone on the Company property.
A second regional gold bearing structure, the NT Zone, trends northeast on to the property and intersects with the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone approximately 1km east of the Rowan Mine.
3,100 Hectares
Project Area
Red Lake Gold District
Location
100% Held
West Red Lake owns the project 100%
Currently Drilling
Current Activity
ABOUT
The Rowan Mine property is comprised of 119 claims, 50 patented, 18 leased, and 49 staked claims. The Rowan Mine property hosts significant regional gold bearing structures which intersect near the former producing Rowan Mine. The Rowan Mine was in development from the late 1930s to the 1950s with mine workings consisting of a vertical shaft, three levels including an adit on the first level, and underground exploration of drifting and raising along several gold zones.
The Rowan Mine property is located on a gold-bearing structure known as the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone, which continues east to the town of Red Lake. Gold zones are hosted within a sequence of altered mafic volcanics, felsic volcanics, porphyries, and ultramafics.
The Balmer-Confederation aged unconformity, folded iron formations, and ultramafic units on the northern and southern portions of the Rowan Mine property have been shown to be prime hosts for gold deposition in the Red Lake Gold District to depths exceeding 2000m. The three former gold mines on the West Red Lake Project are situated on the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone.
The NT Zone, which strikes northeast onto the property from the neighboring Newman Todd property operated by Trillium Gold Inc, intersects with the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone, forming the highly prospective Structural Intersection target area located 1.5 kilometers east of the Rowan Mine Shaft.
Rowan Mine Deposit
The Rowan Deposit Gold Zones have an established strike length of 1200m and remain open at depth. The Rowan Mine Gold Zones have been explored to a depth of less than 500m and contain several high grade gold zones which are a primary target of exploration for expansion to depth.
NT Zone
The goldbearing NT Zone is 2km in length and hosts several high grade gold zones.
Structural Intersection Target
The intersection of the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone and the NT Zone occurs between 1km and 2km east of the Rowan Mine Shaft and presents a highly prospective exploration opportunity.
ABOUT
The Mount Jamie Mine property is 100% owned and consists of 26 claims – 9 patented, 1 leased, and 16 staked claims. The property hosts the past producing Mount Jamie Mine which is situated on the east-west trending regional gold bearing structure known as the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone.
The Mount Jamie Mine had historic gold production with an average grade of 13.3 grams per tonne Au (Source: MNDM). The mine workings included a 770ft deep shaft with 3200ft of lateral development on four mine levels.
The main focus of exploration has been gold zones situated in the area of the mine shaft. Several gold zones have been outlined over a 200m strike length in the area of the Mount Jamie Mine.
A second parallel structure, referred to as the North Zone, is situated 200m to the north of the mine shaft and recent geological interpretation suggests that the North Zone may be the extension of the Rowan Mine Gold System.
Good exploration potential exists to expand the Mount Jamie Mine gold zones along strike and to depth.
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The Red Summit Mine Property consist of two 100% owned patented claims situated within the Rowan Mine property. The Red Summit Mine claims are situated on a regional east-west trending gold bearing structure known as the Pipestone Bay St Paul Deformation Zone.
The main focus of past exploration on the Red Summit Mine claims has been the Red Summit/Red Crest Mine. Gold was discovered in the area in 1928 and work has continued sporadically since then. Limited surface diamond drilling over the years has resulted in the discovery of several gold bearing zones in the vicinity of the mine shaft.
Drill results indicate that the gold mineralization envelope has a strike length of approximately 600m and has only been explored to a depth of 300m. It is open at depth and along strike to both the southwest and northeast. The Red Summit Mine claims have good exploration potential to expand the high grade gold vein system in the area of the former producing mine.
