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Rpt on the 1992 Geol Mapping and Stream Sediment Sur on the Wendigo a & B Prop r i 31M13NE9679 2.t 4861 RATTRAY 010 \ fi REPORT ON THE 1991 GEOLOGICAL MAPPING AND STREAM SEDIMENT SURVEY ON THE WENDIGO "A" A "B" l PROPERTIES l t**************************************************** l PREPARED FOR SUDBURY CONTACT MINES LTD. l l BY l W.A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l FILE: 182-5.3 DAVID W. CHRISTIE, B. Se. MARCH 27, 1992 l l JAN O 4 1993 LANDS BRANCH 31M13NE9679 2.14861 RATTRAY 010C TABLE OF CONTENTS SUMMARY INTRODUCTION . l PROPERTY AND PROJECT AREA DESCRIPTION . 3 a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY . 3 b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY . 3 LOCATION AND ACCESS . 3 a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY . 3 b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY . 3 FIGURE 2 a) - WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY POSITION . 4 FIGURE 2 b) - WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY POSITION . 5 FIGURE 3 - WENDIGO PROPERTIES LOCATION AND ACCESS . 6 PROJECT STAFF . l PHYSIOGRAPHY . 7 REGIONAL GEOLOGICAL SETTING . 8 1991 Mapping and Stream Sediment Sampling . , . 8 WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY . 9 Geology . , . 9 FIGURE 4 - WENDIGO AREA GENERALIZED GEOLOGY . 10 Structure . 11 Economic Geology . 11 GEOPHYSICS . 12 WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY . 12 Geology/Structure . , . 12 Geophysics . , . 13 Economic Geology . 13 Wendigo "A" A "B" Stream Sediment Survey . 13 Wendigo "A" . 13 Wendigo "B" . 14 Wendigo "A" Discussion and Recommendations . , . RECEIVED. 15 Wendigo "B" Discussion and Recommendations . 16 j AKI Q 4 1QQ? BIBLIOGRAPHY . J. P 3.0 17 MINING LANDS BRANCH W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. I * CERTIFICATE . 20 l Appendix "A" Statistical Analysis of Stream Sediment Assays Appendix "B" Stream Sediment Assays and Rock Assays . 22 MAP POCKET #1 - GEOLOGY MAPS FOR WENDIGO "A" A "B" l MAP POCKET #2 - STREAM SEDIMENT ANOMALY AND SAMPLE LOCATION MAPS W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. l l SUMMARY l Sudbury Contact Mines Ltd., is involved in the exploration of a property area referred to as the Wendigo Area. This area contains two claim groups "The Wendigo ©A© Group" and l "The Wendigo ©B 1 Group" consisting of 274 claims totalling 11,840 acres in Skead, Rattray and Mulligan Townships in the Larder Lake Mining District of Ontario. After flying a Questor Airborne Magnetic and l Electromagnetic Survey (Boniwell, J; 1991 and Pearson, M; 1990) in 1990 and early 1991. A follow-up reconnaissance geological mapping campaign was commenced in June, 1991. Due to the paucity of l outcrop over the areas with the most promising airborne electromagnetic expressions, a stream sediment survey was launched to detail the results found in the GSC Reconnaissance Stream l Sediment Survey (GSC Open File 2640) which indicated anomalous gold, base metals, and arsenic values in the Wendigo Lake-Larder River System and Skeleton Creek Area. The reconnaissance geological mapping did not uncover any l conductive anomalies, however, the stream sediment survey did produce anomalies over areas of interest located in the 1990-91 Airborne Survey. l The areas which showed coincident airborne geophysical conductors and magnetic features together with stream sediment anomalies were selected for griding with 200m spaced lines and l ground magnetic and EM follow-up. The report summarizes the reconnaissance geological mapping and stream sediment sampling and the recommendations for l further work. INTRODUCTION l During the spring of 1989, 144 claims were staked in Mulligan and Rattray Townships, stimulated by reconnaissance stream sediment data (GSC open file 2640) indicating anomalous gold, base l metal, and arsenic values in the Wendigo Lake-Larder River System as well as the Skeleton Creek drainage basin. The project area covers the northern part of the Cobalt Embayment straddling the Skead Volcanic Complex and the Pontiac l Group from the Kirkland-Larder Break to the Nipissing diabase in the south (Jensen and Langford, 1985, Figure 1). Recently released gravity data(Keating, P.; 1989) suggest that north/south trending l faults may separate these two domains which are overlain by Proterozoic sediments. Gravity and mag. data also indicates that the Nipissing intrusive contact on the southern claim boundary may be terminated by an east/west structural feature. l In August 1990, an Airborne Magnetic and Electromagnetic Questor Survey was flown with additional flying in January of 1991, with a total coverage of 1400 line km. The survey outlined Archean l basement structures and conductive zones covered by Huronian sediments . l Based on the results of the Airborne Survey, the Wendigo l W. A. HUBACHECK CONSULTANTS LTD. PROTEROZOIC 3 Wab*wawa Group 11 Coba* Group 60] SedbiMrrta/y Rocks fXsaj UlhamaV and Mafic Volcank Rock! -—— fault ARCHEAN 1 Pacaud Turf W. Akatc Volcanic Rocks 5b lUenrwdtett and FeWc Volcanics Rockl — aynctne 1——— major fault zones (Fij6j Ahafc to Subakak Intrusive Rocks 7 Gauthtet Volcanics 5c Sedbnentary Rocks . twddlng, bvddkig (with (op.) f- anllclne —^J*- roads and Nghways B TronrJhlamltlc Mrustve Rocks (Round tali* Batholth) B Ktwlovls Group 4 Skead Group -! lava flow lop* geolooical boundaries M mines 8 Tkntekamtig Group 5 l arder take Grntip 3 Cathettm Group ••. schJstosKy - - stratigraphic contacts 9 towns Figure 1. Stratigraphy ol the Kirkland l aki© a/ea l i n^\ i ,"' i SUDBURY CONTACT MINKS LTD. KIRKLAND LAKE AREA GEOLOGY FROM: L.S. JENSEN, 1985. DATE: Fcb/92 FIGURE NO.l l l l "B" claim group was staked in Skead Township to cover an ultramafic body with a strong coincident EM Conductor and the Wendigo "A" property had 100 claims added to it to cover l interesting magnetic and EM features. A further 25 claim units were staked in October, 1991, to cover both conductors and stream sediment anomalies outlined in l this report. PROPERTY AND PROJECT AREA DESCRIPTION l a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY The property consists of 247 claims totalling 10,760 l acres in Rattray and Mulligan Townships (Figure 2a) in the Larder Lake Mining District and are numbered as follows: 1090168-1090178, 1090180-1090192, 1090219-1090251, 1090253-]090276, 1090278-1090285, 1090298-1090321, 1088460-1088464, 1086250-1086259, l 1167881-1167892, 1167943-1167957, 1168108-1168137, 1168138-1168157, 1168168-1168191, 1168228-1168243, 1168258-1168281, 1168244-1168251, l 1185658-1185660. b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY l The property consists of 27 claims totalling 1,080 acres in Skead Township (Figure 2b) in the Larder Lake Mining Division and are numbered as follows: l 1167881-1167892, 1167943-1167957. LOCATION AND ACCESS l a) WENDIGO "A" PROPERTY The claim group lies in Mulligan and Rattray Townships. l The southern half of the property is approximately 25km east of Englehart, Ontario, and can be accessed via Highways 11 and 569 and a forest access road. The northern half of the property which is bounded by the l Quebec Border to the east is accessible via a logging road which joins Highway 66 at the Quebec/Ontario Border about 3.5km east of Kearns, Ontario. The property is approximately 23km south of the l above junction (Figure 3). l b) WENDIGO "B" PROPERTY The claims of this group are situated on the east central portion of Skead Township on the west edge of the Larder River Provincial Park. It can be accessed from Highway 624, l approximately 9km south of Larder Lake, Ontario. It intersects a logging road leading to the NW corner of the grid, located l approximately 10km to the south-east of the Highway 624/logging l W. A. 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