EARLY-STAGE GROUND IN BLACKWATER COUNTRY.
On the Nechako Plateau near the geographic centre of British Columbia, 162 km WSW of Prince George and 28 km NNW of Artemis Gold's Blackwater mine, with all-season access via the Kluskus Forest Service Road.
Aspen sits in a prospective mineral exploration area with volcanic stratigraphy on the eastern margin of the Stikine Terrane. Potential includes epithermal gold-silver and porphyry copper deposits, with possible VMS zinc-lead-copper mineralization.
The property is adjacent to the Dome rhyolite-laccolith structure, with quartz and jasper veining exposed at surface.
Airborne EM survey identified a conductor in 2010. Soil grid returned up to 4 ppb Au, with additional gold and zinc anomalies present.
Soil anomalies rich in gold and zinc across the zone.
Round-top hill of brecciated rhyolite and quartz veining, a potential rhyolite dome or laccolith.
Quartz-eye rhyolite with jasper and quartz veins.
A producing gold mine anchors the district: Artemis Gold’s Blackwater, 28 km south-southeast of the property, early-stage exploration with strategic proximity to established infrastructure and an active mining camp.
