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Interra Copper Announces Project Update on its Thane Copper/Gold Property
Located in Quesnel Terrane, the Thane Property covers 206 square km. Six areas with significant copper mineralization Additional areas of high-grade silver and
About this update from Copper Quest Exploration Inc.
[{"type":"text","content":"Located in Quesnel Terrane, the Thane Property covers 206 square km. Six areas with significant copper mineralization Additional areas of high-grade silver and gold mineralization Numerous geophysical anomalies identified Anomalous copper-in-silt samples on key areas Blue sky potential Vancouver, BC – TheNewswire – June 28, 2022 - Interra Copper Corp. (CSE:IMCX) (OTC:IMIMF) (FRA:3MX) (“Interra” or the “Company”) has received the final report from the 2021 work program undertaken on its 100% owned, 20,658 ha Thane Property, located in north-central BC. The report summarizes the results from the diamond drilling, Induced Polarization (“IP”), geological mapping, rock and soil sampling studies and includes interpretations and recommendations for future work. Diamond drilling and core analysis targeted the Cathedral Area, which is one of eight high priority targets on the Property. In addition to the Cathedral Area, geological mapping, IP surveying, rock and soil sampling was also undertaken at the Gail and Mat Areas. Key interpretations from the report include: Geological mapping at the Gail Area has identified four plutonic suites, which include (from oldest to youngest): Thane Creek suite (207 and 194Ma), Duckling Creek suite (182 and 175 Ma), Osilinka suite (maximim emplacement 160Ma) and the Mesilinka suite (135 to 128Ma); The Re-Os date of (202.8 +/-0.8Ma) from molybdenite from the Gail Showing is within the alkalic porphyry Cu-Au age of mineralization cluster of 205-200Ma observed within porphyries located throughout British Columbia; Results from drilling provide further evidence of north-south trending zones of copper-gold mineralization with calc-potassic to peripheral outer propylitic hydrothermal alteration assemblages relate to a structurally controlled moderately westward tilted Alkalic porphyry system; and A significant increase in epidote and quartz-epidote veins and fracture intensity containing low-grade copper mineralization overprints calc-potassic and inner propylitic alteration within the Cathedral South area. This increase corresponds to a broad increase in both Au/Cu and Cu/Mo ratios not seen in other areas of the property and could be a potential vector to an outer stockwork around the central quartz-rich stockwork at depth in the western...