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Geologica Resource Discuss Multiyear Geochem Results for Topley
Vancouver, BC - TheNewswire - March 28, 2023 - Geologica Resource Corp. (CSE:GRCM) (FSE:862) (Stuttagart:A2QQBC) (“Geologica” or the “Company”) is pleased to pr
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[{"type":"text","content":"Vancouver, BC - TheNewswire - March 28, 2023 - Geologica Resource Corp. (CSE:GRCM) (FSE:862) (Stuttagart:A2QQBC) (“Geologica” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide the cumulative results of multiyear Geochem surveys on the company’s Topley property located in central British Columbia. SGH* soil sampling was conducted on the Topley property in July 2019. The survey lines were each 3,350 meters in length and have a sample spacing of 50 meters along the eastern parts of the lines and 100 meters along the western parts. The October 2020 geochem survey collected 515 soil samples that covered almost the entire property. These samples were picked up at 200-meter centers. 305 of the samples were sent to the lab which covered an area of 3,600 meters by 3,400 meters within the eastern two-thirds of the property. The remainder of the soil samples were sent for analysis in 2021. In the fall of 2022 Geologica collected an additional 182 soil samples from the western portion of its Topley property. All SGH samples were analyzed to identify redox cells, volcanic massive sulfide, gold and copper anomalies SAMPLE LOCATION MAP The combined multiyear geochemical survey results have identified four kilometer scale potential redox zones on the Topley Property. These cells are symmetrically segmented halo anomalies. Typically, the SGH VMS class is expected to show halo anomalies that delineate Redox conditions in the overburden and can approximate the VMS mineralization that may be present at depth. The combined surveys indeed illustrate what appears to be four kilometer scale potential Segmented-Nested Halo anomalies. We believe that mineralization might exist at these locations as a vertical projection beneath these anomalies. The analysis for the detection of potential copper mineralization illustrates apical anomalies as expected. Each of these apical anomalies, especially those that show synergy with redox zones, may be indicative of copper mineralization. Copper anomalies are identified by green outlines on the above map. The geochemical analysis for the detection of potential gold mineralization illustrates several apical gold anomalies. These anomalies maybe related to some kind of gold mineralization. The most important locations to be investigated further are those having synergy with the redox zones. We believe that mineralization might ...