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Tartisan Nickel Corp. Expands Kenbridge Nickel Project Land Position and Finds Additional Nickel Targets
TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / September 15, 2020 / Tartisan Nickel Corp. (CSE:TN) (OTC PINK:TTSRF) (FSE:A2D) ("Tartisan", or the "Company") is pleased to announce
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[{"type":"text","content":" TORONTO, ON / ACCESSWIRE / September 15, 2020 / Tartisan Nickel Corp. (CSE:TN) (OTC PINK:TTSRF) (FSE:A2D) (\"Tartisan\", or the \"Company\") is pleased to announce that Tartisan has staked an additional ten single-cell mining claims contiguous to the Kenbridge Nickel Deposit patented and unpatented mining claim group, as well as an additional ten single-cell mining claims in a new area some 2.14 km to the northwest. The newly acquired claims bring the total claim count to 43 single-cell mining claims adjoining the Kenbridge patented mining claim group. Each single-cell mining claim covers an area of approximately 20.92 ha. for a total area of 899.56 ha. The Kenbridge Nickel Project has now a combined total of 2,287.41 ha. of patented and unpatented mining claims. The new lands were staked to cover multi-faceted anomalies that were discovered from analysis of spectral data and synthetic aperture data from the Aster Funds Ltd surveys carried out over the Kenbridge Nickel Property and environs. The Aster Funds Ltd spectral analysis survey generated sixteen different elements, six of which are directly related to the mineral suite at the Kenbridge Nickel Deposit. Five areas with six out of six indicator elements as well as a favourable structural setting were determined, four of which were inside the patented ground and previously staked single-cell mining claims. One such six out of six anomaly was discovered just off the property to the south, also in the structural corridor in which the Kenbridge Nickel Deposit is situated. This newly discovered area was covered by the new claim staking. In addition, the spectral analysis and synthetic aperture radar surveys outlined other anomalies, further afield. One such area is to the northwest, where a six/six anomaly and large five/six margin may highlight a parallel structure. This anomaly sits on top of a large magnetic anomaly in Ontario Geological Survey data. As well, a five/six anomaly in a large four/six margin was seen on the eastern side of the existing Kenbridge Property, and may represent another mineralized corridor, in as much as two of the minerals were talc and pyrrhotite, which represent mineralization and the host tectonic structure of the Kenbridge Nickel Deposit. CEO Mr. Mark Appleby said, \"The Kenbridge Nickel Deposit sits in a mineralized zone that has a strike lengt...