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Colombian Mines Identifies 20 High Priority Targets at Mercedes, Provides Update for El Dovio Drilling
May. 20, 2014 11:45AM PST
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Colombian Mines Corporation (TSXV:CMJ) is pleased to report interpretation of high resolution airborne magnetometry and radiometric surveys has been completed at Mercedes. State of the art modeling and interpretation has identified 20 highly prospective anomalies within a newly identified structural corridor more than eight (8) kilometers long and six (6) kilometers wide that is bound by a distinct geophysical lineament termed the DWI trend. Furthermore, drilling is ongoing at Colombian Mines’ El Dovio Project.
Colombian Mines Corporation (TSXV:CMJ) is pleased to report interpretation of high resolution airborne magnetometry and radiometric surveys has been completed at Mercedes. State of the art modeling and interpretation has identified 20 highly prospective anomalies within a newly identified structural corridor more than eight (8) kilometers long and six (6) kilometers wide that is bound by a distinct geophysical lineament termed the DWI trend. Furthermore, drilling is ongoing at Colombian Mines’ El Dovio Project.
As quoted in the press release:
The large Quebrada Cobre vein with a strike length of roughly seven (7) kilometers and observed vein widths locally approaching 30 meters is considered by the Company to be one such vein structure. The Company believes there is high potential to discover other similar structures within this corridor. Similar corridors with tensional structures host major mineral deposits in Colombia and around the world. Virtually all of the mineralization in the California and Vetas districts of Colombia is related to similar system.
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