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Northern Superior Resources Inc. (TSXV:SUP) has discovered a new gold-bearing structural zone as well as at least seven additional gold targets on its Croteau Est Gold property in Québec. Northern Superior completed a 108-hole, 1,147m winter reverse circulation drill hole program, based on positive exploration results from its 2013 program.
Northern Superior Resources Inc. (TSXV:SUP) has discovered a new gold-bearing structural zone as well as at least seven additional gold targets on its Croteau Est Gold property in Québec. Northern Superior completed a 108-hole, 1,147m winter reverse circulation drill hole program, based on positive exploration results from its 2013 program.
As quoted in the press release:
Among the highlights of the exploration was the discovery of a new gold bearing brittle fault/shear zone (Croteau Fault) in proximity to the eastern extent of the currently defined CBSZ. This new structural zone is defined by 25 RC drill holes that identify a 200m to 700m wide, NNE-SSW striking outer envelope of anomalous As-Co-Ni mineralization, over a strike length of 3.9 km and is open along strike in both directions. The central core of the alteration envelope contains an inner zone of anomalous gold-silver mineralization of up to 111 ppb Au and 280 ppb Ag in RC drill hole intercepts.
Northern Superior CEO, Dr. T.F. Morris, said:
In addition to the CBSZ, these recent discoveries clearly demonstrate the potential for the discovery of additional high-quality exploration prospects on the Croteau property. The geological and structural framework defined by NSR on this Property compares to that of other economic gold deposits mined in the Chapais-Chibougamau camp, and provides an excellent opportunity for Northern Superior’s shareholders. Northern Superior’s planned 2014 summer program will explore the Croteau Fault and the newly identified targets to define specific, high-potential targets for diamond-drilling.
Click here to read the Northern Superior Resources Inc. (TSXV:SUP) press release
