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diabase1 wrote: A very nice post Megacopper. Take a look at the magnetic map of Newfoundland. Google Magnetic Map of Newfoundland. It's in an article, so you will have to scroll down, past the Labrador map. The next page is the Newfoundland map. The light blue belt that runs thru Gander Lake is the magnetic low that coincides with the Dog Bay Line and the Grub Line. It trends south from Gander Lake and then slightly heads towards the ROX property. I believe the NFG host rocks are greywacke, which are a marine sedimentary rock. These are the same rocks that ROX has. Check their website. Therefore, it would seem that this entire magnetic low (bluish colour) is related to greywacke. Anybody that has property along this magnetic low should be looking for fault zones, that may contain gold.
https://www.gov.nl.ca/iet/files/mines-geoscience-publications-currentresearch-2009-kilfoil.pdf
Yes you are 100% correct. Thanks for the link. That should be the sweet spot for the right kind of rocks similar to what NFG is hitting. As you say anywhere along there could host epizonal high grade gold right through that trend from coast to coast. Still early days guys. This fall things should heat up for all of the NL gold juniors.