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Asiabasemetals Inc V.ABZ

AsiaBaseMetals Inc. is a growth company focused on the exploration and development of metals, including precious metals such as gold and silver, base metals such as zinc and copper, and alkali metals such as cobalt and lithium. The Company has a 100% owned project in northeastern British Columbia, Canada - the 1,996-hectare Gnome zinc/cobalt project in the prolific geological district known as the Kechika Trough, a district hosting several zinc deposits. The Gnome project lies 70 km SE from the Cirque Zn-PbAg deposit and 46 km SE along the trend of the Akie Zn-Pb-Ag deposit, all of which are in the Kechika trough, a geological belt northeast of Williston Lake containing these and other the sediment hosted Zn-Pb-Ag prospects along trend. The Company has an option agreement to acquire properties, such as Paisano Gold, Cedar River, Robbins Lake and Moosetrack Lake. It is also reviewing additional advanced projects for acquisition.


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Post by MRBIGon Jun 05, 2004 8:06am
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Post# 7575402

zones

zonesI am looking at the 1998 Aber report and on page 12 it shows a three dimensional picture of the A-154 South pipe. According to the picture the various colours in the diagram represent different zones. Was this mud zone identified back then and if so what colour was it represented by (for anyone who still has this report). Does anyone know if this mud exists around the perimeter of the other pipes.
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