52H02SW0001 2.

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Proton Magnetometer
and
VLF Electromagnetic
Surveys

Seagull Lake Project

NTS 52-H-2

Phantom Exploration Services Ltd.

June, 198? R. D. Middaugh

INTRODUCTION
Platinum Exploration Canada Limited of Toronto,
Ontario contracted Phantom Exploration Services Ltd
of Thunder Bay, Ontario to conduct magnetic and VLF
electromagnetic surveys on the Seagull Lake Project
during the spring of 198?t

LOCATION. ACCESS AND GRIPPING

The property is located approximately 55 kilometers
north northeast of Thunder Bay, Ontario. The area is
protected by 15 unpatented mining claims numbered TB
887859-868 inclusive and TB 88788^-888 inclusive, which
are located in the Thunder Bay mining division.
The property is reached by travelling northeast
from Thunder Bay on highway #11 - #17 for 2 kilometers,
north on highway #527 for 30 kilometers and subsequently
east on the Porion Loop Road for 23 kilometers. From
this point a subordinate logging road leads north for
23 kilometers to the property.
The grid was established by Phantom Exploration
personnell and consisted of 2.8 kilometers of cut
east-west base and tie lines and 21.35 kilometers
of flagged north-south wing lines. The line spacing
was atlOO meters while the stations were at 25 meter
intervals.
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PERSONNELL
The day to day supervision of the gridding and
the geophysical work was under the direction of Messrs
R. Holland and D. Nix, while the overall supervision
of the program was under R, D. Middaugh of Phantom
Exploration Services Ltd.

INSTRUMENTATION
Magnetic
A proton precession magnetometer (model MP-2)
manufactured by Scintrex Ltd. of Concordi Ontario
was used for this survey. The total field measure
ment was read with a resolution of one gamma and
all values were corrected for diurnal variations
using a MBS-2 model base station recorder, also
manufactured by Scintrex Ltd. The readings were
recorded at 25 meter intervals on the grid lines.

Electromagnetic
A VLF EM-16 unit manufactured by Geonics
Ltd. of Mississauga, Ontario was used for this
survey. Both in and out of phase readings were
taken at 25 meter intervals on the grid lines.
The transmitter station used was Cutler, Maine
witha frequency of 24.0 KHz.
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DISCUSSION OF RESULTS
Magnetic
The grid area is presented in plan form
at a scale of 1:2500. The corrected magnetic
data is plotted on this map and contoured at
500 gamma intervals.
The magnetic data indicates that the
underlying rocks exhibit neither any regional
magnetic trends nor any regional magnetic
gradient. A fairly large portion of the readings
are above the 61,000 gamma level indicating
that the rocks are basic to ultrabasic in
composition. Magnetic lows such as the one
located on line 4+OOW near the base line are
usually closely associated with magnetic highs
and are probably due to dipole effects.

Ele ct roma gn et i c
The VLF survey located a number of weak '
conductive trends that are not associated with
any distinguishing magnetic features. The absence
of any faulting, observed or inferred on the
property by the subsequent geological mapping -
program (see report by D. Gliddon) and the poor
conductivity exhibited by these anomalous trends
suggest they are caused by topographic features
such as low swampy ground and/or drainage systems,
CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
The property is underlain by rocks of basic to
ultrabasic composition that do not exhibit any regional
trends or gradients. The weak YLF trends located on
the property are caused by topographic features.
Based on the results of the geophysical surveys
and the results of the geological mapping and sampling
program carried out on the property by D. Gliddon (
no further work is recommended at this time.

Submitted by
Phantom Exploration Services Ltd

R. n. Middaugh
Geologist
APPENDIX

Map 1. Location Map

Map 2. VLF survey Profiles
Map 3. Magnetometer Survey
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Platinum Exploration Canada Ltd.

Seagull Lake Claims

Black Sturgeon River Area

District o-f Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Date : May 6, 1987 PER: Phantom Exploration

Services Ltd.
Thunder Bay, Ontario BY: David J. Gliddon
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Table of Contents

page

List of Figures i

List of Tables i

1.0 Introduction l

2.0 Location and Access l

3.O Property l

4.0 Topography l

5.0 Field Program 6

6.0 Property Geology 6-7

6.1 Ultramafic Rocks
6.2 Felsic to Intermediate Intrusive Rocks

7.0 Structural Geology 7

B.O Mineralization 7-8

9.0 Conclusions 8

Certificate of Qualifications 9

References 10
Appendi x
 List o-f Figures page

Figure l Regional Location Map 2

l inch to 100 miles
Figure 2 P roperty Location - Seagull Lake Area 3
i cm. to 200 metres

Figure 3 Aeromagnetic Map - Seagull Lake Area 4

l cm. to 200 metres
Figure 4 Geology in pocket
l cm. to 25 metres ( l : 2500 )

Figure 5 Claim Map G-67 in pocket

l inch to 40 chains

List of Tables

Table l Mining Claims and Due Dates

Appendix

Certificate of Analysis
1.0 Introduction

Phantom Exploration Services Limited was

contracted by Platinum Exploration Canada Limited to
undertake a geological mapping program on their Seagull
Lake property. Prior to the mapping program magnetometer
and VLF-EM surveys were completed.
This geological survey was initiated to
investigate magnetic highs outlined from O.D.M.
aerosurveys and their relationship to ultramafic
intrusive bodies. Further, the survey's purpose was to
delineate by mapping and rock assaying any promising
platinum/palladium showings on the property.

2.0 Location and Access

The Seagull Lake property is located Black

Sturgeon River Area, Thunder Bay Mining Division,
approximately 55 kms. from Thunder Bay.
The property is crossed by an all weather
logging road which is a spur off the Dorion Loop Road
located 10 kms. south of the property. The Dorion Loop
Road joins the Armstrong Highway (527) 23 kms. to the
west. This junction is located 30 kms. north of the
junction of Highway 527 and the Trans-Canada Highway 11-
17. This junction is located 2 kms. north of Thunder Bay.
(Fi gure l).

3.O Property

The property covered by the present survey is

comprised of 15 unsurveyed, unpatented mining claims.
Table l lists those claims included in the property and
the dates due, while Figure 2 illustrates the claim
group.

4.0 Topography
The property is drained by several small creeks
which flow into Seagull Lake and eventually into Lake
Superior via the Nipigon River.
The property can be physiographically sub
divided into two separate regions. The most prominent is
the glacial deposits of till and gravel over the central
and northern portions of the property. The area is
characterized by gently rolling hills, several small
eskers trending NE and narrow depressions filled with
alder swamps. In the far south of the property, a
topography high of a mica peridotite ridge extends across
the property.
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REGIONAL LOCATION MAP

100 ICO
MILES
KM O ICO

KU OMEIEHS
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PLATINUM EXPLORATION
CANADA INC.
SEAGULL LAKE AREA
DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY

CLAIM MAP
SCALE OATL N.T.S.
l cm*200 m S*pt.,l986 52-H -2
PHANTOM EXPLORATION SERVICES LTD.
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60400
60500
60600
60700

PLATINUM EXPLORATION
CANADA INC.
SEAGULL LAKE AREA
DISTRICT OP THUNDER SAY
AEROMAGNETIC MAP
( after O.D.M. aeromagnetic
map 2II8G) SCALE DATE N.T.S.
km* 200 m Sapt.,1986 52-H -2
PHANTOM EXPLORATION SERVICES LTD.
 LIST OF CLAIMS AND DUE DATES

TB 887859..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887860..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887861..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887862..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887863........ ............... . . . . . . . . ...JUNE 2/87
TB 887864..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887865..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887866..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887867...........,......................JUNE 2/87
TB 887868........,.........................JUNE 2/87
TB 887884..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887885..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887886..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887887..................................JUNE 2/87
TB 887888..................................JUNE 2/87
5.0 Field Program
The geological program on the property was
conducted during the period o-f April 17, 1987 to April
21, 1987 by Phantom Exploration Services Ltd., Thunder
Bay.
The survey a cut baseline and a tie-line at
6+OON striking east-west as control points and -flagged N-
S survey lines at 100 metre intervals. The survey lines
from the grid totaling approximately 24 line kilometres.
The geological mapping was conducted on a scale
o-f lcm. to 25 metres (l : 2500).
The property consists of -x3"/. exposed outcrop
which is mainly concentrated in the southern part o-f the
property.
Glacial overburden varies in thickness -from a
thin veneer to unknown thickness in the central portion
o-f the property.

6.0 Property Geology

6.1 Ultramafic Rocks

The ultramafic rocks constitute essentially all
the exposed outcrop on the property and are mica
peridotites.
The mica peridotites are best exposed on the
southern portion of the property where they form an east-
north-east trending ridge.
The peridotite is dark rust red-black to black
and displays a distinct mottled texture on the weathered
surface. The peridotite is dark-green to black on the
fresh surface, fine to medium grained and consists
essentially of altered olive green olivine grains and
abundant secondary magnetite, serpentine. Minor
constituents are biotite and disseminated sulphides.
Distinctive dark black banding consisting
essentially of magnetite and serpentine was noted in
several locations within the mica peridotite. These bands
vary in thickness from -'10.1 cm. up to 0.2 cm. and are
generally l cm. apart.
This distinctive banding of magnetite-
serpentine may represent rhythmic layering a
characteristic of layered intrusions.
In thin section investigation, the olivine is
present as 2mm.-4mm. in size anhedral grains which are
irregularly fractured. Serpentine alteration in the form
of fibrous lamellae of antigorite is noted in the
fractured olivine and constitutes the main part of the
matr i x.
Biotite mica is present as small tabular laths
:;2.0mm. in size and occur around the olivine grains and
constitute -CSX of the rock. Pleochroism ranges from light
brown to reddish brown in plane polarized light.
The matrix consists of antigorite, secondary
magnetite and minor biotite. The dark bands observed in
hand specimen are sequences of secondary magnetite-
antigorite bands.

6.2 Intermediate to Felsic Intrusive Rocks

The intermediate to -felsic intrusive rocks are

located in the extreme northeastern corner of the
property on L3+OOE - L5+OOE and have been classified as
syeni tes.
The syenites are dark beige to pink on the
weathered surface and brownish-pink on the fresh surface,
medium to coarse grained and has a phaneritic texture.
The constituents are essentially altered alkali feldspar,
amphibole and minor plagioclase crystals. Accessory
minerals consist of secondary magnetite grains up to
0.2mm in size and minor disseminated sulphides.

7.0 Structural Geology

Paul t i ng

No faults were observed in outcrop or

inferred on the property, except for microf aul ting.
A major fault is located one kilometre to the
east of the property called the Clearwater Lake Fault
which trends northwest.
Faults in the area are identified mainly by
their topographic expression as deep narrow erosional
troughs which form easily recognizable linear features on
airphotographs. Narrow lakes, ponds, streams and muskeg
occupy most of these troughs. The age of the Clearwater
Lake Fault is probably post-Keeweenawan.

8.0 Mineralization
The mineralization on the property consists of
sulphides in the form of pyrite, pyrrhotite and trace
chalcopyrite, and was recognized as disseminations in the
mica peridotite. Abundant magnetite in the form of
disseminated grains up to 0.2 cm. in size was noted in
both the mica peridotite and the syenite.
From the geological mapping program, a total of
38 selected grab samples were taken and analyized for
Ni . , Cu. , Cr . f P d. , Pt . , Au. (see Appendix )
A total of eight anomalous samples were noted,
the highest derived from the black mica peridotie sands,
sample no. 6907-SL07 located at L2W / 7 +85N which assayed
1026 ppm Ni . r, 10 ppm Cu. , 3362 ppm Cr . , 410 ppb Pd., 278
ppb Pt., and 6 ppb Au. The highest rock sample no. 6921-
SL21 located at 0+15E 7 2+85S from a previously unknown
bulldozed pit assayed 678 ppm Ni . , 19 ppm Cu. , 4157 ppm
Cr., 70 ppb Pd., 88 ppb Pt., and l ppb Au.

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 From the assay results, a correlation was noted
between anomalous Ni /Cr and Pd /Pt values.
9.0 Conclusions
Platinum Exploration Canada Inc. contracted
Phantom Exploration Services Ltd. o -f Thunder Bay, to
undertake a geological assessment o-f their 15 mining
claim property in the Leckie Lake Area o-f Northwestern
Ontario,, during the 1987 field season.
The geological mapping program outlines that
the property is underlain by essentially mica peridotite
with rythmic layered magnetite/antigorite bands which is
a characteristic o-f a layered intrusion. In the extreme
northeastern corner o-f the property, a contact exists
between the mica peridotite and an intermediate to -felic
intrusive rock which has been classified as syenite.
From the geological mapping and assay results,
a total of eight anomalous samples were obtained, six
from rock samples and two from the black mica peridotite
sands. The highest assay result obtained was from the
black mica peridotite sands sample no. 6907-EiL07 located
at L2W / 7 +85N. This sample assayed 1026 ppm Ni., 10 ppm
Cu., 3362 ppm Cr., 410 ppb Pd., 278 ppb Pt., and 6 ppb
Au.
From these results, further work is not
recommmended at this time.

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 Certificate of Qualifications

I, David J. Gliddon, of 603-199 Academy Drive, Thunder

Bay, Ontario,, P7B 5W2 hereby certify :
1. that I am a contract geologist employed by Phantom
Exploration Services Ltd., 736 Alice Avenue, R.R.#14,
Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E5 ;
2. that I am a graduate of Lakehead University in
Thunder Bay, holding a Bachelor of Science
degree(Honours) in Geology(1985) ;
3. that I have been practicing my profession as a
geologist since 1985 ;
4. that I am a member of the Prospectors and Developers
Association of Canada and the Canadian Institute of
Mining ;
5. that I had no interest whatsoever, directly or
indirectly in the securities or properties of Platinum
Exploration Canada Limited and do not expect to receive
any ; and
6. that the data herein contained were obtained during a
personal examination of the property.

Date ! May 6, 1987

Thunder Bay, Ont. David J. Gliddon B.Se.(Mons.)
 References

Coates., M. E.
1972 : Geology of the Black Sturgeon River Area,
District of Thunder Bay ; Ontario Dept. Mines and
Northern Affairs,, 6R98, 41p. Accompanied by Maps 2233,
2234, 2235, 2236, scale l in. to l mile
DDM - GSC

1962e : Shillabeer Lake Sheet, Thunder Bay District :

Ontario Dept. Mines - Geol. Surv. Canada, Aeromagnetic
Map 2118G, scale l inch to l mile.

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1 Ni Nickel 38 2 PPM HC1-KN03, (1:3) Atoiic Absorption

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SAMPLE ELEHENI Ni Cu Cr Pd Pt A-J
NUMBER UNITS PPM PPH PPH PPB PPB PPB
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STANDARD ELEMENT Hi Cu Cr Pd Pt Au
NAHE UNITS PPM PPH PPM PPB PPB PPB
*CC HIGH XRF SID 3117
3080

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Nuiber of Analyses 003000

Hean Value 3107.0
Standard Deviation 23.66
Lowest Value 3080
Highest Value 3124
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SOIL PULP STD 86 25 28

25 27

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Nuaber of Analyses 2 2
Hean Value 25.0 27.5
Standard Deviation 0.00 0.71
Lowest Value 25 27
Highest Value 25 28

BCC LOW XRF STD 374

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^fcpber of Analyses , 0 0 2 0 0 0 j
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Highest Value 383 i
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Nunber of Analyses 2 2
Hean Value 1.0 0.5
Standard Deviation 0.00 0.00
Lowest Value V O
Highest Value (2 (l

STD 143 137 14

100 104 12

Nunber of Analyses 0002 2 2

Hean Value 121.5 120.5 13.0
Standard Deviation 30.41 -••. .
23.33 1.41
Lowest Value 100 104 12
Highest Value 143 137 14 CO.;",,, V-vj ' '-' f -- --' ' ' *'

BCC ROCK PULP SID 86 61 280

80 290

" - - - - - - ~- — - -—— . ..~- - -

Wuiber of Analyses 2 20000

Hean Value 80.5 285.0
Standard Deviation 0.71 7.07 :
Lowest Value 80 280 ' :
Hishest Value 81 290
 Mir.istryrt R epOft Of W ork
Natural ,- , . - , . ,
Resources (Geophysical, Geological. .A
^^ Geochemical and Expenditures)
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, Magnetometer, Geology
Platinum Exploration Canada Inc. BSHasswaeei z . \ ea t e LECKIE 900
Address ~"" "" ~ """ """" " ""

Suite 2304, Sun Life Tower, Box 30, 150 King St. W., Toronto M5H U9
Survey Company " :j,v, :y ", -.jf. ••-,-

— Phantora Exploration ^5,. .0.4, 87 21 0.4 8,7 24 km

Name and Address of Author (of Geo-Techmcal report)

"
R. Middaugh, Phantom Exploration 541 South Marks St.
——s.—:—————._________r————————————
Thunder Bay P7E 1M6
Credits Requested per Each Claim m Columns at right
Special Provisions '.' r. :-o C:n:rn E-n-'-::. '.'i^jng CtAioi Expend.
Geophysical ^l^,."*
?-~.: . Mum:i4f D,,^, [ *--. * * Murrti.tcr O.ivv Cr.
For first survey:
- Electromagnetic
Enter 10 days. (This
TB 887859
includes line cutting) - Magnetometer ^JQ 887860
1
- Radiometric
For each additional survey: 887861
using the same grid:
Enter 20 days (for each)
- ^iil iji
p j tp Ort
^tj 887862
Geological 2Q
887863 - -- .. .
i Geochemical
887864
Man Oavs DJVS
^ ...- —— .
Geophysical
887865
Complete reverse side
- Electromagnetic
and enter totallsl here 887866
- Magnetometer
, 887867 -. . ..j
- Radiometric
887868 -.
- Other
887884
Geological
887885
Geochetnicat
887886
Airborne Credits
:
RECEIVED .. ———
C..V 887887
Mote: S r";"-;' : ^. ' ;"s E c-:t- — ••i-.---:- ii ii.i i -. 1 OQ7
credits do not apr^v
887888
to Airborne Surveys. Magnetometer

Radiomemc MJWNG LANDS SECTION

Expenditures (excludes power stripping)
Type of Work Performed

Performed on Claimlsl

Calculation of Expenditure Days Credits

TO;-*.
Total Expenditures

Instructions
Total Days Credits may be apportioned at the claim hoiuc* 'j
choice. Enter number of days credits ocr claim selector!
in columns at right.

Recorded Holder or Age^i iSign.it

11/07
Date J

Certification Verifying Refjy{ of Work

l hereby certify that l havVa personal and intimate knowledge o) th- '.:\~: . -.,M -oi'h m ih^ RDIIOM ui iVo-^. . u,1 IIPH-JO, h:winq ut-rlormcd i
or witnessed same during and/or after its completion jnil the .ir-i.-xi'': '"::j ' . "'jc
Name n "i Postal Aaoress ol Pe'son Cerniymg
— J. Garry^ryant ^Suite 2304, Box 30, 150 King St. W Toronto M5H U9
Dale C*Mif'Ci( llV

ras? re 1/91
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Ministry of Natural Resources
GEOPHYSICAL - GEOLOGICAL - GEOCHEMICAL
Ontario TECHNICAL DATA STATEMENT

TO BE ATTACHED AS AN APPENDIX TO TECHNICAL REPORT

FACTS SHOWN HERE NEED NOT BE REPEATED IN REPORT
TECHNICAL REPORT MUST CONTAIN INTERPRETATION, CONCLUSIONS ETC.

Type of Survey (s) v?- e o \oc. i c

Township or Area L g c .k .'r- C-, - (^ ~7
MINING CLAIMS TRAVERSED
Claim Holder(s) ____P\o'V l rujfY-N \or-n\~t'o^\ ClnrxacAo l rv- List numerically

Survey flnrnpany PViQAiorrN fc x p\on-A\'fir\ 5 LKA ~\R SS7 SS 0}

fl**MttriAfM***M*ll*Mff*tmtl4*mt*f**f****tit*ot
(prefix) (number)
Author of Report 'R.P. •M.rUr.^tjk f.M 'D. 3".
Address of Author
Covering Dates of Survey. - n. .^p 10. /3"
(linecutting to office)
Total Miles of Line Cut— * i** it*ttt* t

SPECIAL PROVISIONS DAYS

CREDITS REQUESTED f, L . , per claim.
Geophysical
—Electromagnetic——tLQ.—
ENTER 40 days (includes
—Magnetometer. 2.0
line cutting) for first
survey, —Radiometric—,
**i***4***i******t*****tt*iVfrv)0l*f?il*t^•••••••••*

ENTER 20 days for each —Other——^—

additional survey using Geological. 2,0
same grid.
Geochemical. Rg?gSV
•tt******* t*t********t*****rnrr****o**T*rb********

AIRBORNE CREDITS (Special provision credit, do not apply to airborne lurveyi)

Magnetometer. .Electromagnetic. . Radiometric

(enter dayi per claim)

DATE:

Res. Geol.. .Qualifications

Previous Surveys
File No. Type Date Claim Holder

TOTAL CLAIMS.

837 (5/79)
 GEOPHYSICAL TECHNICAL DATA

GROUND SURVEYS - If more than one survey, specify data for each type of survey

Number of station. HQO - clifa ^ VLF - 9 l .Number of Readings RIA

Station interval ______^ -r^ *^.-^—^—-...^—^^ Xine spacing,,. .,,
Profile scale. VU^ \c,rrx ^ 2 O

Contour interval. Q Q TJ OO R"

Instrument.
Accuracy — Scale constant —————'^ \—C* CA
S^OL-T-;
Diurnal correction method ———
Base Station check-in interval (hours). M A
Base Station location and value ....^

Instrument , C'-r-e f^rt \ c ^ t; rl - 1 k

EL CTROMAGNETIC Coil configuration c-( O ~Vo PO c i *X-4 i.

r.ojl separation M /A
Accuracy. ,. ,,... ± l 7-
Method: GETFixed transmitter O Shoot back O In line O Parallel line
Frequency...... -
(ipecify V.L.F. fUtlofip
(N 1

Parameters measured \rx ^ OoV i-r\ p Vv^ \f* Cje*Tf\ p Or^/")"! C

Instrument.
Scale constant.
Corrections made.

Base station value and location.

Elevation accuracy.

Method D Time^ojnapl 3 ) *\ ffi D Frequency Domain

Parameters — On time .. . .-,.', Frequency ' '.ff^, . -. . ; -^' i?
PIONLDUCEARIZATIODN. Ranae "7;—"—rrwr
- ,. —
- ^i..————:—————————
H -Off time ——————~~ -v?Hp
^ — PHay t'nr". ,r
fe — IntKgrfltinfi 'time
LL Pr*\A7f*r

Electrode array ——————————————————————

Electrode spacing .————————————————————.
Tvoe of electrode ————————————————————-
SELF POTENTIAL
Instrument ————. Range,
Survey Method.

Corrections made.

RADIOMETRIC
Instrument ———
Values measured.
Energy windows (levels).
Height of instrument —. .Background Count.
Size of detector————
Overburden ————^—
(type, depth - include outcrop map)

OTHERS (SEISMIC, DRILL WELL LOGGING ETC.)

Type of survey——————————————————————
Instrument -—.———————-———-—^^——————.
Accuracy————————————————————————
Parameters measured.

Additional information (for understanding results).

AIRBORNE SURVEYS
Type of survey(s) ———
Instrument(s) —————
(specify for each type of survey)
Accuracy————————
(ipecify for each type of survey)
Aircraft used.
Sensor altitude.
Navigation and flight path recovery method.

Aircraft altitude. .Line Spacing—-

Miles flown over total area. .Over claims only.
 GEOCHEMICAL SURVEY - PROCEDURE RECORD

. , - . - ,, —— ,. .. ...- .. ,... ' ''.:f'(. - .'•-.•"..

Total Number of Samples. s METHODS

Type of Sample. Values expressed in: percent a
(Nature of Material)
p. p. m. a
Average Sample Weight,—————— p. p. b. a
Method of Collection————————
Cu, Pb, Zn, Ni, Co, Ag, Mo, As,-{ circle)

Soil Horizon Sampled.

Horizon Development. Field Analysis (- .tests)
Sample Depth———— Extraction Method.
Terrain———————— Analytical Method.
Reagents Used.——.
Drainage Development——————————— Field Laboratory Analysis
Estimated Range of Overburden Thickness. No.(________^ .tests)
Extraction Method.
Analytical Method.
Reagents Used~—

SAMPLE PREPARATION Commercial Laboratory (. .tests)

(Includes drying, screening, crushing, ashing)
Name of Laboratory...
Mesh size of fraction used for analysis————
Extraction Method——
Analytical Method——
Reagents

General.
GeneraL
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 NOTES
LITTLE STURGE LAKE G-71
AREA SHOWN THUS ii^v:v IS WITHDRAWN FROM
89 0 00' SlAKING PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF
88 0 45' SECTION 3Z OF THE MINING ACT R.SO 1980
CHAPTER 268. '
49 0 07'30"— 49 0 07'30"

•y. PROPOSED
^ALBERT LAKE
X M FS A LEGEND
NATURE
HIGHWAY AND ROUTE No.
RESERVE
^^———. OTHER R OADS
^——— ^^
TRAILS
SURVEYED LINES:
TOWNSHIPS, BASE LINES, ETC
LOTS, MINING CLAIMS. PARCELS, ETC
UNSURVEYED LINES
LOT LINES
PARCEL BOUNDARY
MINING CLAIMS ETC.
RAILWAY AND RIGHT OF WAY
UTILITY LINES
LO NON PERENNIAL STREAM
CM FLOODING OR FLOODING RIGHTS
SUBDIVISION OR COMPOSITE PLAN
l l
RESERVATIONS
O
ORIGINAL SHORELINE
MARSH OR MUSKEG
UJ
UJ MINES
TRAVERSE MONUMENT

DISPOSITION OF CROWN LANDS

o cr
< UJ
UJ TYPE OF DOCUMENT
UJ SYMBOL
x CD
PATENT, SURFACE S MINING RIGHTS ...... . .. ... 0
UJ
-l , SURFACE RIGHTSONLY .... . .. ©

o MINING RlGHTSONLY .... .... C

< LEASE SURFACE 8, MINING RIGHTS.. ,. . ... H
UJ " .SURFACE RIGHTS ONLY..... ....^.........,... H
" .MINING RIGHTSONLY.. ....,................... y
LICENCE OF OCCUPATION .... . .^. .^ . . ^.^.. T
ORDER-IN-COUNCIL ............. ... ....., .....,... OC
RESERVATION .....^...... .,...... ....., - (J)
CANCELLED ...^.. ......... ...,..... ®
SAND ft GRAVEL .... .^ . ^- - - - . .r.-, ——-.
(T)
-^^f

NOTE: M INING RIGHTS IN PARCELS PATENTED PRIOR TO MAY 6,

1913, VESTED IN ORIGINAL PATENTEE BY THE PUBLIC
LANDS ACT. R.S.O 1970, CHAP 3SO, SEC 63. SUBSEC 1

697868 1867967 l 867BG6 '667B65

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METRES 11 KMI [2 KM l

R87B60 ' 6R7859 i 88788 S'887887

AREA

Little Moraine LECKIE LAKE

M.N.R ADMINISTRATIVE D ISTRICT

NIPIGON
MINING DIVISION

THUNDER BAY
LAND T ITLES/ R EGISTRY DIVISION

THUNDER BAY
Abtgogami Lake Ministry of Land
Anders Natural Management
Lake 49 0 00'
49 0 00 —' L-—— —— -
Resources Branch
52' 51'
59 57'
56 55 54 50
49'
48 47 46 Ontario
880 45
N umbei
WHITECLAY LAKE G-153
G-67
D H( P

FEBRUARY , 1981

LECKIE 200
 IO+OO N 10 + 00 N

probable o/c A
under 6"of ov r

9 -+-00 N

8-f-OO N

88 0 58

SCALE : l i 31680
7-1-00 N

T.L. 6 + 00 N T.L. 6 +00 N

5-1-00 N N

LEGEND
PHANEROZOIC
CENOZOIC
4-1-00 N QUATERNARY
PLEISTOCENE AND RECENT
Till, Clay, Sand , Gravel
UNCONFORMITY

PRECAMBRIAN
SL- 13 EARLY PRECAMBRIAN (ARCHEAN)
UNMETAMORPHOSED FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE
INTRUSIVE ROCKS
3 + 00 N
8 Syenite

METAMORPHOSED FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE

INTRUSIVE ROCKS

7 Unsubdivided

METAMORPHOSED FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE SUBVOLCANIC

2 -1-00 N INTRUSIVE ROCKS
G Unsjbdivided

METAMORPHOSED ULTRAMAFIC INTRUSIVE ROCKS

5 Peridofite

METAMORPHOSED MAFIC TO INTERMEDIATE

l 4- 00 N INTRUSIVE ROCKS
4 Unsjbdtvided

Unsubdivided

METAVOLCANICS
B. L. O +00 B.L. O -f 00 (090 0 ) FELSIC TO INTERMEDIATE

2 U nsubdivided

MAFIC ^0 INTERMEDIATE

l Unsubdivided

l -l- OO S SYMBOLS

Esker Claim post (observed,

inferred )

boulders Swamp

Smal l outcrop Ledge , cliff

2 -h 00 S

Outcrop Stream ( intermittent)

Bul Idozed pit New logging road

SL-31
Sample location Old logging road

3+00 S Geological boundary (interpreted) Trail

Jointing (inclined ) po pyrrhotite

py pyrite

4 -l- OO S
TREE TYPES

ba balsam
sp spruce

JP jackpine
Pi pine

5 -h 00 S bi birch
5 + 00 S
pop poplar
aid alder
hoz nazel

6+00 S

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DATE: APRIL, 1987 SCALE : l i 2500 NT. S. 5 2-H -2
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10 + OO N 10 + 00

9 + OO N 9 + 00 N

8-h 00 N 8 + 00 N

88 0 58'

SCALE: l 131680
7 + 00 N 7 +00 N

00 N 6 +00 N

5+00 N 5 + 00 N

4 + OO N 4 + 00 N

3 +00 3+00 N

2 + OO N

l + OO N 1+00 N

MAGNETOMETER SURVEY
B.L. O + OO B.L. O -h 00
INSTRUMENT: SCINTREX MP-Z PROTON MAG
DATUM : 58,000 #
CONTOUR INTERVAL :
MAGNETIC LOW : ^^"^

BASE STATION RECORDER INFORMATION

1+00 S 1+00 S INSTRUMENT-' SCINTREX MBS - 2
RECORDING RANGE . IOO K
RECORDING INTERVAL: 10 SECONDS
CHART SPEED : 2O MM X SEC.
VLF SURVEY
INSTRUMENT: GEONICS EM-IG
TRANSMITTING STATION : CUTLER , MAINE
DIP ANGLE ( N 4- , S -) : -—— -—— - —
2 + 00 S 2 + 00 S QUADRATURE : x—--*---*---*
PROFILE SCALE : l cm r 20 0Xo^^

POSITIVE READINGS : EAST OF LINE

OPERATOR FACING : NORTH

TOPOGRAPHY
3 +00 S 3 + 00 S CLAIM POST

SHORELINE

STREAM

SWAMP

ROAD
4 + OO S l + 00 S
CLIFF FACE

+00 S S+ OO S

6+OO S - D 6 + 00 S

PLATINUM EXPLORATION CANADA INC.

SEAGULL LAKE PROPERTY

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DATE; APRILjasr SCALE : l : 2500 N.T.S. 52-H -2

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 l l -f 00 N + 00 N

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9 + 00 N O

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6 + 00 N G -h O O N

5+00 N 5 + 00 N

4 + 00 M 4+00 N

3 +00 N 3+00 IN

2 + OO N 2 + 00 M

1 + 00 N l -H O O N

MAGNETOMETER SURVEY
B. L. 0 + 00 B. L. O -h OO
INSTRUMENT. SCiNTREX MP-2 PROTON MAG
DATUM 58,OOO X
CONTOUR INTERVAL : 500 f
MAGNETIC LOW : S~*~~*i

BASE STATION RECORDER INFORMATION

1+00 S l -i- 00 G INSTRUMENT; SCINTREX MBS-2
RECORDING RANGE : IOO t
RECORDING INTERVAL: 10 SECONDS
CHART SPEED. 20 MM X SEC.
VLF SURVEY
INSTRUMENT: GEONICS EM-IG
TRANSMITTING STATION : CUTLER , MAINE
DIP ANGLE ( N H- i S -) : -———— -———— - ——
2 4- 00 S 3 + 00 S QUADRATURE : x—--^---^---^
PROFILE SCALE : ____ ^^

POSITIVE READINGS : EAST OF LINE

OPERATOR FACING : NORTH

TO P OGRAPHY
3 +00 S ———— m - — CLAIM POST

SHORELINE

STREAM

SWAMP

ROAD
4 -t- OO S h O O S
CLIFF FACE

5 +00 S 5+00 S

6 + 00 S — D 6 *- 00 S

PLATINUM EXPLORATION CANADA INC

SEAGULL LAKE PROPERTY^

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