Northern Superior Resources Inc. (TSX-V:SUP, OTCQX:NSUPF) announced assay results from the Arctic Fox extension and the Corsac Fox zone on its Philibert gold property in Quebec.
The company reported results for 11 drill holes that tested the northwestern hanging wall of the 3-kilometer mineralized corridor of the Philibert trend. The Corsac Fox zone has thus far been defined 800 meters along strike and up to 250 meters in vertical depth.
"The results reported today demonstrate the significant scale of the mineralized corridor of the Philibert Trend which continues to grow the size of near surface mineralization,” CEO Simon Marcotte said in a statement.
“We see a clear opportunity to extend near surface mineralization along strike, down dip and down plunge to the east-southeast where results indicate that the size of the mineralized system has potential to be much larger. Results also highlight significant gold intersections near surface and at depth along areas with very selective historic sampling. We are very keen to expand the footprint of mineralization along the northwestern and northern limit of the defined mineralized corridor."
Highlights include hole DDH PB-22-331, which returned 2.11 grams per ton of gold over 27 meters, including 27.37 g/t gold over 1.5 meters and 5.75 g/t gold over 1 meter from the downdip extension of the Corsac Fox zone.
The full results can be found here.
Northern Superior also noted that historically, the Corsac Fox zone was only selectively sampled, so the plan is to complete further sampling on the historic core.
Northern Superior Resources is a gold exploration company focused on the Chapais-Chibougamau camp in Québec. The company has consolidated the largest land package in the region, with total land holdings of more than 62,000 hectares.
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