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News Releases:

March 3, 2010
Fjordland Acquires Eight Gold-Copper Properties (more...)

March 2, 2010
Gold Fields Doubles Drilling Plans at Woodjam North, B.C. (more...)

February 10, 2010
Gold Fields Resumes Drilling at Woodjam North, B.C. (more...)

January 15, 2010
Gold Fields Exercises Right of First Refusal on Woodjam South, BC (more...)

January 12, 2010
Gold Fields Expands Discoveries at Woodjam North, B.C.
Deerhorn Zone: 89.5 m of 1.16 g/t gold, 0.26% copper
Takom Zone: 101.0 m of 0.58 g/t gold, 0.43% copper (more...)

November 18, 2009
Gold Fields Drilling at Woodjam North, British Columbia (more...)



Market Coverage:

March 2010 - Midas Newsletter
Fjordland's Discoveries Attract Major Miners (read more...)

February 2010 - Lawrence Roulston
Fjordland Exploration (read more...)

June 2009 - AME BC
Intersections
- Digging deeper for high quality products (read more...)

August 2009 - Dow Jones Newswires
CANADA VENTURE: Fjordland A Diversified Copper-Gold Play (read more...)

January 2009 - Research Capital
Fjordland makes Research Capital's "Drillers Dozen" to highlight some of the best new discoveries of the past 3 years (read more...)

November 2008 - PG Citizen
Exploration identifies promising area (read more...)

November 2008 - Resource World
Fjordland hits high grade at Woodjam (read more...)



 

QUEST JV Properties


Quesnel
Trough



Property
Locations


 

» Properties

In July 2007 Fjordland and Serengeti Resources Inc (TSX-V:SIR) signed a "Letter of Intent" to explore for porphyry-related precious and base metals, targeting the Quesnel Terrane between Williams Lake and Fort St James. Both companies had a 50% interest in the option agreement, however, through dilution Serengeti currently has a 58% interest.

In 2007 a total of 28 properties totalling 1,482 square kilometres were acquired comprising the QUEST JV. The Properties lie within the early Mesozoic-aged Quesnel Trough, a large regional depositional feature extending 2000 kilometres from the U.S. border in the south to the Stikine River in the north. The Quesnel Trough assemblage hosts numerous deposits of porphyry gold-copper style mineralization (see Quesnel Trough map) generally related to dioritic or monzonitic sub-volcanic intrusive bodies including the Mount Polley, Kemess, Kwanika, Quesnel River (QR) and Mt Milligan deposits.

Much of the area underlain by the properties is covered by glacial overburden, which has historically hampered conventional exploration. As such, this region represents a significantly under-explored area.

» Exploration

Fjordland and Serengeti acquired the properties based on publically available historic geophysical, geological, and geochemical information. In late 2007 to early 2008 airborne magnetic surveys at 250-metre line spacing were completed on 18 of the 28 properties.

Follow-up reconnaissance scale IP surveys totalling approximately 130 line-kilometres were completed over the most favourable magnetic anomalies on 11 of the QUEST properties. The 2008 IP surveys resulted in strong, coincident chargeability/resistivity anomalies on 7 of the 11 properties tested and weaker anomalies on 2 of the remaining 4 properties tested.

» Status

Of the initial 28 properties, 11 properties currently remain. To view descriptions of the properties as well as the exploration status select the links below:

 

 

 

 

Note: John Peters, PGeo is the QP who has reviewed the data presented.



 
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