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Figure 1: Map showing the location of Eskay Mining’s tenure within the Golden Triangle.
Figure 2: Map showing Eskay Mining’s tenure and prospects with nearby deposits and discoveries
Figure 3: Map showing Eskay Mining’s planned Skytem survey areas as well as historic electromagnetic survey areas.
Figure 4: Map showing Eskay Mining’s planned IP and MT survey areas as well as historic IP survey areas.
Crosssection Plan Map with 2017 Drill Holes
E - W Plan Projected Cross-section Holes EK17-150, EK17-152
E - W Plan Projected Cross-section Holes EK17-145, EK17-143
E - W Plan Projected Cross-section Holes EK17-151, EK17-148
Mitchell North Block Trends
Corey Property - Cu Trend Red Lightning
Corey Property - Ni Trend Red Lightning
Eskay Mining Corp tenures
Eskay Mining Corp. Holdings in red illustrated SIB option in dark red; gold area is Barrick Gold
Eskay Mining Corp. Holdings illustrated in green, Seabridge Gold is blue and Pretium is in pink
Eskay Mining Corp. Holdings illustrated in green, Seabridge Gold is blue and Pretium is in pink - with location position in BC
Eskay Mining Corp. Holding in yellow with various projects illustrated including major deposits outside our Holdings
Eskay Mining Corp projects illustrating the 100% owned Corey in the south, and the 80% owned Kirkland Lake Gold Joint venture to the north
Southeast Corey Property Area of Interest
Golden Triangle Companies surrounding Eskay
Eskay maps relative to GGI FYI
Eskay maps relative to GGI FYI
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Ni Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Ag Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Au Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Co Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Cu Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Ni Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Corey Property Regional Mineral Occurrences & Ni Stream Sediment Geochemistry
Eskay Creek-Sulphurets area, northwestern B.C.
Eskay Mining Corp. claims with 2018 VTEM survey area and identified coincident geochemical and conductivity anomalies
Colour Map of Sfz30 conductance (mid time channel response, Red = relative conductance high, blue = low) and identified anomalous zones.
Examples of sulfide stockwork feeder mineralization encountered in recent drilling at Jeff target. Gold colors are pyrite. Fine grains of tetrahedrite, a silver sulfosalt mineral, occurs interstitial to pyrite in the upper photo. Bright red spots in the lower photos are pyrargyrite, also a silver sulfosalt mineral.
SkyTEM data from the northern part of Eskay’s project area. Cool colors are resistive rocks. Warm colors are conductive rocks. The contact between highly conductive Bowser Lake Group sedimentary rocks and the more resistive Hazelton Group volcanic rocks is readily apparent, in orange (solid where mapped and dashed where inferred; thick with teeth denotes thrust faulting). It is along this contact and areas of Hazelton Group rocks below that Eskay Mining considers prospective for precious metal-rich VMS mineralization. Thus, the eastern side of the Eskay anticline is considered highly prospective from Jeff to the Eskay Creek mine.
SkyTEM data from a select area in the far northeast part of the project area where a well-defined conductive feature is coincidental with very high Au BLEG stream sediment anomalies shown in transparent overlay. See Figure 2 for reference. Eskay Mining considers the area defined by the oval to be a very high new priority target and is making plans to drill here later this year.