Figure 5: Vertical section resistivity (inverted) plot of 2024 IP survey line 700N, looking to the northwest. Elevated resistivity is also interpreted to indicate zones of brecciation and quartz veining as observed in historical drill core. The resistivity anomaly closely correlates with some of the highest copper-in-soil values within the Rayfield Zone (up to 0.3% Cu).
Figure 5: Vertical section resistivity (inverted) plot of 2024 IP survey line 700N, looking to the northwest. Elevated resistivity is also interpreted to indicate zones of brecciation and quartz veining as observed in historical drill core. The resistivity anomaly closely correlates with some of the highest copper-in-soil values within the Rayfield Zone (up to 0.3% Cu).