X-TERRA RESOURCES
COMPLETES TRENCHING PROGRAM AT GROG AND NORTHWEST
Rouyn-Noranda, Québec,
November 10, 2021 -- InvestorsHub NewsWire
-- X-Terra Resources Inc. (TSXV:
XTT) (FRANKFURT: XTR) is pleased to announce that it
has completed its trenching program at the Grog and Northwest
properties located in Restigouche County, New Brunswick.
A total of 46 trenches were
completed, totalling 1.65 kilometres and over 420 rock samples were
collected. The sampling covered seven unique targets that were
selected based on the historical 2018 and 2019 till sampling
program, which were split into two groups, 20 kilometres apart. In
both cases, the technical teams highlighted that new quartz and
quartz-carbonate vein networks were identified in 22 of the 46
trenches and were associated with strong deformation features such
as shear zones and faults located close to fold hinges. Individual
veins within the networks ranged from 10 to 40 centimetres and
evolved locally in tectonic breccia over widths reaching locally 10
to 20 metres.
In parallel, a soil survey (B
horizon) has just been completed and served to cover additional
important targets on the property, including the Grog epithermal
system with the objective to support the ongoing structural study.
The area is generally devoid of outcrops making it necessary to
employ a combination of geochemistry and trenching to identify
additional gold potential. The geochemical technical teams from
Terrane Geoscience collected 977 samples, plus 53 blanks and 53
duplicates for a total of 1082, all of which have now been
delivered to the lab for assay.
Northwest
System
The Northwest property is known to
host isolated high grade gold bearing quartz veins previously
identified and sampled. Veins are developed in sediments of the
White Brook Formation and are composed of alternating sequence of
sandstone and siliceous mudstone. The area was covered by regional
till survey which identified kilometric gold grain
clusters.
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Approximately one kilometre of
trenching spread out over 25 unique trenches was completed to cover
four targets distributed inside a 20 square kilometre
area.
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Quartz and quartz-carbonate veins
networks were identified in 11 of the 25 trenches with apparent
widths ranging from less than 1 metre all the way up to 10 metres.
The veins identified are developed in coarse clastic sediments
close to siltstone contacts.
McKenzie Gulch
Fault area
Geochemistry of heavy minerals
concentrates obtained from 2019 regional till survey revealed
arsenic-antimony anomalies with local gold enrichment correlated
with known interpreted north-south regional faults related to the
McKenzie Gulch Fault system.
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650 metres of trenching spread out
over 21 unique trenches were completed to cover three targets,
approximately 2.8 kilometres apart. A fourth target was prospected
and sampled at surface.
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Quartz veining systems were
identified in 12 of the 21 trenches, which includes two major veins
system cut over lengths of 20 and 30 metres. Veins are commonly
brecciated and included in faulty material.
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Associated sulfides were observed
at two locations: chalcopyrite and sphalerite clots in quartz veins
of trench TR-21-41A and finely disseminated pyrite identified in
trenches TR-21-29 and TR-21-30 over 5 and 7 metres respectively.
This sulfidation is associated with carbonatization in a fault
zone.
Michael Ferreira, President and
Chief Executive Officer of X-Terra, states: "It was a very positive
trenching campaign that yielded many new exciting quartz veins
systems. The sulphides identified and associated with the crack and
fill texture of the quartz and quartz-carbonate veins is
reminiscent of the Rim high grade vein. In addition, the additional
geochemical sampling which is still ongoing will continue to
deliver even more exciting targets that will warrant further
exploration in the future."
All samples have been delivered to
Actlabs in Saint Germaine de Boule and the results are expected to
take approximately four to six weeks to receive.
Qualified
Person
Jeannot Théberge, P. Geo registered
in the Provinces of Québec and New-Brunswick, a consultant to
X-Terra Resources, a qualified person under National Instrument
43-101 Standards of Disclosure
for Mineral Projects ("NI 43-101") has reviewed the technical contents of this
news release and has approved the disclosure of the technical
information contained herein.
About X-Terra
Resources Inc.
X-Terra Resources is a resource
company focused on acquiring and exploring precious metals
properties in Canada.
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information:
X-Terra Resources
Inc.
Michael Ferreira,
President and Chief Executive Officer
147 Québec Avenue
Rouyn-Noranda, Québec, J9X
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