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| November 27, 2002 Imperial Acquires Nak Property Near Joss'alun | |
| Vancouver (November 27, 2002) - Imperial Metals Corporation (TSX:III) is pleased to announce the acquisition, by way of staking, of a property adjacent to the Joss'alun showing in the Atlin Mining District of northwestern British Columbia. The Nak Property covers the on strike extension of favorable stratigraphy that hosts high-grade copper mineralization, discovered by BC Ministry of Energy and Mines (BCMEM) geologists while conducting regional mapping, as part of the joint federal and provincial Atlin Targeted Geoscience Initiative. The newly acquired ground is located 75 kilometres southeast of Atlin, approximately 110 km south of the Yukon border. Mitch Mihalynuk of the BCMEM describes Joss'alun as "...a series of stacked lenses of semi-massive chalcopyrite and lesser pyrite, which are hosted by a dominantly mafic volcaniclastic unit interpreted to have formed in a submarine setting." "Deposit type and genesis are undetermined at this time."
"...mineralization disappears beneath the valley cover. However, blebs of chalcopyrite occur within mafic breccia at approximately the same stratigraphic level across the valley, about 1 km to the east-southeast." | |
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