Novared Mining links 926 soil samples with airborne resistivity to refine Wilmac cover model

• Novared Mining reported an integrated review of airborne resistivity data with 926 classified soil samples at the Wilmac Copper-Gold Project.
• Work refined a cover model that suggests younger Princeton Group rocks may obscure prospective Nicola Group basement targets across the property.
• A 211 ohm-meter screening cutoff separated conductive, cover-influenced responses from more resistive basement-like ground in 40 kHz data.
• REG soils showed higher median resistivity at 383 ohm-meters, with 11% below the cutoff, versus 288–311 ohm-meters for SED and QUAT.
• Planned field transects, shallow pits, mapping, and ground resistivity checks aim to validate the transition zone before advancing drill targeting.

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