British Columbia · 100% Owned
Numerous targets within kilometres of the Kwanika deposits.
Project Overview
Redton is 100% owned, covers more than 3,460 hectares and adjoins the eastern boundary of Northwest Copper’s Kwanika deposit. The exploration target is a copper-gold porphyry deposit in a geological environment comparable with several major B.C. systems.
Multiple target areas have been identified across the property, including Redton North, Redton East, East Swan and Catchment Basin.
>3,460 ha
Property size
4
Named target areas
100%
Pacific Ridge owned
B.C.
Quesnel Terrane
Project Highlights
Adjacent to NorthWest Copper’s Kwanika deposit.
Pacific Ridge has identified a surface-geochemical target of similar size and orientation to the Kwanika Central Zone footprint, approximately 4.5 km east of Kwanika along an interpreted arc-transverse lineament.
Targets include Redton North, Redton East, East Swan and Catchment Basin.
Geological Context
Redton lies in the Quesnel Terrane, an island-arc belt known for major copper-gold porphyry deposits. Locally, volcanic and sedimentary units of the Takla Group and younger successions occur alongside the Hogem intrusive suite.
Complete Project Record
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Redton is 100% owned, covers more than 3,460 hectares and adjoins the eastern boundary of Northwest Copper’s Kwanika deposit. The exploration target is a copper-gold porphyry deposit in a geological environment comparable with several major B.C. systems.
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Redton lies within the Quesnel Terrane, a Mesozoic island-arc terrane juxtaposed against the ancestral North American continental margin. The belt includes Takla Group volcanic and sedimentary rocks, younger Chuchi Lake and Twin Creek successions, and the Late Triassic-to-Early Jurassic Hogem intrusive suite.