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The Gochager Lake project hosts the historic Gochager Lake deposit. The Saskatchewan Mineral Deposit Index (SMDI#0880) reports a historic mineral reserve of 4,262,400 tons grading 0.295% Ni, 0.081% Cu1. To date Fathom has drilled into the historic deposit confirming the Ni-Cu mineralization and has extended the mineralization along strike and to depth. Significant high-grade Ni-Cu-Co sulphide veins and sulphide breccias have been intersected by Fathom drilling.
The Albert Lake project is host to the famous, historic, past producing Rottenstone Mine. SMDI#0958 reports past production (1965-1969) of 28,724 tons grading 3.28% Ni, 1.83% Cu, 9.63 g/t palladium (Pd), platinum (Pt) plus gold (Au). The Rottenstone Mine is recognized as one of the highest magmatic nickel sulphide deposits mined in Canada. Fathom exploration confirms the Rottenstone mineralization continues south of the historic mine workings and importantly Fathom Nickel is the first company since the original discovery of the Rottenstone deposit in 1929 to make a new Ni-Cu+3E (Pd-Pt+Au) discovery; the Bay-Island Trend located 500 meters west-northwest of the Rottenstone deposit.
The recently staked Friesen Lake property is a grassroots exploration project. SMDI#0928a references an ultramafic mineralized showing that has been trenched and drilled. Fathom to date has not performed any exploration on the property.
- 90,460 Hectares at Albert Lake
- 23,110 Hectares at Gochager Lake
- 10,133 Hectares at Friesen Lake
