Hemis’ Anchor Gold project in the Cook Inlet of Alaska is one of their premium exploration properties. The many acres included in the property offer great potential.
Last week, a preliminary oceanographic survey began which utilized a cesium magnometer, a fathometer, side-scan sonar, and a StrataBox. The survey was begun to confirm the results of Aspen Exploration’s previous work, and to provide basic information for a planned drilling program.
In many of the key areas, the oceanographic survey found that the water depth was less then 10 meters; this is an ideal water depth for future exploration. The primary objective was completed after the team confirmed the position and strength of airborne magnetic surveys taken twenty years ago.
The company has also just finished processing data which supersedes the original survey taken by Aspen Exploration. Hemis hopes that the new survey will have better geographic controls and will resolve smaller scale features. A late summer drilling program is currently under negotiations with contractors.
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