alturas
PROJECT
alturas
PROJECT
Project overview
The Alturas Antimony Project is comprised of two claim blocks over 1,700 hectares in size, positioned on the western area of Dolly Varden Mountain. It is roughly 29 kilometers northeast of New Denver, British Columbia – an area recognized for its strong antimony, silver & gold potential.
Source 1: November 8, 2024, ‘Ultra High Grade Naturally Occuring Antimony at Alturas Project with Assays up to 69.98% Sb’ – Link
ALTURAS WEST
SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERY POTENTIAL:
Minimal modern exploration since the 1970s
Alturas West is positioned 29 kilometers northeast of New Denver, British Columbia – an area recognized for its strong antimony (Sb) mineral potential.1,2
Past-producing Alps-Alturas mine (1990s) – 95 tonnes of historical production with an average grade of 57.2% Sb1
Recent prospecting discovered high-grade antimony within massive stibnite-bearing veins – assays up to 69.98% Sb.3
Antimony + gold showings along >1.7 km of exploration strike length, in addition to copper and silver showings.
2025 Prospecting Program – The Company recently completed a ground-truth sampling program across historical showings – assays pending.
ALTURAS EAST
SIGNIFICANT DISCOVERY POTENTIAL
Minimal modern exploration since the 1970s
Alturas East is situated in the prolific Slocan Mining District.1
Olympus East & West mineral occurrences – historical high-grade silver, lead, and zinc grades, including 525.9 ppm Ag, 12.9% Pb, and 4.1% Zn in mineralized quartz-hematite veins.2
Andesite boulders 900m across strike returned assays up to 1.03% Cu, 0.72% Zn, and 48 ppm Ag.2
Historic drilling in the east, about 800m from past producing Ibex mine assayed 0.72 g/t gold over 0.91 metres from 12.8 m.3
2025 Prospecting Program – The Company recently completed a ground-truth sampling program across historical showings – assays pending.
Source 1: Highland Surprise Mine Minfile – Link
Source 2: ARIS 12167: Kallock, P., 1984. Reconnaissance Geological and Geochemical Investigation of the Olympus Mineral Claim, Slocan Mining Division, Kaslo, B.C. – Link
Source 3: ARIS 09060 – Visagie, D., 1981. Whitewater: Drilling Report, Hole WBC-80-4, Slocan Mining Division – Link
previous work
Additional Ground was Staked to the Southeast With Same Magnetic and Geological Features as well as Mineralogy. Past explorers identified minerals with the same Visual Characteristics as Massive Stibnite.
Source 1: November 8, 2024, ‘Ultra High Grade Naturally Occuring Antimony at Alturas Project with Assays up to 69.98% Sb’ – Link
