Hecla Kilmer is a concentrically zoned, polyphase alkaline intrusive complex and magnetic anomaly 4 – 6 kms across and emplaced along a sub-province tectonic suture zone within the Archean Superior craton. Drill holes HK20-001 – 004 completed in October, 2020, are shown in white circles. Locations shown in red are permitted drill holes planned for 2021 in order to complete the first-pass drill test of Hecla-Kilmer based on the large and intense copper-gold hydrothermal breccia and alteration system discovered in the first 4 holes.
Hecla Kilmer is a concentrically zoned, polyphase alkaline intrusive complex and magnetic anomaly 4 – 6 kms across and emplaced along a sub-province tectonic suture zone within the Archean Superior craton. Drill holes HK20-001 – 004 completed in October, 2020, are shown in white circles. Locations shown in red are permitted drill holes planned for 2021 in order to complete the first-pass drill test of Hecla-Kilmer based on the large and intense copper-gold hydrothermal breccia and alteration system discovered in the first 4 holes.