PROVINCIAL RECORDING OFFICE -SUDBURY

RECEIVED

AUG 162004A.M. P.M.

Geological and Geochemical Report on the Norman Property

Norman Township

Sudbury Mining Division Ontario

Prepared for PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD.

August 12, 2004

RECEIVED

AUG 1 6 20G ;t

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OfFICE

Prepared by Dennis Gore

and Walter Peredery

41I15SW2078 2.28289 NORMAN 010

Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction ......................i................................................ 2

2.0 Location and Access ................................................................................................. 2

3.0 Property Description and Tenure .............................................................................. 2

4.0 Physiography and Climate ........................................................................................ 2

5.0 Regional Geology ..................................................................................................... 5

6.0 Exploration ................................................................................................................ 7

Figures

Figure l Sudbury Intrusive Complex Geology Map ..................................... 6Figure 2 Norman Property Map...................................................................... 9

Appendices

Appendix l ................................................................Walter Peredery Report, July 7 ,2004Appendix 2 ...............................................................................................Assay Certificates

1.0 INTRODUCTION

In July of 2004 Platinum Group Metals Ltd. Sudbury geologist Dr. Walter Peredery to examine outcrops in three claim blocks in Norman Twp held by Platinum Group Metal Ltd. The claims are located in Norman Township in the Sudbury Mining Division about 30 kilometers north of the City of Sudbury. The claims are located with a few kilometers of the northern contact of the Sudbury Intrusive Complex (SIC).

The results of those traverses and sampling program is described in Dr. Peredery's report.

2.0 LOCATION and ACCESS

To get to the Brady claims, one proceeds north from Sudbury along highway 80 to Capreol for about 23 kilometers. Proceeding north along highway 84 which goes through Capreol, proceed along logging roads through Norman Township. Logging Roads traverse the claims and provide easy access. The CNR railway and the Vermillion River are located less then a kilometer to the west of the claims.

3.0 PROPERTY DESCRIPTION and TENURE

The property in question comprises of 2 mining claims consisting of 3 units. The claims are situated in Norman Township in the Sudbury Mining Division, and 7 of the 8 claims have been registered to Platinum Group Metals Ltd... The claim numbers are as follows: 1163585, 1199236-119240 inclusive and 1249671 and were all staked in 2001. Claim number 1244457 is still registered to Brady but is included as part of the agreement between Brady and PTG.

Details of the claims are summarized as follows:

Table AClaim No. No. of Units

3003201 l3003202 2

4.0 PHYSIOGRAPHY and CLIMATE

The topography in Norman Township is typical of the Canadian Shield; the relief is subdued- but rugged. The main regional drainage flows from north to Vegetation in this area of northeastern Ontario is typical mixed forest consisting of birch, poplar and pine in the elevated areas of the township. This part of Northeastern Ontario experiences hot to dry summers with temperatures ranging from 32 degrees C in the summer and temperatures as low as - 40 degrees C in the winter. Annual precipitation is up to 880 millimeters.

5.0 Regional Geology

The project area and surrounding terrain is underlain by Precambrian rocks consisting of metavolcanics intruded by granitic rocks and mafic dykes. Huronian metasediments rest unconformably on top of these basement rocks while Nipissing (quartz) gabbro sills and dykes and olivine diabase dykes intrude the basement and Huronian rocks.

The nickel-copper ore deposits of Falconbridge Limited in Sudbury are associated with a large body of igneous rock known as the Sudbury Igneous Complex (SIC). The SIC is located at the junction of the Superior, Southern and Grenville provinces. Archean gneisses and granites of the Superior province outcrop to the north and east of the complex. Early Proterozoic rocks of the Huronian Supergroup occur mainly to the south. The SIC has an elliptical shape with the major axis striking northeast for a distance of 60 kilometres and the minor axis approximately 27 kilometres long. The main rock units of the SIC range from an outer ring of norite through a transition zone of gabbro to an inner zone of granophyre. The rock contacts have an average inward dip of about 45 0 along the north part of the SIC and are generally steeply dipping to overturned in the south and east.

The mineralization in the deposits consists of zones of massive, inclusion-bearing massive, stringer and disseminated sulphides associated with brecciated host rocks located in footwall troughs or embayments around the outer, lower edge of the SIC. The major ore zones in the South Range deposits (Lindsley, Lockerby) are hosted in Sublayer, the discontinuous lowermost unit of the SIC. The Sublayer is an igneous breccia containing various amounts of sulphides and a wide variety of xenoliths. Most of the ore zones in the North Range deposits (Craig, Fraser, Onaping) are found in the heterogeneous Footwall Breccia unit. The matrix of the Footwall Breccia can contain various amounts of sulphide disseminations, stringers and fragments, or can be completely replaced by sulphides. The Fraser Copper deposit consists of a series of copper-nickel sulphide veins cutting the footwall gneisses approximately 300 metres to 800 metres below the SIC contact. These veins also have a significant precious metal content.

The minerals pyrrhotite, pentlandite, chalcopyrite and pyrite are the major sulphides in the Sudbury ores. Magnetite is a common metallic mineral. Pentlandite is the main nickel-bearing sulphide with a nickel content of 33 to 35 weight percent. It also contains an average of l weight percent cobalt. The nickel content of pyrrhotite varies from 0.4 to 1.2 weight percent. The footwall veins at the Fraser Copper deposit are predominantly composed of chalcopyrite, cubanite and pentlandite, with lesser amounts of pyrrhotite millerite, bornite and magnetite.

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6.0 EXPLORATION

See attached Walter Peredery report for details on the 2004 exploration program . A summary of sampling and assay results are given below. No significant assay results were returned from the 2004 sampling.

Sample Assay Results - Norman Property - July 2004

SAMPLEDESCRIPTIONSample 1 -amphibolite with 1-2 0Xodisseminated pyrite/chalcopyriteSample 2 -diabase with 1-2 07odisseminated pyriteSample 3 -amphibolite with 200Xopyrite

PGM-

ICP23Assay

Number

374460

374461

374462

Au ppm

0.005

0.003

0.005

PGM-

ICP23Pt

ppm

^.005

^.005

*0.005

PGM-ICP23

Pd ppm

^0.001

eO.OOI

0.005

ME-ICP61Ag

ppm

<0.5

c0.5

O.5

ME-ICP61As

ppm

^

<5

<5

ME-ICP61Co

ppm

49

37

154

ME-ICP61Cu

ppm

111

42

272

ME-ICP61Ni

ppm

40

40

31

ME-ICP61S"/o

0.34

0.33

MO.O

ME-ICPZn

ppm

136

143

47

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Appendix l

Walter Peredery Report , July 7 ,2004

PTM Claim Blocks in Norman Township, Sudbury Area

By Walter V. Peredery

Introduction.At the request of Dennis Gore, I spent two days (July 2 &6, 2004) taking a

cursory examination of outcrops in three claim blocks in Norman Twp held by Platinum Group Metal Ltd.. Most of the outcrops examined were in the vicinity of old bush roads which transect the claim blocks. Some outcrops examined were just outside of the claim blocks, but they are quite revealing in terms of the sulphide mineralization present in the area.

A GPS 72 unit was used in locating the outcrops, and the mineralized samples. Generally the accuracy of this unit is +S- 3m.

A number of claim posts were also located during the traverses. Their GPS coordinates are given below.

Rocks, Claim Posts and their GPS Coordinates.

Station - 504134, 5180169, 335m elevation.Amphibolite. Medium grained, green, weakly foliated. Contains some pinkish-red

feldspars, and pink coarse grained pegmatitic veins up to few cms wide.

Station-504134, 5180127, 337m.Amphibolite. Ditto. Locally epidote stringers, t-2% disseminated Py-Cpy. Sample taken, (#1) assay number 374460.

Station - 504087, 5180095, 328mGranitic gneiss. Coarse grained , pink, massive to weakly foliated.

Station - 504061, 5180081, 314m.Granitic gneiss. Foliation at 3500 - 800E. Vermillion River on W. side.

Station-504081, 5180130, 315m.Granitic gneiss. Vermillion River on W. side. Solid outcrop between the last three

stations.

Station- 504081, 5180155, 307m.Diabase. Fine to medium grained, massive, and with a distinct diabasic texture.

Probably a Matachewan age dyke. Pegmatitic veins up to 5cms wide. Disseminated Po - l-207o. Near inlet just to the N. of the River. Its trend is about NW-ly.

Sample Taken (#2) assay number 374460.

5m to the east of this Station there is a claim post 3003201 (3).

Station - 504093, 5180194, 301m.Amphibolite. Medium grained, green, foliated, with numerous epidote stringers

+I- Py in fractures. Foliation at 1300-900 .

Station- 504408,5180737,335m.Claim posts: 1118133- 800m S. of Post #1

3003202 (3) 1179578(4) 1230266(3)1229793 - 1200m S. of Post #1 124163(3)

Station-504715, 5181253.Road splits to the NE and NW. NW road used more frequently.

Station - 504690, 5181386, 337m. Steep hill and low flat ground to the south.Granitic gneiss. Coarse grained, pink, with a few inclusions of amphibolite up to

0.5m in length.Foliation-3500-900 .

Station- 504779, 5181342, 329m.Granitic gneiss. Ditto. Continuous outcrop from above station to this one.

Station-505177, 5181538, 381m. Taped line trending at 2200 .

Station-505214, 5181562,418m Claim Posts: 1118132(1)

1179386(4) .....8134(1) broken tag 3005266 (4) 1198343(4) 1165583(3)

Station - 505294, 5181610, 347m. 15m N. of bush road.Granitic gneiss. 50m oval exposure. Foliation 3200 -800 NE. Few amphibolide

inclusions.

Station - 505607, 5181560, 366m.Entrance to a bush road off the Main Road.

Station - 505890, 5182599, 326m. Few metres N. of the bush road.

Granitic gneiss packed with amphibolite inclusions. Foliation l O0 - 900 . Amphibolite shows signs of migmatization by granitic materials, and carries stringers of epidote.

Station - 505988, 5182632, 336m.Granitic gneiss. Small outcrop 2-3m diameter.

Station - 506391, 5182645, 356m. few metres N of bush road. Claim posts: 1227749, 400m S of Post # l

1221594, 400m S of Post # l

Station - 506438, 5182661, 331m. 20m E of bush road.Granitic gneiss locally with inclusions of migmatized amphibolite. Local foliation

atl00 -900 .

Station - 506467, 5182726,340m. 20m E of bush road. 20x30m outcrop hill.Granitic gneiss. Coarse grained, pink, massive to weakly foliated. Few

amphibolitic inclusions.60m SE another similar outcrop of mainly Granitic gneiss, locally with migmatitic

amphibolite clusters up to a few metres in diameter. Foliation at 900 -900 .

Station - 505451, 5182125, 330m. Few metres E of Main Road. Power Line running at 115 0 and a service road parallel to it.

Granitic gneiss with migmatitic amphibolite inclusions producing a foliation at 145 0 -800 NE.

Station - 505578, 5181172, 330m. 50m W of Main Road. Outcrop about 50m in diameter.

Granitic gneiss. Minor amphibolitic inclusions. Foliation at 2000 -900 . Quartz veins-lenses up to 5 cms wide and trending at 105 0 - 500S.

Station - 505756, 5181401, 304m. About 100m E of Main Road. N side of an old sand 81. gravel pit.

Mineralized amphibolite and granitic gneiss. Foliation at 3100 -900 . Amphibolite is medium grained, green, and contains disseminated and massive pyrite bands up to several cms wide. Epidote slivers and veinlets are common. The mineralized zone is l-2m wide but it could be much as the partial exposure suggests.

On the N side of the outcrop is mainly granitic gneiss. On the SE side there is an old pit now filled with water.

Sample taken of the pyritic mineralization (#3) assay number 374462.

Station - 505677, 5180729,321m. 50m E of Main Road. Outcrop area about 50m in diameter.

Granitic gneiss with migmatized amphibolite masses up to several metres in diameter.

Discussion A Conclusions.Most of the outcrops in the three claim blocks are represented by granitic gneisses

carrying variable concentrations of inclusions of amphibolites, ranging from a few per cent to dominantly amphibolite in some outcrops.

These amphibolites were originally probably mainly basic volcanic rocks, as there is good evidence of this elsewhere in the gneisses surrounding the Sudbury Basin. Some of the amphibolites are large enough to be identified as mappable units. (See published maps of the Sudbury area, and also J. Brady Copenhagen property area). In the claim blocks such amphibolites are up to several tens of metres in diameter.

The amphibolites show various degrees of injection by granitic and pegmatitic materials, or migmatization by felsic fractions. In places, however, the amphibolites have been partially digested and incorporated into the felsic magma producing an intermediated composition basement rock.

From previous studies of the granitic gneisses it is known that some of these gneisses have undergone granulite facies metamorphism and have been retrogressed to amphibolite and greenschist facies. Their spatial position surrounding the Sudbury Basin suggests that they were brought up from depth probably by the Impact mechanism that produced the Sudbury Basin Structure. As such the amphibolites contained in these gneisses could represent relics of volcanic rocks overlying the original ancient basement rocks.

In the claim block near the Vermillion River, there is apparently a diabasic dyke rock as evidenced by its diabasic texture. Its width could not be established. Its trend is possibly to the NW. Similar dykes are known on the North Range where they appear to form two sets of orthogonal orientations - NS and E W, and NW and NE. The NW trending dykes are generally accepted to be of Matachewan age. Some of the Matachewan age dykes in the Sudbury area are known to carry sulphide mineralization. The EW dykes are the latest dykes in the Sudbury area in that they cut the Sudbury Basin rocks.

Sulphide mineralization in the PTM claim blocks is associated with the amphibolites and the diabasic dyke rock. In the amphibolites disseminated pyrite is generally present in seams or in fractures where it is associated with secondary epidote (sample #1). Heavily mineralized amphibolites (Sample #3) occur just east of the claim block near the Main Road. Blocks of similar mineralized rock are also found in the newly discovered extension of the Whistle offset, just south of IR road #11.

Disseminated sulphides also occur in the diabase in the claim block near the Vermillion River. Here, however, the sulphides appear to be mainly of pyrrhotite and possibly some chalcopyrite (sample #2).

Conclusions.

1) Lithologies in the three claim blocks include granitic gneisses, amphibolites and diabase.

2) Amphibolites occur as variably migmatized bodies in the granitic gneisses, or simply as inclusions.

3) Amphibolites carry disseminated and massive pyrite type of sulphide mineralization. The latter type is probably part of a VMS deposit.

4) Diabase dyke rock carries disseminated pyrrhotite (chalcopyrite) in the claim block near the Vermillion River.

Walter V. Peredery, PhD1974 Armstrong StreetSudbury, Ont., P3E 4W1Tel. 7055221315Fax 705 522 2819E-mail - wvpconsulting@yahoo.com

July 7, 2004.

Appendix 2

Assay Certificates

EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRYALS Canada LW.212 Brooksbank AvenueNorth Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 CanadaPhone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

To: PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD. 800-409 GRANVILLE ST VANCOUVER BC V6C 1T2

Page: 1Finalized Date: 30-JUL-2004

This copy reported on 10-AUG-2004Account: SEM

CERTIFICATE TB04043711

Project: NormanP.O. No.:This report is for 3 Rock samples submitted to our lab in Thunder Bay, ON, Canada on13-JUL-2004.

The following have access to data associated with this certificate:DENNIS GORC l l

SAMPLE PREPARATIONALS CODE

WEI-21 CRU-31 LOG-22 PUL-31 SPL-21

DESCRIPTION

Received Sample Weight Fine crushing - 700X0 <2mm Sample login - Red w/o BarCode Pulverize split to 850Xo ^5 um Split sample - riffle splitter

ANALYTICAL PROCEDURESALS CODE

ME-ICP61 PGM-ICP23

DESCRIPTION

27 element four acid ICP-AES Pt, Pd, Au 30g FA ICP

INSTRUMENT

ICP-AES ICP-AES

To: PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD. ATTN: DENNIS GORC 800-409 GRANVILLE ST VANCOUVER BC V6C 1T2

This is the Final Report and supersedes any preliminary report with this certificate number. Results apply to samples as submitted. All pages of this report have been checked and approved for release. Signature:

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212 Brooksbank AvenueNorth Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 CanadaPhone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 604 984 0218

To: PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD. 800-409 GRANVILLE ST VANCOUVER BC V6C 1T2

Project: Norman

Page: 2 - ATotal # Pages: 2 (A-C)

Finalized Date: 30-JUL-2004Account: SEM

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS TB0404371 1

MethodAnalyt*Units

Sample Description LOR

WEI-21 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23 PGM-ICP23 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61RecvdWt. Au Pt Pd Ag Al Am

kg ppm ppm ppm ppm 'K ppm0.02 0.001 0.005 0.001 0.5 0.01 5

ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61Ba B*

ppm ppm10 O.S

E-ICP61 ME-ICP61Bl Ca

ppm 7.2 0.01

ME-ICP61 Cd

ppm O.5

ME-ICP61Co

ppm1

ME-ICP61Cr

ppm1

ME-ICP61 Cu

374460374461374462

0.49 0.005 O.005 O.001 O.S 7.170.73 0.003 O.005 O.001 0.5 7.660.84 0.005 O.005 0.005 O.S 3.24

90 O.S160 2.240 O.S

8.206.700.08

0.5 O.S O.S

4937154

1144338

11142272

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212 BrooksbankAvenueNorth Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 CanadaPhone: 604 984 0221 Fax: 6049840218

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Project: Norman

Page: 2 - BTotal # Pages: 2 (A-C)

Finalized Date: 30-JUL-2004Account: SEM

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS TB0404371 1

Method Analyt* Units

Sample Description LOR

374460 374461 374462

ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 ME-ICP61 Fa K Mg Mn Mo Na Nl P Pb S Sb Sr Ti V WTO TO TV ppni ppffl TO W* HI ppnt ppflt *}fe ppw ppift TO pptn ppm

0.01 0.01 0.01 5 1 0.01 1 10 2 0.01 S 1 0.01 1 10

11.25 0.36 2.71 1910 -:1 1.63 40 690 22 0.34 *5 222 0.95 386 -:10 9.84 0.41 3.59 1575 1 2.11 40 1280 23 0.33 ^ 702 1.00 417 ^0 26.8 0.19 0.61 553 22 0.24 31 230 23 MO.O ^ 12 0.07 24 ^0

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212 Brooksbank AvenueNorth Vancouver BC V7J 2C1 CanadaPhone: 604 984 0221 Fax; 6049840218

To: PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD. 800-409 GRANVILLE ST VANCOUVER BC V6C 1T2

Project: Norman

Page: 2 - CTotal#Pages: 2 (A-C)

Finalized Date: 30-JUL-2004Account: SEM

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS TB04043711

Sample Description

MethodAnalyt*UnitsLOR

ME-ICP61Zn

ppm2

374460374461374462

13614347

B ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No: W0470.01295

Recording Date: 2004-AUG-16

Approval Date: 2004-DEC-08

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2004-JUL-02

to: 2004-JUL-07

Client(s):

392741

Survey Type(s):

PLATINUM GROUP METALS LTD.

ASSAY GEOL

Work Report Details:

Claim*

S 3003201

S 3003202

External Credits:

Reserve:

Perform

S927

S928

81,855

Perform Approve

S927

S928

31,855

Applied

S800

S800

81,600

Applied Approve

3800

S800

81,600

Assign Assign Approve

SO

so

so

0

0

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Reserve

S127

S128

S255

Reserve Approve oue oate

S127 2006-AUG-16

S128 2005-AUG-16

S255

SO

S255 Reserve of Work Report*: W0470.01295

S255 Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

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Ministry ofNorthern Developmentand Mines

Date: 2004-DEC-09

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

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Submission Number: 2.28289 Transaction Number(s): W0470.01295

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact STEVEN BENETEAU by email at sieve.beneteau@ndm.gov.on.ea or by phone at (705) 670-5855.

Yours Sincerely,

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Senior Manager, Mining Lands Section

Gc: Resident Geologist

Micheal Dennis Gore (Agent)

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ADMINISTRATIVE DISTRICTS l DIVISIONSMining DivisionLand Titles/Registry DivisionMinistry of Natural Resources District

SudburySUDBURYSUDBURY

TOPOGRAPHIC

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Administrative Boundaries

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Provincial Park

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Mine Shafts

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Railway

Road

Trail

Natural Gas Pipeline

Utilities

Tower

Land Tenure

Freehold Patent

[T1 Surface And Mining Rights

FT! Surface Rights Only

r^"l Mining Rights Oniy

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fgl Mining Rights Only

Licence of Occupation

nrj Uses Not Specified

nn Surface And Mining Rights

ri"! Surface Rights Only

rn Mining Rights Only

ra Land Use Permit

j OK j Order In Council (Not open for staking)

PT] Water Power Lease Ajreement

Mining Claim

Filed Only Mining Claims

LAND TENURE WITHDRAWALS

! 1234 l Areas Withdrawn from Disposition

~~ ' Mining Acts Withdrawal TypesWsrn Surface And Mining Rights Wi9idrawnWs Surface Rights Only WithdrawnWm Mlnlnfl Rlghta Only Witidmwn

Older In Council Withdrawal Types W"sm SuiOc* And Mining Rlghta Withdrawn W's SiiiAct Rlghtt Only withdrawn Wem Mining Rights Only Withdrawn

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LAND TENURE WITHDRAWAL DESCRIPTIONSIdentifier Type Date Description

W-S-24/00 W-S-42-04

Wsm Wsm

May 26, 2000 Sec. 35 W-S-24/00 26/OS/OO MSS 196150 Jul27, 2004 Sec. 35 W-S-42-04 S.R.O. 2004/07/27 195150

5,181,500N

3003202

Norman Twp.

Wisner Twp.

LEGEND

PTG Claims

Traverse Station (Showing Station Number, Rock Type/Feature Description, Rock Sample Number)

3003201

River or Stream, Lake

2 Amphibolite Gneiss *Semple fi Topo Contour

(10m nterval)

500m spacing (NAD 83 Grid)

Latitude/Longitude

Township Boundary

Road

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2004 Field Work - Walter PerederyStation Locations With

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