Kingsmen Resources identifies magnetic targets at Las Coloradas project
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. completed an interpretation of ground magnetic data for its Las Coloradas project in Mexico, identifying two prominent magnetic bodies interpreted as potential hosts for mineralization.
Kingsmen Resources Ltd. has concluded its interpretation of ground magnetic data covering the entire Las Coloradas project area in Chihuahua, Mexico.
The interpretation revealed two significant magnetic bodies, designated A and B, situated within a halo of weaker magnetics. Both bodies exhibit strong magnetic signatures, exceeding 300 nT, and are interpreted to be shallow intrusive rock formations. Magnetic lineaments within body B clearly reflect the northwest trend of the Soledad and Soledad II structures, potentially indicating a link to mineralization.
Further geological interpretation suggests the magnetic patterns form a cymoid loop, a feature that can generate dilation zones potentially hosting mineralization in both northwest and northeast trends, at strike and depth. Historical workings are associated with magnetic body B, but widespread silver occurrences indicate other controls on mineralization.
Body A displays a northeast trend and is linked to the newly discovered Silvia-La Plata trend. Kingsmen Resources is currently compiling prospecting results with detailed magnetic data to identify the most promising drill targets. The Las Coloradas project is considered prospective for epithermal precious metals, skarn, and porphyry mineralization.