Cedar Bay

Cedar Bay was mined to the 2,200-foot level during operations from 1958 to 1990 with a total of 3.8 million tonnes mined at a grade of 1.63% Cu and 3.1 g/t Au. The majority of the ore mined was from the main zone and the north-easternmost parallel structure of the 10-20 zone up to a depth of 2,200 feet where the mineralization pinched in. There is a shaft descending to the 3,400-foot level. More recent exploration has identified a high-gold grade area in the 10-20 zone at approximately the same level as the bottom of the shaft. The goal of the 2018 program was to follow up on that high-grade area.

Source: Doré Copper Mining Corp Website page : Project webpage

The Cedar Bay project is located approximately five kilometres southeast of Chibougamau in north central McKenzie Township, in 1:50,000 scale NTS map sheet 32G/16. It consists of one mining lease, 18 mining concessions, and 127 contiguous claims totalling 5,209.4 ha. The centre of the claim block is located at approximately longitude 74°17’32”W and latitude 49°53’36”N. The centre of the currently defined mineralization is located at approximately 549,700mE and 5,526,900mN (NAD 83, Zone 18). The property is readily accessible by road.

Source: Technical report on the Corner Bay and Cedar Bay projects, northwest Quebec, Canada (June 15, 2019) page : 4-1

The Cedar Bay property is accessible by a paved road by driving approximately 5 km east from Chibougamau along Route 167 and approximately 3 km south along the Chemin de Ceinture to the mine access road.

Source: Technical report on the Corner Bay and Cedar Bay projects, northwest Quebec, Canada (June 15, 2019) page : 5-1