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News Releases |
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February 1, 2010
Darnley Bay Resources Issued Prospecting Permits, Winter Exploration Program in
Preparation
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December
29, 2009
Darnley Bay Resources Closes C$5.0 Million Private Placement Financing
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December
22, 2009
Darnley Bay Resources Announces Inuvialuit Concession Agreement, New Director and Debt Conversion |
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Current Activities |
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February 1, 2010
Map of Land Holdings: Minerals Concession and Prospecting Permits
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January 7, 2010
Darnley Bay Resources Moving Ahead in 2010
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September 17, 2009
Darnley Bay Background and Historical Review Presentation
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Information on the Inuvialuit Settlement Region
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Paulatuk Photos |
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Quote For DBL |
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PRESENTATIONS |
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Darnley
Bay
Corporate
Presentation
Exploring
North America's
Largest Gravity Anomaly
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Darnley Bay Background and
Historical Review Presentation
September, 2009
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Darnley Bay Yellowknife Geoscience Forum Presentation Exploring
for Metals and Diamonds at Darnley Bay,
Northwest Territories, November 20, 2008
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BASE
METAL PROJECT |
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The Geological Survey of Canada (GSC) has assigned a moderate to a high rating for
the Anomaly to be a major mineral complex comparable to the Sudbury Basin in Ontario. |
Darnley
Bay Anomaly
Magnetic and gravity
intensity
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Anomaly Drill Target Areas
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Locations of the eleven gravity targets (black circles) selected from the fine gravity inversion,
with previous deep drill hole (DBR-001) and original gravity stations (red circles)
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SURFACE
DRILL TARGET
The location of the eleven targets selected from the gravity
modelling are display in a plan superimposed on the density contrast extracted from the
fine gravity model for the layer at sea level. The purplish colours indicate zones of
positive density contrast whereas the bluish colours indicate zones of negative density
contrast. The zones of positive density contrast are of greatest interest for further exploration.
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UPDATED DIAMOND PROGRAM |
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In addition to the base metals, diamondferous kimberlites have been discovered in the projected area. It appears that the Lac de Gras diamond corridor has been offset to the west and continues north through Darnley Bay. |
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