Treasure Island Corridor

• Northern most property in Nighthawk’s Indin Lake Gold Camp land package
• Located 10 kilometres north of Colomac
• Lies within a 6 km, largely underexplored, mineralized corridor that hosts several high-priority gold showings
• Nighthawk’s 2011 drilling (1,393m) targeted a system of stacked gold zones associated with a 200-metre-wide envelope of silicification near the volcanic rock-sedimentary rock contact
• Drilling results confirmed historic reports of gold along this contact region, and extended existing and new zones in all dimensions
• Shallow mineralization intersected by all holes within mafic volcanic rocks immediately north of the Gamble Dyke, a quartz-feldspar porphyry dyke (similar to the Colomac sill) that runs parallel to the volcanic rock – sedimentary rock contact
• This new zone was traced for over 150 metres and remains open in all dimensions
• Treasure Island represents an untapped opportunity.  This initial drill program has highlighted its potential as a near surface bulk mineable prospect as well as a high-grade vein type deposit

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