MineralSaskatchewan / Public drilling record
PLN14-012
The Saskatchewan government compilation identifies PLN14-012 as drill-hole record 55850834, with a recorded total hole length of 293.00 metres at EXPLORATION ON THE PATTERSON LAKE NORTH PROPERTY.
| Field | Recorded value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Government drill-hole ID | 55850834 | Government record ↗ |
| Government feature ID | 4983b737-e00e-4fbf-a39e-6729885a9a54 | Government record ↗ |
| Drill-hole name | PLN14-012 | Government record ↗ |
| Recorded operator | Fission 3.0 | Government record ↗ |
| Recorded project / property | EXPLORATION ON THE PATTERSON LAKE NORTH PROPERTY | Government record ↗ |
| Drilling date text as supplied | 2014-01-24 --> 2014-01-28 | Government record ↗ |
| Commodity of interest | Not reported | Government record ↗ |
| Drill type | "diamond" (hydraulic rotary), reverse circulation (RC) | Government record ↗ |
| Total hole length (m) | 293.00 | Government record ↗ |
| UTM easting (m) | 232,506.39 | Government record ↗ |
| UTM northing (m) | 6,417,247.13 | Government record ↗ |
| Initial inclination (degrees) | -85.03 | Government record ↗ |
| Initial azimuth (degrees) | 60.56 | Government record ↗ |
| Wedge hole: source label | No | Government record ↗ |
| Underground hole: source label | No | Government record ↗ |
| Source reference as recorded | MAW00776 | Government record ↗ |
| Coordinate reference system | NAD 1983 CSRS UTM Zone 13N (EPSG:2957) | Government record ↗ |
Length is not an assay interval
Total hole length describes the drilled path. It is not the length of mineralised rock, vertical depth, true width or evidence of an economic resource. This government layer does not supply assay intervals, so grades and gram-metre products are not inferred here.
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The operator and project names are recorded historical labels. Drilling dates are preserved as supplied and may include estimated dates or ranges. Initial inclination and azimuth describe the collar orientation, not the full hole trajectory. Wedge holes may share the parent collar and report length from surface.
Government drill-hole IDs can repeat across source entries. The feature ID above distinguishes this entry without assuming that matching hole IDs are separate physical holes. The source-reference text is reproduced without inventing a report URL. Open the government record and use the cited reference to locate the original report. Read the government field definitions ↗.
Source: Saskatchewan Mining and Petroleum GeoAtlas, Minerals and Quaternary Drillhole Compilation, retrieved Sep 5, 2026. Contains information licensed under the Government of Saskatchewan Standard Unrestricted Use Data Licence (Version 2.0). This product is not endorsed by the Government of Saskatchewan.