Underexplored Opportunity
Location: Addana Mountains, Tata Province, near Akka, ~300 km south of Agadir.
Scale: Seven licences covering 112 km².
Highlights:
– Historical mining grades up to 80% lead and over 1,200 g/t silver.
– Modern sampling confirms high-grade mineralization, including 564 g/t Ag, 24.8% Pb, and 5.3% Zn from surface waste rocks.
– Numerous high-grade silver-bearing veins extending over 40 km of strike.
The Addana Project is a silver and lead, polymetallic deposit located in a district that has seen lead and silver mining for hundreds of years. Numerous high-grade veins can be seen from surface over an area over 40 km in strike length. The veins vary in length from 15m to 2.5km, generally about 40cm thick, often only a few metres and possibly amenable to the use of bulk open pit mining methods.
- Al Quifox ore (80% lead and 1200g/t silver)
- Amjoute ore (65% lead and 750-900g/t silver)
- Basic ore 50% lead and 600g/t silver.
Grab samples collected by Trigon from historic waste material:
- T1 – 317 g/t silver and 22.6% lead
- T2 – 99 g/t silver and 9.5% lead
- T3 – 564 g/t silver, 24.8% lead and 5.3% zinc
The Addana Project is located near Akka, in the province of Tata, located about 300 km from Agadir on the road connecting Agadir to Tata. The Addana Range was formed by an anticlinal fold in the Bani series of quartzites and schists, of Ordovician age.
High-Grade Vein Field Marking Massive Silver-Dominated Poly-Metallic Deposit
- Pervasive workings for silver and lead veins over 40 km of strike length and 128km
of exploration claim ground. - Quartzite sandstone is injected with extensional shear vein sets that extend throughout the area, wherever they are exposed on topographic highs.
- Beyond the high-grade silver and lead, veins and host rock report high concentrations of copper, zinc and cobalt.
3N: 230m x 600m – 25 veins
3S: 200m x 600m – 19 veins
