Requirements of Prospecting Submissions for Assessment Credit (Section 9)

Prospecting work is eligible for assessment work credit if the holder of the claim submits,

• a report on good quality paper suitable for reproduction,
  • identifying the mining land on which the survey was performed, its location and the means of access to it,
  • containing a key map showing the land surveyed in relation to identifiable topographic features and township boundaries or in relation to established survey lines, stations or markers,
  • providing a daily log describing in detail the nature and content of the work and the nature of rocks and mineralization observed during the performance of the work,
  • including all assays and analyses with their corresponding certificates,
  • giving the names of the persons who performed the work, along with their signatures,
  • giving the date of completion of the report; and
• a legible, uncoloured plan of the mining claim, drawn in ink on durable paper at a scale between 1:100 and 1:5,000 and suitable for photographic reproduction, showing,
  • the location of all traverses,
  • the location of all outcrops investigated and rock types, mineralization and trenches,
  • a plan of sampling, clearly identifying the location of each sample by number, letter or grid coordinate designation,
  • the character of the overburden, including boulders, clay, gravel and sand,
  • the distribution of swamp, muskeg and forest cover areas along all lines traversed,
  • lakes, streams and other notable topographic features, and railways, roads, trails, power lines, pipelines and buildings,
  • claim posts and boundary lines, township boundary lines, lot and concession lines, base lines, established survey lines, if any, and stations,
  • the mining claim, lease, patent or parcel numbers of all mining land covered by the survey,
  • a descriptive list of all symbols used, and
  • a graphic or bar scale and the north direction and indicating whether the bearing is astronomic or magnetic.