F4 Uranium (FFU.V) said Tuesday it started an airborne Mobile MagnetoTellurics survey over the western portion of its Wales Lake Project in northern Saskatchewan to identify if the prolific Patterson Lake Corridor continues on its lands.
The survey, which will include approximately 700 line kilometers of flying, is expected to help in determining if the trends observed on the Todd property continue onto the western extent of the Wales Lake property, the company said.
"We're excited to kick off our 2026 summer program at Wales Lake. The story here comes down to two of the most prolific corridors in the western Athabasca - the Patterson Lake Corridor, which hosts NexGen's Arrow and Paladin's Triple R deposits, and the parallel Saloon Trend, home to Paladin's new Atlas discovery and NexGen's Patterson Corridor East. Both are interpreted to trend toward our ground, and we suspect they carry on through the Wales Lake Project," vice president of exploration Erik Sehn said in a release.
The program is the first work of summer 2026 on F4's Western Athabasca portfolio, with additional work planned on Todd Lake and Wales Lake in the coming months, added F4 Uranium.
The Wales Lake Project is located just outside of the Southwestern Athabasca Basin, said the company.
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