FIND:TSXV $ | OTCQB:BSENF $ Projects Projects Catharsis Project About the Catharsis Project The Catharsis project is 100% owned by Baselode Energy with no underlying royalties. Catharsis is on geological strike with the World’s largest and most-productive high-grade uranium district, the Wollaston and Mudjatik domains. Over 2 billion lbs U3O8 have been discovered along this trend. When searching for uranium deposits, this trend is the high-grade capital of the world. Location and Infrastructure Catharsis is located 75 km southwest from the Key Lake uranium mill. All-season Provincial highway 914, which services the Key Lake mill and McArthur River mine, cuts through the Property. The Property encompasses ~71,000 hectares 60 km south of the Athabasca Basin edge. Property Geology The Catharsis project straddles the Western Wollaston and Mudjatik domains (WWM); this transition area is host to over 2 billion pounds of high-grade uranium. Baselode has identified well-developed structural corridors, some with graphitic conductors (i.e., faults), but most importantly, the project area is part of a large regional zone of structural deformation which could have deep-roots and could be host to numerous secondary structures that would create permeability in the rocks to increase hydrothermal fluid flow. Similar geological horizons and structural elements to the Key Lake, Eagle Point and Millennium uranium systems have been interpreted on the Property. Exploration Targets Minimal historic exploration of the Property area in the 1970’s has revealed one area in the northeast part of the property (red dot on map below) where a grab sample returned 1.38 wt% U3O8, hematite altered fracture returned 3,200 ppm U, and numerous outcrop float grab samples returned 490 to 1,800 ppm U. Baselode has identified a number of sharp linear magnetic features that have been interpreted as “major” structures and these will provide a priority focus for future exploration. Geophysics The Property covers the same geophysical magnetic corridor (WWM) that hosts the Key Lake and other high-grade uranium deposits. A structural “lozenge” shape (purple polygons) can be inferred from the regional magnetics, suggesting the Property area has been subjected to intense and repeated structural deformation. The Catharsis “lozenge” shares the same orientation and size as one interpreted for the Key Lake structural system. Project Plan Baselode’s maiden exploration program on the Catharsis property is planned to include: Q1 2021: historic assessment compilation Q2/Q3 2021: historic assessment compilation Overview Shadow Project Hook Project Catharsis Project About the Catharsis Project Location and Infrastructure Property Geology Exploration Targets Geophysics Project Plan ABOUT US PROJECTS INVESTORS NEWS MEDIA CONTACT © 2021 Baselode Energy Corp. All Rights Reserved | Website by Adnet info@baselode.com Suite 1805 55 University Avenue Toronto, Canada M5J 2H7 416.644.1567 Cookies are used to make this website work and to enhance your experience. To learn more about the types of cookies this website uses, see our Cookie Policy. You can provide consent by clicking the "I Consent" button or by canceling this cookie notice. I Consent Manage Cookies Cookies are used to make this website work and to enhance your experience. To learn more about the types of cookies this website uses, see our Cookie Policy. We need your consent to use marketing cookies. Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. The intention is to display ads (via third party services) that are relevant and engaging for individual users. Please select the checkbox below to indicate your consent. I consent I do not consent Save Preferences Your cookie preferences have been saved