MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire-November 26, 2010)-BOWMORE Exploration Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: BOW) ("Bowmore") is pleased to announce that it has contract Geophysics GPR International Inc., Montreal, Quebec, to conduct a survey of helicopter-borne geophysical on its 100% owned "Saint-Victor" located within the Southern Appalachian of Québec. The property that is inside a wide belt of sediment was targeted for the storage of near-surface type, large tonnage. The survey will consist of magnetic and (TDEM) time domain electromagnetic survey that covers an area of over 27,000 acres for a total of km 2410 flown. The survey of high-resolution aeromagnetic is designed to identify the main geological structures, contacts and conductors potential related to gold mineralized zones identified previously (see press release October 12). The survey will begin today and should be completed within 4-6 days.
Bowmore will incorporate the new data with existing geological mapping and exploration results to generate an interpretation that will be used to determine the peak program is scheduled for January 2011.
Mr. Paul Dumas, President of Bowmore, stated that "we are pleased to move quickly with the airborne survey before vacation. taking into account the size of our property and an area that we need to cover, the survey will help us to establish our flagship program that is scheduled for early 2011".
The technical information contained in this press release were approved by Brigitte Dejou p. Eng., Qualified Person as defined by Canadian NI 43-101.
About BOWMORE
BOWMORE is a Canadian exploration mining company focused on exploration of precious metal in Canada and Mexico.
The company trades on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "BOW".
For more information about BOWMORE, visit www.bowmorexploration.com.
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