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Alexco Resource Corp. Sept. 17 reported results from its 2015 drilling program at the Bermingham deposit of its Keno Hill Silver District project in Yukon Territory.

Significant true-width intercepts from this 2,595-meter program include: 4.98 meters grading 7,462 grams per metric ton silver; 4.76 meters grading 2,357 g/t silver; and 2.35 meters of 3,774 g/t.

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Together with the high-grade discovery intercept from the 2014 drill program - 6.39 meters grading 5,667 g/t silver, Alexco said the 2015 drilling has now identified a high-grade silver and gold-bearing zone over at least 140 meters down-plunge across a width of about 40 meters.

The zone averages 3.7 meters thickness and remains open both up-dip and down-dip.

Alexco President and CEO Clynt Nauman said this discovery "may be a game changer for the future of Keno Hill."

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