Aussie drills massive sulfides in Alaska
North of 60 Mining News – June 8, 2018
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White Rock Minerals Ltd.
This core is from an 8.8-meter zone of massive to semi-massive sulfide mineralization drilled in the Dry Creek deposit at White Rock's Red Mountain project in Alaska.
White Rock Minerals Ltd. June 5 reported that massive sulfide mineralization was tapped in two of the first three holes drilled this year at Red Mountain, a zinc enriched volcanogenic massive sulfide project about 60 miles south of Fairbanks, Alaska.
Last year, Australia-based White Rock commissioned a resource calculation for the two main deposits at Red Mountain – Dry Creek and West Tundra...
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