Drill cuts spectacular zinc at Dry Creek
1.4 meters of 35% zinc cut 200 meters down dip of resource North of 60 Mining News – October 1, 2021
Last updated 10/7/2021 at 2:44pm

White Rock Minerals Ltd.
DC21-97, the first hole drilled this year at Red Mountain, cut 1.4 meters averaging 35% zinc, 12.2% lead, 237 g/t silver, 2.9 g/t gold, and 0.3% copper at the Dry Creek deposit.
White Rock Minerals Ltd. Sept. 28 reported that drilling has tapped spectacular zinc grades well outside the resource at Dry Creek, indicating the potential for a substantial expansion of this polymetallic volcanogenic massive sulfide deposit on the company's 323-square-mile (836 square kilometers) Red Mountain project in Alaska.
Dry Creek and the nearby WTF deposits near the eastern end of the...
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