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Cuts 128.2m of 2.55 g/t gold 160m from previous drill hole North of 60 Mining News – November 18, 2022
A geologist using GPS/GNSS equipment to survey along a rocky slope overlooking the Rogue property in Yukon, Canada.
Snowline Gold Corp. Nov. 15 announced that drills cut an incredible 128.2-meter intercept averaging 2.48 grams per metric ton gold from surface, within a wider 285.2-meter section averaging 1.45 g/t gold at its Rogue project in the Yukon.
Much like its V-22-010 hole that cut 318.8 meters of 2.55 g/t gold, which Snowline says changed its perception of the Valley zone, this latest step-out adds "sig...
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