Nevada King Gold Corp. has recently released results from drilling efforts at its Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada. The company reported 2.72 grams per ton of gold over 64 meters, including a high-grade zone of 4.29 grams per ton over 29 meters. These results come from a Phase II drill program aimed at connecting pit mineralization to the North Extension Target and defining the well-mineralized horizon within the West Atlanta Graben Zone. The drilling revealed thicker and higher-grade mineralization than previously recognized in the area. The company is now preparing for a Phase III regional drill exploration program to test priority drill targets around the Atlanta Caldera’s outer ring-fracture zone. By following mineralization northward along high-angle structures, Nevada King aims to identify high-grade structures and potentially expand mineral resources. The project, which hosts a pit-constrained oxide resource, has an NI 43-101 compliant estimate of measured resources at 200,000 ounces of gold and indicated resources at 260,000 ounces of gold. Further drilling and exploration activities are planned to unlock the full potential of the Atlanta Gold Mine Project.
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