Drum Project in Utah shows geological links to Nevada's Carlin Trend
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Silver Range Resources Ltd. provided an update on the Drum Project in central Utah, noting that its Eocene mineralization bears geochemical and geological similarities to gold mineralization along the Carlin Trend in Nevada. The project analyzed historic data collected by Goldfields Limited, Newmont Mining, and Troymet Minerals, which included 41 drill holes and 1,121 soil samples. The best gold mineralization found at Drum is structurally controlled, leading Silver Range Resources Ltd. to plan further exploration in this style.
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The Drum Project is located near the Thomas Caldera, and its mineralization is controlled by the Joy Fault, which appears to control high-grade gold deposits. The similarities to structurally controlled deposits in Nevada, such as Goldstrike and the Fourmile Deposit, suggest potential for similar resource types in the region.
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The discovery of structurally controlled gold mineralization could increase investment in mineral exploration projects in central Utah.
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