Great Pacific Gold (GPAC) has found multiple high-grade gold assays from various veined zones at its Kesar Creek gold project.
The Kesar Creek project consists of one exploration license and is contiguous with the K92 Mining tenements, approximately 10km to the northwest.
“The high gold grades encountered in this program are significant, especially when taking into consideration where the sampling was done,” GPAC chief executive officer Bryan Slusarchuk said. “The Western vein zone on the Kesar Creek project aligns with the Kora Vein system on the adjacent K92 Mining property.
“Kora, as many investors will know, is exceptionally robust, high grade and sizeable gold-copper deposit. This is an excellent start at Kesar which was made possible via the hard work and effective execution by the ground team, comprised mainly of employees and contractors from the local communities.”
GPAC recently received the green light to progress exploration at its Wild Dog copper-gold project, which has not been explored in over a decade.
“There is significant potential along strike, with more than 90 per cent of the projected strike of the main structure untested due to a thin layer of volcanic ash masking the prospective target area,” Slusarchuk said.
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