- West Point Gold Corp (WPGCF, Financial) reports significant high-grade gold intersections at Tyro Main Zone, Arizona.
- Notable drill results include 30.48 meters of 9.05 g/t Au, 33.52 meters of 5.46 g/t Au, and 28.96 meters of 6.02 g/t Au.
- New high-grade zone discovered with a strike extent of approximately 100 meters.
West Point Gold Corp (TSXV: WPG) (OTCQB: WPGCF), a gold exploration company, has unveiled compelling drill results from its Gold Chain Project in Arizona, particularly at the Tyro Main Zone. With significant gold intersections, the company has identified a new high-grade zone that spans approximately 100 meters and is orientated towards the northeast, targeting the Frisco Graben.
The detailed results from the drilling include:
- Hole GC25-49 yielded 30.48 meters of 9.05 g/t gold within a broader interval of 62.49 meters at 4.73 g/t gold.
- Hole GC25-47 intersected 33.52 meters of 5.46 g/t gold within 50.29 meters of 3.76 g/t gold.
- Hole GC25-48 encountered 28.96 meters of 6.02 g/t gold within 41.15 meters of 4.33 g/t gold.
The ongoing drilling program, which plans for a total of 5,000 meters, has completed an additional seven drill holes, awaiting assay results (approximately 1,533 meters). The drilling is set on patented grounds, reducing potential permitting risks, and is designed to further define the mineralization extent and grade at Tyro.
The true width of the gold mineralization in these intersections is reported to be approximately 60% of the downhole width. West Point Gold continues to explore the potential of this promising site, aiming to enhance its resource base.
