Sandman gold bearing Northwest and North Trends depicted over a processed gravity image defining these trends. Existing gold resources are shown in red, and fully permitted Plan of Operations boundary in black.Figure 1 is a processed gravity image indicating the basin boundaries relative to Sandman deposits and the Northwest and North structural trends to be tested for a new deposit discovery. Understanding the basin morphology is important as they indicate areas of sag basin tectonism and potential gold bearing structures in which the basins have formed. The Northwest and North Trends are both gold bearing corridors on the Sandman property hosting the North Hill and Silica Ridge deposits and Southeast pediment and Abel Knoll deposits. Very little exploration has been conducted historically along these trends.
Sandman gold bearing Northwest and North Trends depicted over a processed gravity image defining these trends. Existing gold resources are shown in red, and fully permitted Plan of Operations boundary in black.Figure 1 is a processed gravity image indicating the basin boundaries relative to Sandman deposits and the Northwest and North structural trends to be tested for a new deposit discovery. Understanding the basin morphology is important as they indicate areas of sag basin tectonism and potential gold bearing structures in which the basins have formed. The Northwest and North Trends are both gold bearing corridors on the Sandman property hosting the North Hill and Silica Ridge deposits and Southeast pediment and Abel Knoll deposits. Very little exploration has been conducted historically along these trends.