North Springs Gold Project King Tonopah Gold & Silver Project Nyac Gold Project Tonopah Divide Gold Project Tono Gold Mines Red Gold Project Oddie Gold Project Project Pictures
| Project Highlights:
Average grade of 1.4 grams per ton Gold Surface samples up to 2.5 grams per ton Gold 8 Samples, all contain Gold Excellent access on existing roads |
Regional Highlights:
The Walker Lane Trend hosts some of the most famous gold and silver deposits in Nevada and California. These include the Comstock, Central Tonopah, Goldfield and Round Mountain districts. The Walker Lane Trend runs NNW-SSE along the California Nevada border and has produced more than 35 million gold equivalent ounces. Round Mountain, 50 miles to the north of Tonopah Divide, continues to be one of the largest producing mines in Nevada. The Tonogold Mines Gold Project is situated 10 miles southwest of the Midway gold deposit.
Project Location:
The Red Gold Project lies within the Walker Lane Trend, six miles north-northwest of the town of Tonopah in Nye County, southwest Nevada. The property is accessible by a maintained paved and dirt road.
Project History:
The claims were originally acquired by Tonogold Resources in December, 2004 as part of the King Tonopah group of claims. After obtaining additional information on the property, the company is preparing its exploration program and anticipates beginning the permitting process this year.
8 samples assayed with positive gold mineralization. The highest samples came in at 2.5 g/t with an average grade of 1.4 g/t. This northwest oriented structural zone has never been drilled.
Project Geology:
At Red Gold, a rhyolite-dome intrudes along a northwest oriented structure and a mass of Mizpah Andesite. These silica domes are often associated with mineralization. Intrusive breccia along the contact contains fragments with quartz after calcite texture and might indicate a silicified domain and possibly a higher grade zone at depth.
The Tonopah area (1.8 Moz Au, 180 Moz Ag) is located along a major north-south crustal structure that aligns other deposits such as Goldfield (5 Moz), Midway (+1 Moz), Manhattan (800 Koz), Round Mountain (16 Moz), and Gold Hill (2 Moz).
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