Golden Dragon maps 2.2km gold anomaly near Laverton
Golden Dragon discovered a 2.2-kilometre gold-in-soil anomaly at Stella Range near Laverton, positioned close to a major nearby deposit.
Golden Dragon Mining found a 2.2km soil-gold zone via auger drilling at Stella Range near Laverton in Western Australia. The discovery lies just 12km along strike from Brightstar Resources' Lord Byron deposit, which hosts 267,000 ounces of gold.
The zone is backed by copper and tellurium markers and sits on a magnetic corridor that mirrors Lord Byron's geology. Crucially, this 2.2km zone has never been drilled, leaving significant untested potential at depth.
Golden Dragon plans more auger sampling to refine drill targets for a maiden drilling campaign.
- 2.2 kilometres
- Anomaly length
- 12 kilometres along strike
- Distance from Lord Byron
- 267,000 ounces of gold
- Lord Byron reserves
Why it mattersAn untested gold zone in a proven mineral belt could herald a significant new discovery if drilling confirms the surface signals.
AustraliaA successful discovery could boost the Western Australian gold sector and create jobs and economic activity in the Laverton region.
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