Lode Gold expands exploration at Fremont gold mine in California

By Public Technologies
  • Lode Gold Resources is expanding exploration at its wholly owned Fremont Gold Mine in California, starting with a review of French Mine.
  • The evaluation covers seven deposits and nine additional targets; the 2026 mineral resource estimate includes only three deposits.
  • French Mine could supply higher-grade material for blending with Pine Tree-Josephine production, subject to geological, technical and economic assessments.
  • Ongoing fieldwork and historical data reviews will support a three-dimensional geological model to assess vein continuity and potential mining characteristics.


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