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Endurance Reports Final 2020 Biogeochemical Results at the Reliance Gold Property
Survey defines multiple anomalies including 400 metre extension of Eagle Zone VANCOUVER...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Endurance Reports Final 2020 Biogeochemical Results at the Reliance Gold PropertySurvey defines multiple anomalies including 400 metre extension of Eagle Zone VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / February 16, 2021 / Endurance Gold Corporation (TSXV:EDG) (the \"Company\") is pleased to report results from the biogeochemical survey completed during the 2020 field season at its Reliance Gold Property (the \"Property\") in southern British Columbia. The Property is located 4 kilometres (\"km\") east of the village of Gold Bridge with year-round road access, and 10 km north of the historic Bralorne-Pioneer Gold Mining Camp which has produced about 4 million ounces of gold. The 240-hectare biogeochemical survey was designed to test for blind mineralization obscured by the thick volcanic pumice tephra-ash that blankets the Property.Encouraging results from the biogeochemical survey include:Expansion of the anomaly associated with the Royal Shear to a strike length of 2,000 metres (\"m\").The more intense portions of the Royal Shear Anomaly (greater than 90th percentile) extend over 1,300 m and are associated with top priority gold targets including Eagle, Eagle South, Imperial, Senator-Diplomat, Crown-Merit, and a new previously unrecognized target on the Royal Shear interpreted to be the strike extension of the Eagle Zone (Upper Eagle Anomaly).Recent drilling results from Eagle returned 9.7 gpt Au over 12.2 m, 10.5 gpt Au over 6.1 m, and 6.2 gpt Au over 13.7 m (estimated true widths).Historic drilling from Imperial returned 13.3 gpt gold over 4.2 m (estimated 1.8 m true width).Drill assay results are pending on the Eagle South Target while the Upper Eagle, Senator-Diplomat, Crown-Merit targets remain to be tested with drilling.Identification of a 1,400 m long anomaly (greater than 90th percentile) called the Treasure Shear Anomaly, named after a structure which parallels the Royal Shear on the northeast side.Identification of the Carter Anomaly (greater than 80th percentile), which represents the extension of the Royal Shear to the southeast.Discovery of three anomalies along Steep Creek (greater than 80th percentile), at the western margin of the survey grid.The attached figure displays the biogeochemical samples elevated in arsenic, along with outlines of the above-noted biogeochemical targets. This survey is an expansion of a previously re...