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Western Alaska Minerals Announces Two Thick, High-Grade Mineralized Intervals from Waterpump Creek

11.4 Meters Grading 284 g/t Silver (9.1 oz/t), 10.9% Lead and 14.8% Zinc (Including: 1.1 Met...

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Western Alaska Minerals Announces Two Thick, High-Grade Mineralized Intervals from Waterpump Creek

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[{"type":"text","content":"Western Alaska Minerals Announces Two Thick, High-Grade Mineralized Intervals from Waterpump Creek11.4 Meters Grading 284 g/t Silver (9.1 oz/t), 10.9% Lead and 14.8% Zinc (Including: 1.1 Meters Grading 883 g/t Silver (28.4 oz/t), 45.2% Lead and 12.2% Zinc) and 20.7 Meters Grading 171 g/t Silver (5.5 oz/t), 5.8% Lead and 9.4% Zinc (Including: 2.7 Meters Grading 297 g/t Silver (9.5 oz/t), 10.6% Lead and 2.8% Zinc)TUCSON, AZ / ACCESSWIRE / October 31, 2022 / Western Alaska Minerals (the \"Company\" or \"WAM\") (TSX-V:WAM) is pleased to announce drill assay results from WPC22-20 which intersected two thick multistage massive sulfide horizons for which visuals were announced previously (See News Releases of August 2 and September 22, 2022) at its 100% owned Waterpump Creek Carbonate Replacement Deposit. The upper intercept cut 1.1 meters grading 883 grams/tonne (\"g/t\") Silver (28.4 ounce/tonne (\"oz/t\")), 45.2% Lead and 12.2% Zinc within 11.4 meters grading 284 g/t Silver (9.1 oz/t), 10.9% Lead and 14.8% Zinc. The lower intercept cut 2.7 meters grading 297 g/t Silver (9.5 oz/t), 10.6% Lead and 2.8% Zinc within 20.7 meters grading 171 g/t (5.5 oz/t) Silver, 5.8% Lead and 9.4% Zinc.The discussion below incorporates visual data from drillholes WPC22-21 and 22, for which assay data are pending, and from previous drill holes (See News Release of September 22, 2022). Mineralization remains open and will be the focus of the 2023 drill program.Highlights of Hole WPC22-20WPC22-20 is located 50 meters south and 25 meters west of WPC22-018, which cut 101m of massive sulfides interpreted as a feeder chimney (See News Release of September 22)The WPC22-20 high-grade intercepts appear linkable to high-grade zones in the interpreted WPC22-018 chimneyBoth intercepts show classic multi-phase CRD-style massive sulfide mineralization with silver-rich lead mineralization stages cutting earlier zinc-rich stages (See Table 1)Similar mineralization has now been cut at similar elevations in 10 drill holes indicating a continuous elongate body 30 to 75 meters wide and 400 meters in length (See Figure 2)\"These two thick intercepts tie together with similar mineralization in nine other holes to give us 400 meters of continuous high-grade mineralization fed from the chimney we cut in WPC22-018,\" said Kit Marrs, Western Alaska Minerals CEO. \"This discovery ...

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