1911 Gold Corp reported successful results from 30 underground drill holes at its True North mine, revealing a new mineralized zone called Baker. This discovery, located 150 meters from the Shore target, adds a fourth gold-bearing corridor to the area and showed promising grades, including 36 grams per tonne over one meter. The company plans extensive follow-up drilling over the next 18-24 months to expand resources and integrate new zones into mine plans, leveraging existing infrastructure for efficient access. CEO Shaun Heinrichs highlighted Baker as a first-pass discovery with significant potential for further exploration.
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