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Dominant Land Position
Gander Gold controls 1,850 sq. km across five major project areas in the heart of the Gander Gold Belt, including rapidly progressing Gander North where impressive early prospecting results from extensive work in 2021 have greatly enhanced the discovery potential at this 485 sq. km block.
Aggressive Exploration
Using cutting edge technology and a multi-disciplined team, Gander Gold is following a proven exploration model for the under-explored Gander Gold Belt with geologists building an inventory of high-priority drill targets.
Virgin Territory
The ``blue sky`` exploration potential of Gander Gold's massive land position in the Gander Gold Belt has our team and investors excited. None of this ground has ever been previously drilled or systematically explored.

Gander North

SIZE: 485 SQ. KM

• Geophysical structures identified by Gander Gold stretch north-northeast for over 40 linear kilometers and are overlain by highly anomalous gold and copper-in-soil/till as determined by Gander sampling performed in 2021

• Approximately 5,000 soil samples were collected in 2021 with results showing northeast and east-northeast-trending gold-in-soil anomalies in multiple zones covering the northern, central and southern portions of Gander North

• Drill permits are in place for the Viking target on the far western GRUB Line portion of the project beginning approximately 15 km from New Found Gold’s Keats Zone discovery

Mt. Peyton

SIZE: 955 SQ. KM

• Massive land package in favorable intrusive setting in between New Found Gold’s Keats Zone and Sokoman’s Moosehead discovery to the west

• Mt. Peyton features extensive southwest-northeast-trending geophysical structures and a potentially significant fold nose in the southwest portion of the project area associated with historic anomalous gold-in-till

• The under-explored intrusive and gabbroic rocks found at Mount Peyton are commonly associated with gold mineralization

BLT

(Botwood, Laurenceton and Thwart Island)

SIZE: 292 SQ. KM

• BLT gives Gander Gold exposure to a large unexplored section of the Northern Arm Fault

• This is the same fault system that hosts Marathon Gold’s multi-million ounce gold resource to the southwest

• BLT features an unusual amount of gabbro sills (favorable for gold) coincident with regional magnetic trends

Carmanville

SIZE: 84 SQ. KM

• 65 km north of Gander, Carmanville extends out to the west from the GRUB Line

• Along the GRUB Line there are multiple gold showings that are all either sitting along the GRUB Line contact or just inboard (west) by 3-4 km within a magnetic low

• Carmanville is anomalous with the same geochemical elements as the H-Pond and Jonathan’s Pond targets to the south near Gander

Gander South

SIZE: 34 SQ. KM

• Highly strategic claims along a favorable structure (Dog Bay Line) immediately west of New Found Gold’s Eastern Pond discovery in the southern part of its Queensway Project

• Claims are located on strike with the Beaver Brook antimony mine and are within as little as 5 km of Eastern Pond discovery defined by subcrop and till sample results over a minimum strike length of 4 km

• An encouraging historic gold and arsenic stream silt anomaly at Gander South has yet to be investigated