Waste rock dump shows gold potential for Red River
Thalanga mine operator Red River Resources has identified gold production potential at a waste rock dump in its newly acquired Hillgrove gold-antimony project in New South Wales.
The waste dump was created during the mining of the Bakers Creek Mine, which operated from 1877 to 1921, producing more than 300,000 oz at about 49 g/t gold.
The ore was hand sorted underground and again on surface, with the dump containing the surface hand sorting rejects.
Red River says the dump is about 105m by 70m in area and 15-20m deep.
Previous sampling by Straits Resources using. . .
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