FYI

It would rarely be continuous for that length.

that said what matters is that there is a zone there that has gold, and that may be like timmins: multiple Gold Bearing Quartz bodies that make it economical.

The interest in this news is to confirm the potential of multiple Gold Bearing zones in a geographically small area (compare to the rest of the property which is more than 80kms in length).

This makes building a mine and spending the 100's of millions necessary, worth it.

You can then mine the multiple zone and process them in the same plant.

This property is slowly becoming very attractive for a partial takeover later on.

Last year a progress report came out outlining 20 to 30MT of ore defined in an area of 80m by 250m . This is a good deposit.

With the extensions of the known zones at the Timmins deposit to 600m by 1000m then a 100MT deposit is not ouf of the question. This is a very large deposit by any means. If the grade averages 3g/t. 100M X 3 = 300MG = 10Moz

and now with the newly discovered Beland and later Laval Mountain, how much Ore is really there.......