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1911 Gold Going Full Bore With Exploration Underway In Six Areas In Manitoba

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1911 Gold Going Full Bore With Exploration Underway In Six Areas In Manitoba

Covering 70km Of Strike In Rice Lake-Red Lake Belt

1911 Gold Corporation (TSXV:AUMB) (OTCQX: AUMBF) continues to successfully run its ongoing district-scale exploration programme and the 2021 tailings operations at its flagship 100%-owned Rice Lake Gold property in Manitoba.

The company is actively undertaking exploration in six project areas, spanning more than 70 kilometres of strike the prolific Rice Lake–Red Lake belt, as part of its 2021 exploration programme.

Scott Anderson, Vice President, Exploration, said geological mapping, prospecting, outcrop stripping and surficial geochemistry, in conjunction with new high-resolution UAV magnetic survey data, and the company’s regional aeromagnetic and LiDAR datasets, are being used to identify, delineate and prioritize targets for exploration drilling.

“The company is continuing to systematically advance the most prospective, under-explored portions of the Rice Lake belt,” Mr Anderson said.

“With the success of the Phase I and Phase II drilling programs, we are increasingly confident in the potential for a discovery on our Tinney and Bidou project areas, and in our ability to continue to generate compelling new targets with potential for significant discovery within our dominant land position, which now totals nearly 58,000 hectares after recent strategic acquisitions.”

Priority areas include the more advanced Tinney project, where fieldwork has delineated gold-bearing vein systems in the hanging-wall and footwall of the Gunnar porphyry intrusion, with no record of previous drilling. Grab sample assay results range up to 145.8 g/t Au from the Black Bear showing, 91.2 g/t Au from the Victoria showing, and 36.9 g/t Au from the Big Mack showing. Adjacent areas of limited or no bedrock exposure – interpreted to represent major structures – have been prioritised for surficial geochemical surveys.

Located in the core of a regional-scale fold, the Gunnar porphyry remains a very compelling exploration target and key focus of the company’s exploration programme.

Other areas of active exploration include the Bidou, Wallace, Poundmaker, Gold Horse and Currie’s Landing projects, all of which include priority gold targets that are being advanced to drill-stage.

To date in 2021, the company’s exploration team has collected more than 700 samples of rock and 2,600 samples of humus and spruce bark to vector gold mineralization in these areas.

New UAV magnetic survey data, totalling 1,900 line-kilometres, has been acquired over three target areas at the Bidou, Wallace and Currie’s Landing projects. Also included was a survey of Rice Lake, site of the True North mine complex, providing for the first time a seamless magnetic survey of the principal host rocks to the True North deposit, including the ‘Shoreline’ basalt and ‘SAM’ gabbro units, at unprecedented resolution. Flown by EarthEx Geophysical Solutions Inc. at 25 metres line-spacing and average above-ground-level heights ranging from six to 30 metres, these surveys provide extremely high-resolution imagery to enhance magnetic mapping and identification of potential gold-hosting structures.

Next Steps

The company is designing the next phase of exploration drilling, planned to include at least 10,000m, allocated roughly equally towards newly defined gold-bearing structures with potential to host significant ounces based on drilling by 1911 Gold, as well as new targets generated from the field exploration program.

Detailed 3D modelling of mineralised zones at the more advanced Tinney and Bidou projects has been completed based on results from Phase I and Phase II exploration drilling, during which the Company completed 87 drillholes, totalling 25,111m, testing 14 targets with no record of previous drilling, across five project areas.

Priorities for follow-up drilling will include infill and step-outs on high-grade intercepts from the Phase II programme, including 8.1 g/t gold over 5.7m in drillhole EO-21-005 at Tinney and 6.0 g/t gold over 3.3m in drillhole BL-20-005 at Bidou, using refined 3D models of the mineralised zones.

In addition, drilling will target newly-defined structural intersections with potential to host high-grade shoots at both Tinney and Bidou, as identified from ongoing mapping and surficial geochemistry, and interpretation of aeromagnetic and LiDAR data.

Permits are now in-hand for follow-up drilling of the Edna-Otter target at the Tinney project, as well as two new targets at the Wallace project, and permit applications have been submitted for additional drill targets at the Tinney, Bidou, Wallace, Poundmaker and Gold Horse projects.

Other Projects

Elsewhere in its project portfolio, the company continues to advance the Apex property near Snow Lake, Manitoba, recently completing an induced-potential (IP) geophysical survey using Abitibi Geophysics’ OreVision deep-penetrating IP technique, which has identified compelling anomalies both at surface – in areas of known gold mineralisation – and at depth.

In addition, the company is also in discussions with several interested parties regarding the Denton-Keefer and Tully properties near Timmins, Ontario, and will continue to explore opportunities to add value to or leverage these properties.

True North Tailings Operations

Since commencing tailings reprocessing operations on April 20, 2021, the company has processed 111,297 tonnes containing approximately 2,949 gold ounces. The average daily tonnage increased during the month of July to 1,300 tonnes per day, from 1,236 tonnes per day during the month of June, as weather conditions continue to be optimal for excavating and drying tailings.

The company has shipped 840 ounces of gold from May and June production, with another 901 ounces remaining in inventory as of June 30, 2021. The Company expects to produce between 4,000 and 4,500 ounces during the 2021 operating season. This will be dependent on weather conditions, particularly in the fall season, as the tailings operation is susceptible to both higher rainfall and freezing conditions.

For further information please visit: https://www.1911gold.com

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