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1911 Gold reports new underground drilling at Manitoba’s True North

Ten holes totaling 4,562 metres targeted extensions of the 710-711 and 007 vein zones outside the existing resource estimate.

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1911 Gold reported results on October 6 from resource-expansion drilling at its True North project in southeastern Manitoba. Ten underground diamond drill holes totalled 4,562 metres and tested vein extensions beyond the current 2024 mineral resource estimate.

The company reported an intersection grading 7.55 grams of gold per tonne over five metres in the 710-711 zone, along with additional results at the 007 zone; drill intervals should not be read as true widths. Work on an updated resource estimate is under way and is scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2026.

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Completed drilling length in True North’s latest results

Total length of the ten underground diamond drill holes covered by the October results.

Total drilled length across the ten reported holes
4,562 metres
2026-10-06 · Observed
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Drilled length is not the true thickness of geological intersections.

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