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U.S. GoldMining Highlights Exploration at Whistler Gold-Copper Project

U.S. GoldMining Inc. (NASDAQ: USGO) is excited to announce new exploration targets identified within the northern region of its Whistler Gold-Copper Project, situated in Alaska. This project, a significant base for mining with greater potential for coppers and precious metals, is strategically located just a short distance from Anchorage, with extensive resources awaiting further investigation.

The Whistler-Raintree mineral system, an integral aspect of the Whistler Project, spans roughly 5 x 5 km and qualifies as a typical 'porphyry cluster.' This region is renowned for its wealth of mineral deposits involving copper, gold, silver, and molybdenum. Within this expansive mineral system, over 25 potential exploration addresses have been pinpointed, showcasing a combination of mapped diorite porphyry formations and significant geophysical anomalies.

Recent drilling results have rekindled interest in this area, particularly the area south of the Raintree West site. Initial findings revealed impressive intervals, such as the noted 138 meters at an equivalent gold grade of 0.99 g/t. These results hint at the untapped potential for substantial mineral resources in this unique deposit environment, making the Whistler Project increasingly attractive to investors and geologists alike.

Furthermore, the Whistler property spans across 53,700 acres of State mining claims, of which less than 1% has been thoroughly explored. Given this extensive area, the future of resource development appears promising. Tim Smith, the CEO of U.S. GoldMining, underscored the importance of the strategic advantages that the Whistler Project holds. He indicated that the project contains significant mineral resources and a diverse array of potential metals beyond copper and gold, such as antimony and tungsten.

The exploration strategy being employed is notably robust; utilizing advanced methodologies, including 3D magnetic inversion modeling. This innovative technique enables geologists to visualize the geological makeup beneath the surface, locating these porphyry intrusions precisely. Subsequently, further exploration is planned to methodically rank these newly identified targets, ensuring that the best opportunities for resource discovery are prioritized for upcoming field seasons.

The geology of the area reflects a diverse landscape, meaning that exploration efforts may need to mitigate challenges such as thick layers of till and gravel covering potentially mineral-rich bedrock. To confront these challenges, remote sensing technologies have become essential. For instance, airborne magnetic surveys are being employed as a means to ascertain the distribution of magnetic minerals in the geology beneath the surface. Such surveys have proven particularly beneficial for identifying the host rock associated with porphyry mineralization.

Key targets designated for immediate exploration include Mammoth, Big White, and Hotfoot. Notably, the Mammoth target, which shares magnetic characteristics with the existing Whistler deposit, indicates potential for further mineralization. Initial surface sampling in 2024 showed elevated levels of gold and copper near the identified magnetic anomaly, signifying the potential for increased resource discovery in the near future.

The Big White and Sunbowl targets also represent critical areas within the system. The Big White target is anticipated to be an extension of the current deposit, while Sunbowl may unveil mineralization where geological faulting has shifted potential deposits away from the primary areas explored so far.

Historically, areas like Raintree North and East have demonstrated previous drilling success, hinting at promising hydrothermal processes that could lead to further deposits. With the evidence underway, U.S. GoldMining aims to complement ongoing assessments and broaden mining opportunities within the project area.

As preparations for upcoming exploration programs continue, the company remains dedicated to uncovering the Whistler Project’s full promise, allowing for an alignment with prior assessments and ensuring that both immediate discoveries and future potentials can be efficiently leveraged. Stakeholders can look forward to further updates as these exploration programs commence in the coming summer months.

In conclusion, the prospects for the Whistler Gold-Copper Project remain bright, representing a beacon of opportunity for U.S. GoldMining Inc. to further its contributions to the mining industry in Alaska. Investors and interested parties are encouraged to stay tuned for ongoing updates as the exploration adventure continues to unfold.

For more information on U.S. GoldMining and the Whistler Gold-Copper Project, please visit www.usgoldmining.us.