Relevant Gold Corp Announces Significant Findings from Regional Magnetic Survey

Relevant Gold Corp. has unveiled data from a 2023 airborne magnetic survey revealing noteworthy structural and geological details within its 16,000-hectare portfolio. This survey, conducted by the Wyoming Geological Survey and US Geological Survey, draws connections between Wyoming’s gold potential and the renowned Abitibi Gold Province in Canada. The data specifically pointed out significant anomalies in the South Pass and Bradley Peak gold camps, indicating a strong alignment with historic mining districts and high-grade gold occurrences.

The magnetic survey provided insights surpassing existing geological mappings, highlighting similarities with the Abitibi Gold Province's Red Lake, Hemlo, and Canadian Malartic districts. It has bolstered Relevant Gold's exploration strategy by pinpointing major Archean orogenic structures and secondary structures associated with known gold occurrences. This new data has not only validated the company's detailed mapping but also outlined potential drilling targets, particularly the notable 100 km2 anomaly at Bradley Peak.

Brian Lentz, Chief Exploration Officer at Relevant Gold, praised the state of Wyoming and the USGS for their investment in the survey, emphasizing its importance in enhancing understanding of Wyoming's geological framework comparable to Canada's Abitibi. The findings, particularly at Bradley Peak and South Pass, have underscored the company’s optimism about Wyoming's gold exploration and discovery prospects.