WestMountain Gold | About the Company

WestMountain Gold owns and operates the Terra Gold Project in Alaska – a promising gold and silver project
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Located 130 miles (210 km) west-northwest of Anchorage, Alaska with 344 Mining Claims covering over 85 sqr. miles / 55,000 acres (220 sqr. km)
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Situated along the Tintina Gold Belt where large mineral resources have been discovered and are being mined
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Gold and silver is in the form of electrum and is concentrated in narrow vertical veins of quartz located on the property
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Currently permitted for advanced exploration adn water permits through 2029 with an APMA through 2034
Technical Resource Report (NI 43-101) estimated indicated and inferred resource of over 1 million oz gold (Au) at and 1 million oz silver (Ag)
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To date, more than 4,500 ounces of gold have been extracted from ~3,000 tonnes processed – representing grade of ~46 g/t Au (1.35 oz/t)
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Drilled 74 holes / 15,392 meters on four claims – representing only a fraction of the potential gold and silver resources on property
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Existing infrastructure in place for continued exploration
Other identified locations on the property show significant potential for mineralization
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In addition to holes drilled, over 2,000 surface samples assayed
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Additional exploration techniques included magnetic surveying, induced polarization studies (IP), very-low frequency radio wave analysis (VLF) LiDAR, high-resolution aerial photography, and geological mapping in broader claims area indicate mineralization across the property
Ideal mining location with “Green Gold” operations leaving minimal environmental impact - Gravity Separation
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No international currency or political risk; no fish or wildlife issues; no Native land-claims, NIMBYism, or wetlands
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No Federal mining permits or impact studies required as per Jurisdictional Determination from the US Army Corp of Engineers
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Current operations use traditional mining methods; crushing rocks and flushing with water – the output of which is gold and silver, water and rock
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Water and rock ultimately go back into the ground