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  • Newrange (NRG) has provided details on the upcoming drill programs on its 100 per cent owned North Birch and Argosy Gold Mine Projects
  • Five holes are planned along approximately three kilometres of strike on the main target horizon
  • Newrange’s winter drill program on its North Birch and Argosy Gold Mine Projects will be among the largest in the Birch-Uchi Belt this year
  • Newrange is focused on district-scale exploration for precious metals in Nevada and Ontario
  • Newrange (NRG) opened trading at $0.08 per share

Newrange (NRG) has provided details on the upcoming drill programs on its 100 per cent owned North Birch and Argosy Gold Mine Projects.

The projects are located northeast of Red Lake, Ontario. 

Robert Archer, Newrange’s President & CEO, sat down with Dave Jackson to discuss the program.

We believe that Newrange’s winter drill program on its North Birch and Argosy Gold Mine Projects will be the largest in the Birch-Uchi Belt this year, outside of the nearby Springpole Deposit. Our two projects complement each other very well in that Argosy, being the largest past-producing gold mine in the belt, has known gold mineralization that is open to depth, while North Birch holds the ‘blue sky’ potential for a significant new discovery.”

At present, five holes are planned along approximately three kilometers of strike on the main target horizon.

Newrange is focused on district-scale exploration for precious metals in Nevada and Ontario.

Newrange Gold Corp. (NRG) opened trading at $0.08 per share.

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