Western Newfoundland
Galloper Gold made its CSE debut March 1 under the symbol “BOOM”.
Western Newfoundland
The Glover Island Project is located on Glover Island, one of the world’s largest lake islands, approximately 24 km southeast of the city of Corner Brook. Galloper is advancing a 36-km-long, northeast-trending claim package featuring many known mineral occurrences surrounding a historic gold zone. Galloper’s land, covering 133 sq. km, is considered highly prospective for structurally controlled orogenic gold deposits, as well as copper-gold-rich VMS deposits. Galloper is the dominant landowner on Glover Island, essentially creating “our own island on an island” with exceptional discovery potential.
Gander Zone, Newfoundland
The Mint Pond Property covers 125 sq. km and is located approximately 20 km southeast of New Found Gold’s Keats Zone, and immediately east of the GRUB Line in the Gander tectonic zone. Extensive Galloper soil sampling, a LiDAR survey, and a reinterpretation of regional magnetic data, have combined to outline a potential new grassroots gold discovery at Mint Pond.
Keep up-to-date with Galloper Gold developments and join us on our exciting journey as we get set to gallop through 2024!
Keep up-to-date with Galloper Gold developments and join us on our exciting journey as we get set to gallop through 2024!
