GMV Minerals Outlines Strong Gold Anomaly 2.6 km Long by 0.6 km Wide

GMV Minerals Inc. (TSXV:GMV) has successfully outlined a strong gold geochemical anomaly 2.6 kms by 0.6 km on its A-16 Prospecting License adjacent to and directly south of Guyana Goldfields’ Aurora deposit.

As quoted in the press release:

The gold anomaly trends northwest-southeast and is open-ended to the southeast and east with the most recent assays extending the trend. At present, sampling has indicated an anomaly 2.6 kms long by 0.6 km, or 2.0 km2 within an area of interpreted structural complexity as defined by the airborne geophysical survey.  The limits of the anomaly are defined by samples collected at 50-metre intervals on lines spaced 100-metres apart which include 686 assayed auger samples, 235 (34%) of which have Au values above detection limits.  Detection limits within the data set is defined as any value greater than 0.005 ppm Au by 30-gram fire assay analysis.  The anomalous Au values cross-varied terrains including ridges, flats, low-lying and swampy areas.

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