Copper One Resources (CSE:CEXY) has expanded its geological understanding at the Majuba Hill Copper-Silver-Gold Project in Nevada through underground breccia mapping.
The mapping results provide additional geological confidence for an ongoing drilling campaign by helping refine structural targets and identifying new areas with copper mineralisation potential.
Breccia mapping in the historical underground workings outlined geometry of multiple brecciation events similar to those identified during the US spring campaign. The program confirmed the known northeast-trending breccia system and identified a previously under-reported north-northwest-trending breccia corridor.
CEO David Greenway says Majuba Hill has entered an “exciting” new phase with drilling underway on its initial ExploreTech AI-designed core hole.
“Recent underground mapping within the historical middle adit has strengthened our geological model by confirming breccia-hosted copper mineralisation and its relationship to surface structures,” Greenway says.
“By combining detailed field geology with AI-driven exploration tools, we are refining drill targets and improving the precision of our exploration program as we work to expand known mineralisation.”
Majuba Hill covers 9,684 acres and is located 113km southwest of Winnemucca, Nevada. The project is a historical producer with a substantial exploration database, including 89,395 feet of drilling completed to date, which provides Copper One with a technical foundation for ongoing exploration.
Copper One Resources owns the Majuba Hill and Redonda projects located in the US and Canada, respectively. The company’s projects are considered prospective for copper, gold, silver, and molybdenum.
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