Skull Ridge Gold acquires 689 mineral claims covering approximately 17,200 hectares in central Newfoundland, Canada.
Skull Ridge Gold has acquired 689 mineral claims in Central Newfoundland, Canada, totaling approximately 17,225 hectares. These claims have been named the Crippleback-Stony Lake Gold Project, positioning the company along the potential eastern extension of the Crippleback structural and intrusive corridor, which is considered one of the primary mineralized structural corridors in Central Newfoundland. The acquisition aims to strengthen its position in this active gold-copper exploration corridor, with plans for geological data analysis and subsequent exploration work.
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