Nevada King Gold Secures BLM Approval for Atlanta Gold Mine Project Expansion
Nevada King Gold has received Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approval for its fifth and largest modification to the Plan of Operations at its Atlanta Gold Mine Project in Nevada. The approval covers 482 additional drill sites, including 78 reverse circulation (RC) and 404 rotary air blast (RAB) sites, across the 130km² property, primarily in the Atlanta South, Silver Park, and Western Rim areas. The company is adding a third drill rig to increase drilling capacity, with both RC rigs operating in two 12-hour shifts. Nevada King reports it is fully financed with approximately C$18.1m ($13m) in cash, sufficient for its 40,000m phase four RC drill programme, of which 12,000m has been completed. The new disturbance area is 21.1 acres, bringing the total to 73.4 acres. CEO John Sclodnick highlighted the predictable permitting pathway in Nevada and the trusted relationship with regulators.
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