Goldera Identifies 4 km by 2 km Gold-Tungsten-Antimony Soil Anomaly at Riley Brook
Bitget2026/10/26 11:08- Goldera Exploration identified a 4-km-by-2-km gold-tungsten-antimony soil anomaly at Riley Brook in northern New Brunswick following Q2 2026 sampling.
- A second northern anomaly measures approximately 300 metres by 300 metres; both remain open beyond the surveyed areas.
- Sampling covers approximately 30% of the 334.5-square-kilometre property, leaving substantial ground untested.
- Coincident geophysical anomalies support potential intrusion-related mineralization, providing targets for further geological investigation and surface exploration.
- Riley Brook forms part of the Acadian Gold joint venture, in which Goldera holds a 65% interest as operator.
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