Eminent Reports Airborne Geophysical Survey Results at Hot Springs Range
Eminent Gold Corp. (EMNT) has announced the successful completion and interpretation of a high-resolution airborne magnetic and radiometric survey at its 100%-owned Hot Springs Range Project in Nevada. The results reinforce the company’s geological model, defining high-priority drill targets along an emerging Carlin-style gold trend that runs parallel to the Getchell trend.
Conducted by Precision GeoSurveys in March 2026, the survey covered approximately 53 km² with 50 m line spacing and tight terrain clearance. The data provided detailed structural mapping, delineating contrasts between magnetic Tertiary volcanic rocks and non-magnetic Paleozoic and Mesozoic sedimentary units. Numerous linear features, offsets, and boundaries were identified at the Otis and Eden targets, highlighting fault structures that align with known mineralized corridors.
Radiometric insights revealed potassium highs and ratio anomalies that map potential hydrothermal alteration zones critical for gold mineralization. These findings align with existing soil geochemistry and gravity anomalies. Additionally, a prominent demagnetized zone was identified in the interpreted Paleozoic basement at Eden. This zone coincides with the intersections of first-order faults (Spring City, Bullhead, and Shelton) and second-order faults (Crossover, Bear, Crossroads, Chimney, and South Fork), a feature associated with hydrothermal alteration and structural preparation.
Eminent Gold plans to integrate these geophysical results with existing seismic, geochemical, and drilling data to finalize targets for an upcoming 10,000-meter reverse circulation drill program. The Magnetic Vector Inversion (MVI) model will be used to refine the 3D subsurface architecture for drill hole planning. Three crews will operate continuously to accelerate drilling and assay turnaround, with the program scheduled to commence on July 6, 2026.
"The airborne magnetic and radiometric survey has delivered outstanding resolution of the structural framework at HSRP. Multiple layers of geophysical evidence now reinforce our geological model and clearly define high-priority drill targets along this emerging Carlin-style gold trend parallel to the Getchell trend. Combined with our recent seismic success and drilling intercepts, these results strongly position us for the next phase of drilling, set to commence July 6, 2026," said Dan McCoy, President & CEO.