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Jake Creek Project

Epithermal Gold System with High-Grade Gold in Historic Drilling

Jake Creek Overview

Ownership:

100%-owned, 189 unpatented lode mining claims covering 1,535 hectares on BLM land

Location:

Humboldt County, Nevada, just 8 km east of Nevada Gold Mines’ Turquoise Ridge Complex

Highlights:

  • Located on the western margin of the prolific Northern Nevada Rift.
  • Broad zone of strongly anomalous gold mineralization and localized high-grade gold in historic drilling, including 11.3 g/t Au over 1.52 m within 46.73 m grading 0.98 g/t Au.
  • Alteration style documented in historic drilling strongly indicates a robust low-sulfidation epithermal system.
  • Drill-ready project with a substantial historical dataset:
    • Surface geochemistry
    • Geophysics
    • Drill logs and assay data
  • 2025 Headwater exploration plan includes geologic mapping and geophysics to refine drill targeting models.
District-scale map showing the proximity of the Jake Creek project to the Turquoise Ridge Complex and simplified regional geology along the Northern Nevada Rift
Interpretive cross-section of the Jake Creek epithermal system, illustrating known mineralization and potential feeder zones at depth.
Exploration at Jake Creek has historically focused on Carlin-type gold targets, driven by its proximity to the Twin Creeks Mine just 8 km to the west (20 Moz Au M&I with 23 Moz Au past production2).
Evolving Gold Corp. 2010-2011 campaign included 13 RC drill holes totaling approximately 4,000 metres.
Headwater has acquired a substantial historical dataset with the project, including surface geochemistry (1,006 ionic leach samples), geophysics (IP/resistivity, gravity, magnetics), and digitized drill logs and assays.
Historic photo from Evolving Gold’s 2010-2011 drilling campaign at Jake Creek.
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