Company Profile
Armed with two highly promising exploration properties in prolific mineral regions of Alaska, Linux Gold Corp. (OTC BB: LNXGF) is moving aggressively to develop both its Granite Mountain Project and Fish Creek Prospect.
"Our corporate goal is to focus on highly prospective properties that could become large producing mines," says Linux Gold President John Robertson.
Linux Gold began exploring in Alaska's Seward Peninsula in 2005 and quickly staked mining claims in the Granite Mountain area. The company has impressive neighbors - Teck Cominco, NovaGold and Northern Dynasty have developed significant gold, copper and zinc projects. Teck Cominco owns the world's largest zinc deposit some 180 miles to the north where it has identified over $20 million worth of zinc reserves.
Kinross Gold's Fort Knox mill, which has produced up to 400,000 ounces of gold annually, is located within six miles os Linux's Fish Creek Prospect. Kinross recently shared results of a geophysical survey that identified six gold targets on Linux's Fish Creek Prospect.
Linux Gold's Alaskan properties show strong gold mineralization, as well as clear evidence of a wide range of other metals. The properties are near major deposits and operating mines and both have a history of placer and shallow hand mining.
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