ADVANCES IN JUNIOR MINING # 29-LAHONTAN GOLD CORP.: GOLD AND SILVER MINING IN NEVADA

Lahontan Gold Corp., a Canadian-based company focused on the exploration and development of mineral reserves, remains at the forefront of gold and silver mining projects in Nevada. Founded by Kimberly Ann and managed by a team of experienced executives in exploration, mine development, and capital markets, the company paves the way for future mining opportunities in this resource-rich region.

 A primary driven force behind Lahontan's operations revolves around exploring gold and silver deposits, with specific interest in oxide and high-grade mineralization. The essence of their work involves expanding known resources alongside identifying fresh deposits. Emphasis is placed on low-cost, open-pit mining potentials, utilizing heap-leach processing methods, a testament to their commitment towards sustainable and cost-effective operations.

Lahontan's most prized asset is the Santa Fe Mine, a previous large-scale operation with substantial historical outputs. Today, the company's portfolio contains an array of promising projects, each with unique prospecting attributes, all located within the abundant terrains of Nevada's Walker Lane.

 These projects include four key exploration properties encapsulating a diverse range of geological features beneficial to mining: The Santa Fe Mine Project, West Santa Fe Project, Moho Project, and Redlich Project. Each boasting varied potentials for significant gold and silver outputs.

 Lahontan's flagship property, the Santa Fe Mine, is ideally situated within a well-recognized gold-silver belt. The mine, already popular for its previous operation, shows promising insights for future resource expansion. Reports indicate potential for hosting multi-million-ounce oxide gold deposits. Such findings, coupled with favorable economics, exhibit promising prospects for a return to operations.

The potential of Lahontan extends beyond merely resource expansion at Santa Fe. Ongoing explorations at various projects suggest further growth possibilities. The company's distinct projects like West Santa Fe and Moho each provide enticing targets. High-grade possibilities at Moho, coupled with Redlich's historic silver resource, add diversity and potential to Lahontan’s overall portfolio.

 Looking to the future, the company endeavors to continue development with a clear path outlined towards increasing resources and production. Efforts to advance Santa Fe are in motion, with plans for an updated Mineral Resource Estimate and refined mine plans in 2025.

 Likewise, Lahontan is set to benefit from its jurisdictional advantage. The stability and mining-friendly environment of Nevada’s Walker Lane significantly reduces development risks, ensuring a safe and conducive pathway to exploring and capitalizing on the resource-rich region.

 In conclusion, Lahontan Gold Corp. embodies a rising star amongst junior miners by revitalizing and expanding operations at the Santa Fe Mine. Leveraging its diverse portfolio in Nevada, and underpinned by a seasoned team of professionals and an advantageous location, the potential for resource growth, increased production and profitability is vast.

Yet, it's worth remembering, like in most Junior Mining endeavors, success hinges on continuous exploration, permitting progress, and ever-fluctuating commodity market conditions.

 Share Price APRIL 1, 2025-TSXV(LG)—CAD 0.055

(ca.investing.com-rated as a Strong Buy)

52 week high-          0.10, low- 0.02
Price/Book-               0.5x
Market Cap-              12.11M
Shares O/S                242M

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