Geology:

silver-lead-zinc replacement sulphide

History:

The 100% owned Santa Isabela property covers a roughly 14,000 hectare area in Coahuila State, Mexico. The project was identified by Almaden during a regional helicopter-borne prospecting program and covers a low-lying ridge located within 50 kilometers of the large Penasquito Ag-Pb-Zn deposit owned by Western Silver Corporation and the historic Concepcion del Oro polymetallic mining camp.

Past work includes:

geological mapping, geochemistry, IP surveys, and drilling.

Highlight results:

Only two diamond drill holes have been drilled for a total of 765.15 meters in two separate drill programs. Both drill holes intersected anomalous silver, lead, zinc values.