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Basin Gulch property maps

These are the Basin Gulch maps Lannister Mining has published: a state location map, two property maps, a Montana deposits map and a site photo.

Investors and exploration partners can use these maps to see where the Basin Gulch Property sits in west-central Montana, how the land package is laid out and how it relates to other Montana deposits. Each map opens full size in a new view for closer reading.

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Where can I see a map of the Basin Gulch Property?

Every map Lannister Mining has published for Basin Gulch is collected on this page. The full-size property map is linked from its card, and the same images appear on the Lannister Mining property page.

  • Map of Montana marking the Basin Gulch Property in the west-central part of the state
    Montana location mapShows where Basin Gulch sits within Montana, in the Philipsburg Mining District.
  • Basin Gulch property map published by Lannister Mining showing the claim area and drilling
    Basin Gulch property mapThe main property map published with the historical drilling results. Open the full-size version for detail.
  • A second Basin Gulch property map published by Lannister Mining
    Second Basin Gulch property mapA companion property map published alongside the drilling and trench highlights.
  • Map of Montana showing world-class mineral deposits and large-scale producers
    Montana world-class deposits mapPlaces Basin Gulch in the context of Montana deposits and large-scale producers in operation.

Definition

How to read the Basin Gulch property maps

Start with the Montana location map to place Basin Gulch near Philipsburg and about one hour from Butte. Then move to the property maps, which show the land package that Lannister Mining holds: a core of 11 patented claims surrounded by 53 unpatented claims, 1,107 hectares in total.

Read the property maps together with the historical drilling results, since they were published alongside the highlight intercepts and trench results. The deposits map shows the wider Montana setting of large-scale producers in operation.

Landscape view of the Basin Gulch Property in Montana
Basin Gulch site photo, published by Lannister Mining.

Comparison

Which Basin Gulch map answers which question?

Basin Gulch Property maps published by Lannister Mining, by use
MapBest forPairs with
Montana location mapWhere the property isLocation page
Basin Gulch property mapLayout of the land package and drillingHistorical drilling page
Second property mapA second view of the propertyLand package page
Montana deposits mapRegional mining contextLocation page

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What data is available to evaluate Basin Gulch?

Publicly, Lannister Mining shares highlight drill and trench intersections, a Montana location map, property maps, a property photograph and investor presentations. Our maps page collects the property maps the company has published. Detailed drill logs and assay databases are not published on this site; partners should request technical data from Lannister Mining through lannistermining.com.

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Where is Basin Gulch, Montana?

Basin Gulch is in west-central Montana, in the heart of the historic Philipsburg Mining District. The property has year-round access from Philipsburg, Montana, on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, and it is about one hour from Butte, Montana. Lannister Mining publishes a location map of the property, which is shown on our maps page.

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How many claims make up the Basin Gulch Property?

The Basin Gulch land package includes 11 patented claims and 53 unpatented claims, for 64 claims covering 1,107 hectares. According to Lannister Mining, the property is underlain by a core of patented mining claims surrounded by unpatented mining claims, and the Basin Gulch mineralization lies primarily on patented land.

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How much of Basin Gulch is unexplored?

About two-thirds of the Basin Gulch Property is still unexplored, according to Lannister Mining. The company reports multiple high priority targets near the historic resource, and most of the 1,107-hectare land package remains available for future mapping, sampling and drilling. That unexplored ground is the main source of the exploration upside the company describes.

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Is the Basin Gulch site accessible for field visits?

Yes. Lannister Mining reports easy, year-round access to the Basin Gulch Property from Philipsburg, Montana, on paved and well-maintained gravel roads, about one hour from Butte. Year-round road access supports site visits, sampling programs and drilling logistics. Arrangements for any visit should be made directly with the company.

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