• February 25, 2010: Evolving Gold Intersects High Grade Gold in Multiple Zones at its Carlin, NV Project
  
  31.0 gpt Au (0.905 oz/ton) over 4.6 meters, including 57.9 gpt Au (1.691 oz/ton) over 1.5 meters and 44.6 gpt Au (1.302 oz/ton) over 3.0 meters
  


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data

Location: Between the Gold Quarry (Newmont) and Rain mines of the Carlin Trend
Size: 10,120 acres
Mineral: Gold
Ownership: Subject to Minerals Lease, Sublease and Agreement with Newmont

key points

• 94 claims staked by Evolving Gold and 150 claims staked by Newmont
  
• 11,000 acres of Newmont-held surface and minerals fee land
• Drilling commenced in late June 2009 with 1 drill rig. One hole was planned for 1000 meters.
• Drilling has intersected visually identified lithologies similar to those that are found in major zones of mineralization in the Carlin Trend
• Assays are pending
• An additional drill was added in August 2009
• The Carlin property is one of four properties that are subject to an exploration lease and sublease agreement with Newmont Mining Corporation

The Carlin property is one of four properties that are subject to an exploration lease and sublease agreement with Newmont Mining Corporation.

The property area is situated between the Gold Quarry (Newmont) and Rain mines of the Carlin Trend and comprises approximately 5,300 acres of Newmont-held surface and minerals and 3,070 acres of Newmont-held lode claims combined with a further 1,750 acres of Evolving's claims. Although much of this area is covered by a veneer of gravel belonging to the Miocene Carlin Formation, gravity data suggest basement rocks like those that host the adjacent deposits of the trend lie at shallow depth. Evolving geologists plan to use the projections of major structures associated with mineralization at nearby deposits as well as other geologic data to help develop drill targets on the property.