Golden Dragon Mining reports it has identified a 3-kilometre-long gold-in-soil anomaly at its WA Cue project. According to the company’s soil results, the anomaly links four previously identified prospects, which supports the interpretation that the area may host a single, larger mineralised system rather than separate targets. The outlets describe the corridor as “gold anomaly” evidence that helps define where drilling could be focused next. One report adds that the anomaly peaks at 720 parts per billion (ppb) gold. Overall, the coverage states that the work is based on soil sampling and that the mapped corridor is considered drill-ready due to the continuity implied by linking multiple prospects along the 3km trend. The companies’ statements indicate the next step is evaluating the anomaly through drilling to test the extent and grade of any underlying gold mineralisation.