With Small-Mine Development Underway, American Antimony Advances Historic Roadwork to Reconnect Past-Producing Mines at Bernice Canyon Strike
American Antimony announced a district-wide road restoration initiative at its Bernice Canyon, Nevada project, aiming to reestablish access to historic mines across roughly 3.5 miles of historic mineralized strike. The proposed Phase II program would repair pre-existing historic mining roads to reach areas beyond the core Arrance and Antimony King zones — including Hoyt, U-Bet, Marguerite Group, Drumm and Blue Eagle — targeting antimony plus historically reported gold and silver occurrences. This builds on completed Phase I roadwork permitted by the BLM in June 2025, which enabled the first drilling campaign.
Key figures
- Claims
- 201
- Acreage
- 4153
- Phase1 drill pads
- 12
- Historic strike miles
- 3.5
- Phase1 overland travel ft
- 4920
- Phase1 road constructed ft
- 2790
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