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Manhattan bites into high-grade gold at Canadian Jaws target

Manhattan Gold has hit a hefty 15.24m intercept grading 5.35g/t, expanding its Jaws prospect in Canada to 588m of strike. Assays for another 14 holes are pending.

Published Sep 7, 2026 · 3:00 AMOriginal source: Brisbane Times - Latest News15 reads
Manhattan bites into high-grade gold at Canadian Jaws target
Manhattan Gold has hit a hefty 15.24m intercept grading 5.35g/t, expanding its Jaws prospect in Canada to 588m of strike. Assays for another 14 holes are pending.
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