Nexus Gold (TSXV: NXS; OTC: NXSGF) has submitted eight mineral concession applications covering about 14,151 hectares (141.5 km²) in Colombia’s South Bolívar gold district. The applications await review by Colombia’s National Mining Agency (ANM) and do not yet constitute titles held by the company. The area has a history of artisanal gold mining but limited modern exploration, and the company reports no evidence of historical drilling within the application areas. It cites the Walter Mine, about 20 km southwest of the nearest boundary, as a regional analogue, with historical sampling reportedly returning 88.9 g/t Au over 6.0 m, which has not been independently verified. Subject to approvals, the first step is to map and sample these areas.
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