Isn't "true width" the LEAST width of the vein?
So wouldn't that mean that 12.5m is the narrowest part of the mineralization?
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong.
From an online encylopdea:
"The width of thickness of a vein or stratum as measured perpendicular to or normal to the dip and the strike; the true width is always the least width."
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