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Ore from Livingstone could be used as further feed for the plant. The composition of ore looks to be similar. There is slightly more indicated tonnes at Livingstone 2.4m tonnes vs Riley at 2m tonnes. Both have DSO hematite.

"Located only 3.5km from the Company’s flagship Mount Lindsay Tin-Tungsten Deposit is the 100% owned Livingstone DSO Hematite Deposit. Livingstone consists of an outcropping hematite cap overlaying a magnetite rich skarn. The hematite occurs from surface, is consistent in grade and located only 2km from a sealed road which accesses existing rail and port facilities.A maiden resource statement of 2.2mt @ 58% Fe was defined at Livingstone in 2011, which was followed by a positive and robust scoping study. Additional work later in 2011 included blending and sizing testwork and preliminary mining studies, all of which delivered positive results.During the second half of 2012 the Company completed a resource upgrade, which resulted in 100% of the inferred resources being converted to the indicated category.The Livingstone project area was granted as a mining lease on 28 May 2012 subject to Legislative requirements, including environmental and local council approvals, being satisfied and obtained."

Resource Tonnes Fe(%)Fe(%) \
Indicated 2.4Mt 57


https://www.ventureminerals.com.au/projects/livingstone-dso-hematite-project-north-west-tasmania/


Riley is located 10 km to the south east of Mt Lindsay. Livingstone is located 3.5km to the west of Mount Lindsay