Thus far, all the available results from G1 to G13, are indicating it is pointing downward as it heads North, towards the SF.
So its natural to conclude the continuation of these intrusions within the SF, will be lower, than it was at Gonneville.
Of course, faulting could have occurred since this chonolith was deposited over a billion years ago, and it could have been lifted higher by those faults, within the SF.
But we really don't want to find them at the surface - as leaching and weathering at surface, could reduce its concentration massively.
We want it to be ideally placed in the "Not to cold and Not too hot zone", where its sheltered from both leaching and weathering.
JMHO.
Detailed info on hartog drilling from department of mining, page-44
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