Wodgina lithium project geology and mineralization
Located approximately 109km from Port Hedland,
Wodgina mine is classified as a North Pilbara basement terrane and comprises a series of ovoid multi-phase granitoidgneiss domes neighbored by sinuous synformal to monoclinal greenstone belts.
The Cassiterite pit of Wodgina lies on the 25km-long Wodgina Greenstone Belt, which consists of inter-layered mafic and ultramafic schists and amphibolites.
Mineralization is contained within multiple sub-parallel, sub-horizontal pegmatite intrusive bodies trending in north-east direction.
The pegmatites have a strike length from 200m to 400m.
Lithium in the Cassiterite pit is contained in grey-white spodumene crystals within medium-grained pegmatites hosting quartz, feldspar, spodumene, and muscovite.
Wodgina lithium project reserves As of October 2018, the Cassiterite pit of Wodgina lithium mine was estimated to hold 151.9Mt of probable ore reserves grading 1.17% lithium.
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Geology sounds rather similar except Tabba Tabba leases may host bigger numbers by my reckoning (after more drilling)
multiple parallel NE trending loads … Leia alone shaping up to be over 100Mt
what about the other structures and leases in WildCat ?
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