Probable answer to the issue raised above.I have plotted the...

Probable answer to the issue raised above.

I have plotted the majority of AZY RC/DDH from 2011(company just formed) through to 2015.

The age and location of these holes suggest the National Map images date to around 2015 or a little bit earlier. This is why the sites look recent and also why no mid-late 2015, 2019/20 Calibre or Winu drilling can be seen on the basic version Shines2 and myself are using.

Magnum Dome area with these holes added to National Map. Simple to upload data if you have it, and in the right format.


Detail of Calibre:

Still some sites that aren't easy to explain: 37-40 with no obvious drilling disturbance suggests the coordinates may need to be checked. Subtle displacement in location relative to pads - technical problems or real?? (For my purposes adequate).

Corker detail



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The initial exploration by AZY appears to have been with diamond drilling only. Rare for the holes to be under 200m with the deepest at 666m.
Perhaps I missed some RC with sites such as the ?? ones N of the Corker discovery not making it into my database...yet.

The pattern of exploration shifts focus to Calibre following its discovery in 2012. Normal procedure with less obvious or weaker targets going on the back burner or being shelved entirely. Magnum doesn't seem to have been drilled post Calibre discovery, something that may be done this year perhaps?

Boxer? What happens if they get a good hit there or some other more recently developed target. Drilling out Calibre is probably a very high priority that is not going to be side lined easily. Rio won't waste money but they can add to the budget if something exciting comes up and (nice) difficult decisions need to be made.

Probably one of the largest Gaip surveys done in Australia at Citadel + all sorts of current high level geophysics.