@mhkforevermci I’m glad you brought up that map again because it says a lot.
Not only does it show how close we are to Carnaby's IOCG discovery but how the same consistent set of physical geology characteristics and formations are in a direct alignment to our tenure in the north. In particular, the prospective Corella and Argylla Formations. However, I wouldn't discount our holdings in the south either. There is still a lot of geology to unlock in this region. And now with modern geochemistry and geophysics we could see a number surprises arising over the next few months or so.
Also, this map from
@Wack posted above is interesting. It puts things into perspective by literally showing how much tenure we hold in comparison to our neighbour. See
Post #:58567802
The attention to this part of the Mt Isa region is only just starting to be realised – so overlooked.
The Mt Isa East project is shaping up to be an extremely attractive opportunity. Exciting developments awaits!
All IMO, DYOR, GLTAH
