BMO is adjacent to the North and North-West of GT1 at its Root...

BMO is adjacent to the North and North-West of GT1 at its Root Asset. If GT1's geology map is correct, GT1 have claimed up to the edges of the Volcanic rocks area and not sought claims over the granite. With BMO's nearology relating primarily to a different geological structure (granite), I wouldn't be holding my breath for mineralised pegmatites but anything is possible. Among the better candidate areas for BMO would be the eastern end of 739972, 739973 & 739974 which at least contains the same type of ground as GT1 claimed and this is an area BMO highlight. As others have noted, the more interesting nearology claim is the area between Morrison and Root Bay and south of what GT1 has a claim over as this is the same geology.

That noted, BMO's maps do provide an interesting different perspective on the geology of GT1 at Root, particularly around gold (as a non-geologist).

As some have noted GT1 maps have a historical Gold grab sample 4g/t AU to the east of Root Bay although this wasn't discussed in GT1's prospectus. BMO's recent ASX release has a map with widening bands of purple relating to strongly fractured magnetic lineaments. There is an extremely close alignment between where these fractured magnetics are at their widest and where the gold grab sample was found. I've zoomed in to pictures below and you can orientate by the length/size of the east/south border of the GT1 claim. I'm not a gold investor but when I googled "strongly fractured magnetic lineaments" a whole heap of gold references kept on popping up and I quickly found references to the conditions creating the magnetics also assisting gold deposits to potentially form. BMO's website map shows a fracture line running south of root bay and to the just about over the gold grab sample except unfortunately BMO put their legend over this spot so I can't actually confirm the fracture line is also very close to the gold grab sample.


GT1's geology version of Root Asset showing claims for most of the Volcanic Rocks areas.


BMO's map from its recent ASX release.

And from BMO's website