MANGAROON REE, page-4

Thorium and magnetic anomalies on Geological Survey of WA geology maps. [Relatively accurate for HC but not beyond that]




Colour coded, in part for different companies, with Red for direct Thorium highs (DRE, HAS) and magenta (LNR), Groupings and shoulder anomalism black and green, Geophysical interp anomalies for LNR in Blue. Red dashed lines Magnetic interpreted anomalies.
Numbering system for DRE is arbitrary with DRE having their own system (e.g anom Y42).

One simple observation is HAS/LNR thorium and ironstone anomalies are in areas of outcrop or shallow subcrop when compared to the DRE area south of the Lyons River fault. Most DRE anomalies are in areas of alluvium and colluvium at least at the 100,000 scale of these maps.


This PDF contains imagery of the first 8 higher priority targets from my research. Subjective so DYOR.

Visual images for top 20 Priorities Salpetie.pdf


Was going to be top 20 but size gets too large for HC around 2Mb. And getting tired.

Might toss together a series of PDFs for the rest of the anomalies that dropped out of this research but that is overwhelming .

A couple of observations from doing this work.

Early DRE sampling picked up YIN Y3 and a couple of others we have come to know.


Site A on this map is outside the Thorium radiometrics provided to date. Probably not anomalous but a hint that there may be more to the NW. Definitely some interesting visuals on DRE and competitor ground which may be ironstone related.




Top image Venus corp near Star of Mangaroon.
Bottom on DRE ground some 10Kms SE of Cullens Find.

The large areas of cover commonly have an "out-wash fan" of black sands. These zones do not have strong Th responses suggesting they may be thick.
Very strong on DRE ground east and SE of LNR's Lyon anomalies.



As I have mentioned previously these cover areas may mask thorium radiometrics.

Looking forward to some good news tomorrow. Hopefully not an extension of the TH into a voluntary Suspension.

The results of DRE surveys of these anomalies is another potential reason for the TH.....