Mutooroo Cobalt District, page-22

"If you review HAV's Mutooroo reports on SARIG, you can map the Silver City Suite-Mutooroo Granite Gneiss into the Ophara project area's cobalt soil anomalies"

Following up on my post from yesterday, pay particular attention to grid reference 6,435,000 mN on the far right hand side of the map below.

It appears the Silver City Suite-Mutooroo Granite Gneiss crosses into the AYR Ophara project area (from yesterday's cobalt soil anomaly) on the far right hand side (which represents the South Australia/NSW border):



The Mutooroo copper-cobalt-gold project is located ~10 kilometres to the south-west of AYR's Ophara project. Mutooroo is also ~30 km step-out from Cobalt Blue’s Thackaringa Cobalt Project.

The map below represents the black rectangle (at an angle) across the Silver City Suite-Mutooroo Granite Gneiss for mineral tenement EL3382 in the map above.

The Silver City Suite-Mutooroo Granite Gneiss is where the Mutooroo copper-cobalt-gold JORC arises:


Source of maps: HAV Annual Report EL3382 'Mutooroo Mine' for period 28th July 2009 - 27th July 2010 (available on SARIG), pages 13 and 14.


Mutooroo reverse circulation drill hole MTRC044 is located towards the bottom of the above map (HAV drill collars are represented by + ).

Reminder, the 10 kg Mutooroo sulphide ore sample provided to COB, for testing via its proprietary cobalt recovery process, came from Mutooroo MTRC044.


Drill hole Mutooroo MTRC044 is shown 2nd from the left in the HAV Tweet below. The gneiss, amphibolite and oxidised lode outcrop is appropriately colour coded on the Mutooroo cross-section:



The Mutooroo copper-cobalt-gold mineralisation occurs as located structured remobilised, sulphide rich, breccia zones/lodes developed within a locally altered shear/fracture zone largely confined to an amphibolite body. Source: HAV Annual Report 'Mutooroo Mine' EL3382 for period 28th July 2009 - 27th July 2010 (available on SARIG), page 6.

Cheers

These are only my random thoughts and it does not constitute investment advice. Before acting on any information you read and before making any financial or investment decisions, you should always consult your advisor(s) or other relevant professional experts.

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