"Kathleen Valley Lithium & Tantalum Project."-50 page technical report by Martinick Bosch Sell Pty Ltd [MBS] Please read the disclaimers. Link: https://www.der.wa.gov.au/images/Att_3B_1.pdf
"PG 8/50: 3.2 Two main groups of pegmatites have been recognised at the project: KATHLEEN'S CORNER & MT MANN , with several pegmatites mapped also occuring to the south.
These pegmatites are part of a series of quartz-feldspar-muscovite-s p o d u m e n e hosted in mafic rocks related to the KATHLEEN VALLEY Grabbo or Mt Goode basalts. 17 m i n e r a l i s e d pegmatites have been identified at the KATHLEEN VALLEY PROJECT hosted by 2 pegmatite s w a r m s at Kathleen's Corner & Mt M a n n.
At Mt Mann, 2 steeply dipping [-70^ West] pegmatites have been DRILLED over a s t r i k e of 1,000m and to a vertical d e p t h o f 390m and they have an average t h i c k n e s s of 13.5m & 11m . At Kathleen's Corner , 11 sub-horizontal pegmatites [dipping between 0 and -10^ to the west] have been d r i l l e d over an area of 1,000m x 1100m. The pegmatites outcrop in the NORTH EAST of the area , are up to 40m thick with an average thickness of 5m, and extend down dip for 850m to 950m , where they MERGE WITH MT MANN at approx 200-300m b e l o w surface to form a SINGLE THICK [35M-75M] mineralised BODY . In addition, there are 4 moderately dipping [-15 to -45 degree ^ to the W E S T ] pegmatites up to 9m thick with an average thickness of 5m."
My comment: The data from the technical report in full @liontown Resources. So, if someone can overlay the info on the map of KATHLEEN'S CORNER & MT MANN VS the next door Mila Resources Licence E36/876 would be helpful and appreciated. That way, one can get a better idea if one uses visual.
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