King River Resources has revealed promising geochemical anomalism in assay results from phase-one drilling of its Providence target in the Northern Territory.
King River Resources has revealed promising geochemical anomalism at its Providence target that lies along strike from a highly-regarded copper operation in the heart of Australia’s Northern Territory.
The anomalism sits just 100m above and 50m east of a strong gravity “high” that denotes the Main trend at that point – and the company has already earmarked it for follow-up drilling. King River says it confirms that the strong gravity trends are associated with ironstones and that the strong gravity zones, accompanied by dipole-dipole induced-polarisation conductors on both the main trend and the multiple lateral splays, are valid targets for further testing
Projected north-westerly magnetic and gravity trends from Bluebird and through Providence lead straight to Emmerson Resources’ historic Blue Moon, Gigantic and Metallic Hill IOCG mine trends and within a greater area where many other similar styles of mineralisation have been identified.
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