Copperhole Creek

Australia, Queensland
Gradient Brand Secondary

Type:

Polymetallic

Commodity:

Copper-Zinc-Lead-Silver-Tin

Status:

Available Property

Overview

Copperhole Creek is located in Queensland within a window of Georgetown-Forsayth Metamorphics. The project features two styles of mineralization including Cu-Au/Pb-Zn-Ag breccias and veins associated with regional shearing in Proterozoic metamorphics, as well as greisen style Sn-Mo-Cu mineralization hosted within Carboniferous granites. Nearby properties (Einasleigh Cu Mine & Chloe & Jackson Deposits) with resources show similar grades and styles of mineralization of those historically recorded within the license.

There are extensive historic workings across the license that have seen limited exploration (see table below for more details). Of particular interest is the Questend prospect, described as having a 600 meter strike length. Questend has seen two historic drillholes, of which one intercepted 12 meters @ 3.27% Cu, 0.66% Zn, 51 g/t Ag, and 0.26% Sn. This historic drilling did not test for gold, and was never followed up. 

ProspectSample TypeAnalytical ValuesDescriptionTarget
DorothyUnderground sampling8.79% Cu, 3.36% Pb & 4.85% Zn120m long x 2m wide x 10m deep lens of Cu-Pb-Zn quartz veinNever systematically explored or drilled
QuestendPercussion drilling12m @ 3.27% Cu 0.66% Zn, 51 g/t Ag, & 0.26% Sn 2-3 subparallel fissure veins with 600m strikeHistoric operators didn’t test for gold; percussion drilling never followed up
AvalonDump sample10.9% Cu & 5 oz Ag1.5m quartz vein along a 1m wide chloritic selvedge of Cu-bearing schistNo record of sampling or modern exploration
GeorgeAg occurrence75m strike lengthNo modern sampling
EnterpriseRock chip sample2.4 g/t Au, 0.3% Cu, & 0.1% Pb2Abandoned Cu prospect within Forsayth GraniteAu values never fully quantified

1 Underground sampling was completed by Bridge Minerals in 1971 and reported to Queensland Geologic Survey in Annual Report Georgetown District Eveleigh Block (cr_3533.pdf.)

2 Rock chip samples were reported by BP Minerals in Final Report A.TO P.1806 Georgetown Region- Queensland (cr_7585.pdf)

Elemental has not performed sufficient work to verify the published assay results, and these data cannot be verified as being compliant with NI 43-101 standards. 

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