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BOXWOOD HILL

 

Base Metals & Gold

Location
The Boxwood Hill project is located about 370km southeast of Perth, Western Australia and approximately 60km northeast of the town of Albany.
No. of Tenements 3
Area 600km2
Status 196 km2 granted, remainder in application
Geology
Late Proterozoic quartzo-feldspathic gneiss containing quartz-filled shears with copper and lead mineralisation. Silicified limonitic gossans, which exhibit fine boxwork texture after sulphides also occur along this trend and galena, dated at 1900 million years has been reported from the same area.
Targets

Late Proterozoic quartzo-feldspathic gneiss containing quartz-filled shears with copper and lead mineralisation. Silicified limonitic gossans, which exhibit fine boxwork texture after sulphides also occur along this trend. Galena, dated at 1900 million years, has been reported from the same area.

Geological survey mapping describes the rocks as Archaean and Proterozoic gneiss. The metamorphic overprint is attributed to a period of Proterozoic thrusting along the intensely deformed Albany-Fraser mobile zone, which is believed to represent an accretionary zone of thrusting between continental margins. Indeed, the site marks a triple junction between the Albany Fraser Mobile zone and the two Archaean terranes - the Western Gneiss and Yilgarn Block. Such triple points are widely regarded as favourable target areas for concentration of minerals.

Targets Base metals and gold.
Proposed Programme TBA