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Many Peaks Gold Limited is a mineral exploration and development company focused on gold and gold-copper exploration in the southern part of the Yarrol Geological Province in Queensland, Australia. The Company has secured options to acquire, in two tranches, a 100% interest in two exploration permits (the Tenements) for minerals in the central region of Queensland, covering a total area of 464km2.
The exploration completed to date within the Tenements has included reconnaissance exploration work across multiple mineral occurrences and historical workings which has identified three project areas within the Tenements, being the Mt Weary Gold Project, Rawlins Gold-Copper Project, and the Monal Gold Project.
Mt Weary Gold Project
The Mt Weary Gold Project is located within the eastern extent of the Tenements and is comprised of multiple gold occurrences with the ‘Boggy Creek prospect’ central to the project area. The Mt Weary Gold Project hosts gold anomalism, along with several historical gold workings. Within the larger anomalous gold corridor, the Boggy Creek prospect hosts drill ready targets generated from geophysical and geochemistry surveys completed in recent years identifying more than 1km of potential extensions to previously drilled gold mineralisation.
Rawlins Gold-Copper Project
The Rawlins Gold-Copper Project area is at an early-stage of exploration and located in the western area of the Tenements, approximately 20km west of the Mt Weary Gold Project. Situated on the margin of a significant annular feature identified in regional magnetic datasets, several smaller intrusive features are outlined on the margin of the magnetic feature which are coincident with multiple areas of surface copper and gold anomalism returned in recent surface sampling and mapping completed by the Company over the past 12 months. Several targets have been identified for follow-up exploration including the Eastern Star, Copper Knob and Rough Gully Prospects. The geophysics, metallogeny and alteration of the Rawlins Gold-Copper Project area are indicative of porphyry style mineralisation on a significant size target area.
Monal Gold Project
Located in the north of the Tenements, an extensive corridor of historical mines has exploited veins from adits over 5km of strike extent including a collection of abandoned mines referred to as the Monal Goldfields. Located approximately 12km to the northeast of the Rawlins Gold-Copper Project, and 18km northwest of the Mt Weary Gold Project. Hosting potential for high-grade epithermal veining, the Monal Gold Project has received very little modern exploration. The Company intends to complete surface geochemical and ground geophysical survey to better define the geometry of mineralisation and assess the area for further exploration.
It is anticipated that MPG will list on the ASX during March 2022.
The exploration completed to date within the Tenements has included reconnaissance exploration work across multiple mineral occurrences and historical workings which has identified three project areas within the Tenements, being the Mt Weary Gold Project, Rawlins Gold-Copper Project, and the Monal Gold Project.
Mt Weary Gold Project
The Mt Weary Gold Project is located within the eastern extent of the Tenements and is comprised of multiple gold occurrences with the ‘Boggy Creek prospect’ central to the project area. The Mt Weary Gold Project hosts gold anomalism, along with several historical gold workings. Within the larger anomalous gold corridor, the Boggy Creek prospect hosts drill ready targets generated from geophysical and geochemistry surveys completed in recent years identifying more than 1km of potential extensions to previously drilled gold mineralisation.
Rawlins Gold-Copper Project
The Rawlins Gold-Copper Project area is at an early-stage of exploration and located in the western area of the Tenements, approximately 20km west of the Mt Weary Gold Project. Situated on the margin of a significant annular feature identified in regional magnetic datasets, several smaller intrusive features are outlined on the margin of the magnetic feature which are coincident with multiple areas of surface copper and gold anomalism returned in recent surface sampling and mapping completed by the Company over the past 12 months. Several targets have been identified for follow-up exploration including the Eastern Star, Copper Knob and Rough Gully Prospects. The geophysics, metallogeny and alteration of the Rawlins Gold-Copper Project area are indicative of porphyry style mineralisation on a significant size target area.
Monal Gold Project
Located in the north of the Tenements, an extensive corridor of historical mines has exploited veins from adits over 5km of strike extent including a collection of abandoned mines referred to as the Monal Goldfields. Located approximately 12km to the northeast of the Rawlins Gold-Copper Project, and 18km northwest of the Mt Weary Gold Project. Hosting potential for high-grade epithermal veining, the Monal Gold Project has received very little modern exploration. The Company intends to complete surface geochemical and ground geophysical survey to better define the geometry of mineralisation and assess the area for further exploration.
It is anticipated that MPG will list on the ASX during March 2022.