Broken Hill Gold Announces Geophysical Anomalies at Icebreaker
Key points
- Large IP and magnetic anomalies identified at Icebreaker
- Drilling program starting this week
- Potential link between Hannaford, Rolling, and Icebreaker deposits
- Geophysics extending to other near-mine prospects
Full summary
Broken Hill Gold Ltd (ASX: BH6) has reported the completion of extensive geophysical surveys at its White Dam Gold-Copper Project in South Australia, revealing large coincident IP and magnetic anomalies directly beneath high-grade gold-copper drill intersections at the Icebreaker prospect. The geophysical surveys identified a ~1.5km² chargeability anomaly and a ~1km² high-intensity magnetic anomaly, suggesting potential depth and strike extensions to known mineralization. A 3,000m drilling program is set to commence this week, with initial results expected in late November. The geophysical anomalies also encompass the Hannaford deposit and other nearby prospects, indicating a large alteration system with significant exploration potential.
Outlook
The company anticipates significant exploration potential at Icebreaker and other nearby prospects, with initial drilling results expected in late November.
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