Geo Exploration Limited (LSE:GEO) has completed the interpretation of comprehensive airborne geophysical and LiDAR surveys across its Gorge Project in Western Australia, with the results confirming the project sits within the regionally significant Wyloo Dome. This geological setting is comparable to several major Australian gold districts. The latest work has significantly increased the number of priority exploration targets from three to 12, while also enhancing the ranking of established prospects including MAG001, Gorge Mine and the 401 Prospect. The survey also identified a complex network of faults and folds that further strengthens the project’s exploration potential.
The newly processed magnetic, radiometric, LiDAR and aerial imagery data has outlined a major structural corridor, highlighted potential intrusive bodies at depth and identified multiple fault intersections considered favourable for gold mineralisation. In addition, the survey uncovered evidence of far more extensive historical mining activity than previously recognised, including 24 historic mine shafts, 12 exploration trenches and widespread quartz veining. Together, these findings provide Geo Exploration with a substantially larger portfolio of well-defined targets to advance through future field exploration and drilling programmes.
About Geo Exploration Limited
Geo Exploration Limited is an exploration company focused on discovering gold deposits in Western Australia. Its flagship asset is the Gorge Project, located within the highly prospective Wyloo Dome, where the company applies advanced exploration technologies, including magnetic, radiometric and LiDAR surveys, to identify and prioritise gold targets across a large regional mineral system.
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