Keithley Creek gold discovery
MINFILE records July discovery near the creek mouth. District history, not production by Yellow Brick Resources.
Selected district and wider-property programs by earlier operators. Read the work alongside its limitations.
Approximate drilling subtotal and method-specific survey totals across the wider historical property—not an audited lifetime inventory or work confirmed entirely within the supplied current mineral outline. These are not mineral resources or reserves. Sources and limitations →
Programs covered separate locations and objectives. Their relationship to current rights must be confirmed before results are described as on-property. Dates refer to fieldwork where established, rather than archived filenames.
MINFILE records July discovery near the creek mouth. District history, not production by Yellow Brick Resources.
Talbot and Larsen located veins on the southwest slope. Talbot and Midas remain separate district references.
Test pits, bulk sampling, drilling and seismic surveys investigated bench gravels across earlier holdings.
Four tabulated holes totalled approximately 538 m on J1 and CAC targets. Graphite and sulphides helped explain electrical responses; selected core remained unassayed.
Three holes, approximately 75 m, examined sediment between tills. The work did not demonstrate the previously proposed buried “Tertiary” pay gravels.
Programs are recorded in ARIS 24355, 24825 and 26659. Inclusion in the wider subtotal does not verify current-claim locations.
Geological logs and analytical records provide a basis for reassessment. Reviewed core summaries reported low gold values. Actual work year: 2005, not the archived filename date.
A 251-sample survey refined earlier gold-anomaly patterns into more discrete historical targets.
The 2013 magnetic/VLF survey and 2016 magnetic and geochemical work added structural and lithological information.
23.95 line-km of shared magnetic/VLF traverses and 5.3 line-km of IP. Original magnetic, chargeability and resistivity plans are in the map library.
Separate 2018 and 2019 IP lines were followed by three-line HVSR surveying in 2021. An interpreted bedrock-low trend was recommended for testing, not demonstrated as a continuous payable channel.
The supplied revision-3 copy summarizes approximately 4,573 m of diamond drilling in 28 holes from selected programs in ARIS 15847, 16399, 21523, 24355, 24825, 26659 and 28442. This wider-property subtotal is not an independently audited lifetime total or verified current-tenure collar inventory.
The 60.15 line-km of magnetic acquisition covers campaigns in 2013, 2016 and 2018. VLF was collected along 50.15 km of those traverses. Shared coverage is not counted twice as extra ground; line-kilometres are not unique ground area.
The revision-2 campaign ledger cited by the revision-3 copy was not included in the website package. Totals are presented with that source limitation, not as a new independent audit.
Additional chronology is summarized from the supplied 30 October 2026 website copy, citing a 14 October comprehensive review, Lorimer’s 1983 report, the July 1991 sonic report and the 2021 Lou HVSR report. Those underlying local documents were not included in the website kit; this is not a new independent audit.