Warwick to commence airborne surveys

Airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys have commenced on Warwic....

  Airborne magnetic and radiometric surveys have commenced on Warwick Resources’ Woggaginna and Nickel Hills projects, near Newman in Western Australia.Warwick has contracted Thomson Aviation to fly fixed wing magnetic and radiometric surveys at Woggaginna (143sqkm) and at Nickel Hills (230sqkm). The surveys are to be completed on 100m spaced lines and at 35m flying height. Warwick Resources Technical Director, Bruce McQuitty said the airborne surveys would enable the company to focus its copper, nickel and uranium exploration. A more detailed helicopter-borne magnetic and radiometric survey is scheduled to be flown over the Copper Range project later this year in August. Information from the surveys will supplement and enhance historical geophysical data from Warwick’s projects, which has been processed and interpreted by Southern Geoscience Consultants. Warwick has only recently commenced follow up of the many targets generated from this work and is reportedly experiencing a high initial success rate. This follows the company’s successful maiden reverse circulation drilling program at Copper Range and Jimblebar, which last month identified the intersection of 1m @ 144g/t Au within 8m @ 20.4 g/t Au.