TriAusMin Intersects More High-Grade Base Metal Mineralizations, Including Zinc at Woodlawn

TriAusMin Limited (TSX:TOR) continues to intersect high-grade mineralization of base metals, including  11.72% zinc at the Woodlawn project in Australia.

As quoted in the press release, drill highlights include:

WLTD011W1:

14.5m @ 3.66% Cu,  3.71% Pb,  11.72% Zn,  121g/t Ag,  1.92g/t Au from 551m
7.3m @ 1.86% Cu,  1.82% Pb,    6.08% Zn,    54g/t Ag,  2.89g/t Au from 631m
8.0m @ 1.18% Cu,  3.88% Pb,  10.67% Zn,    57g/t Ag,  0.60g/t Au from 700m

WLTD011W2:

9.0m @ 2.92% Cu,  4.64% Pb,    8.61% Zn,  167g/t Ag,  2.07g/t Au from 564m
8.9m @ 2.70% Cu,  3.02% Pb,    6.34% Zn,    71g/t Ag,  1.24g/t Au from 648m

Wayne Taylor, Managing Director and CEO of TriAusMin commented:

“The results are the best to date and demonstrate both width and grade continuity between holes down-plunge as we track these zones further away from the areas of prior mining.  The two I Lens intercepts of 14.5m grading 3.66% Cu, 3.71% Pb, 11.72% Zn, 121g/t Ag and 1.92g/t Au and 9m grading 2.92% Cu, 4.64% Pb, 8.61% Zn, 167g/t Ag and 2.07g/t Au are outstanding. In addition, the daughter wedges have intersected a new high grade mineralised lens that was previously unrecognised and further expands the resource potential.  This is a significant result in support of defining new resources at the Woodlawn Underground Project.”

To read the full press release, click here.