Dajin Confirms Alkali Lake as a Deep Closed Basin

Dajin Resources Corp. (TSXV:DJI,OTC:DJIFF) announced that results from the recently completed gravity survey at Alkali Lake show that the claim area is underlain by a circular basin estimated at 4,000 feet in depth. Magnetic data also indicates that a Mesozoic aged intrusive body to the north of the claim area.
As quoted in the press release:

The total number of gravity stations used in the 3D gravity interpretation was 566. Wright Geophysics also reprocessed public domain airborne magnetic data. The gravity model shows the claim area is underlain by a circular basin estimated at 4,000 feet in depth (1,200 m). It is separated from an adjacent basin to the east by a structure likely related to the Walker Lane Shear Zone. The magnetic data indicates a Mesozoic aged intrusive body to the north of the claim area. These features are important for understanding the geometry of this complex basin and for estimating its potential volume.
Dajin’s 100% owned Alkali Lake property consists of 138 placer claims covering an area of (2,811 acres) 1,138 hectares of the enclosed basin. Surface sampling in March and April, 2015, confirmed the presence of near surface lithium. The basin is situated approximately 7.5 miles (12 km) east-northeast of Rockwood Lithium’s Clayton Valley lithium operation, the only producing brine based lithium mine in operation in North America. In addition, Alkali Lake claims are 12 miles (20 km) east-northeast of Pure Energy’s Clayton Valley project. Like Clayton Valley, Alkali Lake is a classic, fault bounded closed basin.

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