True North Copper has expanded its Mt Oxide discovery in north-west Queensland by extending the known copper trend by 500 meters to a total length of 2.3 kilometers and identifying a new 300-meter-wide mineralized zone at its Chidna prospect, located 400 meters north of its existing Aquila discovery. Maiden drilling at Chidna has revealed a broad mineralized system, with initial results showing a 52-meter interval grading 0.85% copper from 23 meters depth, including a 9-meter segment with 1.89% copper. Drilling at Aquila has also continued to yield positive results, with extensions of mineralization and high-grade intervals. The Chidna zone is notable for its size, which is significantly wider than the adjacent Aquila discovery, suggesting a larger mineralized system within a geological dilational structure that could favor larger and higher-grade deposits.
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