The Mojave Project consists of three areas: The North Block comprised of 184 claims totaling 14.9km², North East Block comprised of 71 claims totaling 5.7km² and the El Campo Prospect comprising of 5 claims totaling 0.34km². This brings the Mojave Project to 20.94km² held within two distinctive contiguous claim blocks.
The Mojave Project is positioned next to one of the highest-grade REE mines in the world and multiple significant carbonatite REE veins have been identified. 13 targets, 19 interpreted geophysical features and 4 REE mineral prospects have been identified for field review.
The El Campo Prospect has produced high grade samples with five of the twenty-five rock-chip samples collected, returning TREO results with assays up to 9.49%. These samples were collected from outcrops of syenite, shonkinite and carbonatite comprising a 6-meter-wide mineralised zone.
Occurrences of dykes of mid-Proterozoic intrusive rocks including syenite, shonkinite and carbonatite have been documented in the El Campo claim blocks and are interpreted to also be found in the North and South blocks. The Proterozoic carbonatite terrane at Mountain Pass hosts the largest resource of REE’s in North America.
The close proximity of the El Campo Prospect to the Mountain Pass Mine and high-grade rockchip samples provides strong potential for further significant REE discoveries within the exploration package.
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