Field mapping by emerging explorer Litchfield Minerals has identified continuous outcrop of the Northern Territory’s polymetallic mineralised Oonagalabi Formation all the way from the company’s Silverado prospect to Bomb Diggity, encompassing an area along about 3 kilometres of strike. Mapping and rock chip sampling found that outcrop between Silverado and Oonagalabi is strongly mineralised. Satellite imagery of Litchfield Minerals’ polymetallic Oonagalabi project in the Northern Territory showing known and new mineralised Oonagalabi Formation outcrops, historic drilling and the company’s reverse circulation drill hole collar positions. The project spans about 3km by 0.5km, and geophysics suggests that mineralisation extends to at least 500m depth. Litchfield finalised its acquisition of a strategic copper-gold-base metals portfolio, including Oonagalabi, in October last year as part of a strategy to invest fresh capital into the NT.