Club Terrace Project
District-Scale Greenfields Gold Opportunity Along a 30 km Historic Gold Trend
Project Overview
The Club Terrace Project is a district-scale exploration project located in Victoria's East Gippsland region within the prolific Lachlan Fold Belt, one of Australia's most productive gold provinces. Covering 126 km² along a 34-kilometre-long structural corridor, the project encompasses a series of historic goldfields associated with major regional structures including the Bemm Fault and Club Terrace Fault. Despite a long history of alluvial and hard-rock gold mining dating back to the late 1800s, the area has seen remarkably little modern gold-focused exploration and no known modern gold drilling. Crossroads believes Club Terrace represents a rare greenfields discovery opportunity with the potential to identify a significant new gold system along a largely untested district-scale structural corridor.
Project Highlights
- Large-scale 126 km² land package in Victoria, Australia
- Covers a 34 km-long gold corridor and multiple historic goldfields
- Located within the Lachlan Fold Belt, which hosts more than 190 million ounces of historical gold production
- Situated along two major regional structures: the Bemm Fault and Club Terrace Fault
- Historical alluvial and hard-rock gold mining dating back to the late 1800s
- Historic production centres include Boulder, Club Terrace, Poddy Creek and Bemm River
- Virtually no modern gold-focused exploration completed across the project
- No known modern gold drilling completed within the project area
- Multiple historical gold occurrences distributed across a district-scale structural trend
- Strong geological similarities to other major gold deposits within the Lachlan Fold Belt
- Excellent potential for modern geochemistry, mapping and target generation
- High-priority greenfields discovery opportunity with potential for a major new gold system