Beatons Creek Fresh Feasibility Study Update
June 14, 2022
BEATONS CREEK FRESH FEASIBILITY STUDY UPDATE
HIGHLIGHTS
• A feasibility study for mining of the Beatons Creek gold project (“ Beatons Creek”) Fresh mineral
resource (“Feasibility Study”) is underway, with completion targeted by mid-Q4 2022
• Metallurgical and geotechnical diamond drilling programs have been completed, with assaying and
metallurgical test work underway and due for completion by the end of July 2022
• Phase one of a mineral resource definition reverse circulation ( “RC”) drilling program will be
completed by the end of June 2022. Results received to May 31, 2022 include significant, high-
grade intercepts (> 40 gram-metres gold) of:
• 3.5 m at 43.62 g/t gold from 47 m in GHF0526
• 5.5 m at 16.02 g/t gold from 30 m in GHF0269
• 1.5 m at 48.84 g/t gold from 42.5 m in GHF0500
• 4.5 m at 15.23 g/t gold from 47.5 m in GHF0523
• 2 m at 28.14 g/t gold from 75.5 m in GHF0200
• 3 m at 18.5 g/t gold from 72.5 m in GHF0181
• 3 m at 17.85 g/t gold from 39 m in GHF0014
• 1.5 m at 31.29 g/t gold from 43.5 m in GHF0498
• 2.5 m at 17.66 g/t gold from 41.5 m in GHF0490
• 2.5 m at 16.16 g/t gold from 82 m in GHF0216
• 3 m at 15.3 g/t gold from 61.5 m in GHF0554
• Mineral resource definition drilling to date has confirmed the high-grade nature, strong continuity,
and thickness of the Fresh mineralized material
• Commencement of Phase Two mining of the Beatons Creek Fresh deposit is subject to receipt of
approvals from various Western Australian regulatory departments1.
VANCOUVER, BC – Novo Resources Corp. (“Novo” or the “Company”) (TSX: NVO, NVO.WT & NVO.WT.A)
(OTCQX: NSRPF) is pleased to provide an update on the Feasibility Study and key initial results from the
ongoing resource definition drilling program.
“The Fresh component of Beatons Creek accounts for approximately 65% of the global Beatons Creek mineral
resource estimate and is integral to Novo’s operational success. With mining of the Oxide mineral resource
nearing completion1,2, we have shifted our focus on the ground to complete key exploration and development
activities for Phase Two Fresh operations at Beatons Creek. Importantly, our resource definition drill program
has already delivered excellent, near-surface results which confirm the high-grade nature of the Fresh mineral
resource and supports Novo’s plans to accelerate the Feasibility Study , while working with Western
Australian regulatory departments to obtain requisite approvals, ” commented Mr. Michael
Spreadborough, Executive Co-Chairman, acting Chief Executive Officer and a director of Novo.
BEATONS CREEK STATUS
Operations will be paused at Beatons Creek, with a controlled and phased wind-down of operational
activities through Q3 2022, as outlined in the Company’s news release dated June 14, 20221. Commencement
of Phase Two mining of the Fresh mineral resource at Beatons Creek, is subject to receipt of approvals from
various Western Australian regulatory departments and the successful completion of the Feasibility Study,
including a final investment decision by Novo’s board of directors1.
1 Refer to the Company’s news releases dated June 14, 2022.
2 Refer to the Company’s news releases dated December 13, 2021 and May 24, 2022.
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BEATONS CREEK RESOURCE DEFINITION DRILLING
Building upon recent knowledge gained during mining activities completed at the Grant’s Hill deposit, which
forms part of Beatons Creek, Novo has been undertaking 20 m by 20 m resource definition RC drilling across
key areas at Grant’s Hill, which contains the majority of the known Fresh mineralization3.
This drill program commenced at the end of October 2021, with the Company accelerating drilling in January
2022 through three RC d rill rigs. At the end of May 2022, approximately 31,700 m ( 397 holes), with an
average depth of 80 m per hole, were drilled into the Grant’s Hill project area.
Drilling at Grant's Hill has been systemically trending in a north -westerly direction from the Oxide open pit
boundary, testing the extent of the known mi neralization ( ‘lodes’) identified in the previously released
mineral resource estimate3. Whilst the natural topography and landscape has presented some challenges,
the drill coverage was designed to test as many lodes as possible ( Figures 1 & 2 below). To date, drilling
programs have achieved good spatial coverage reaching up to 400 m in width and 600 m in length. These drill
programs have been targeting known lodes including the M0, M1, M2 and M3, with the primary focus
targeting the well-endowed M1 and M2 lodes.
Figure 1: Grant’s Hill Fresh mineral resource definition RC drilling
To gain further confidence in the lodes, a 30,400 sq m area was drilled at a 10 m by 10 m spacing immediately
adjacent to the recently mined Grant’s Hill pit. This drilling comprised 73 holes for 5,080 m drilled, in addition
to the already drilled 20 m by 20 m pattern (Figure 2 below).
Figures 3, 4 and 5 illustrate the lodes intersected by recent resource definition drilling, along with drilling
results received to date. Results are encouraging, indicating that the principal M1 and M2 lodes remain open
and continuous along plunge . These results also confirm the thickness and tenor of the minerali zation
intercepted in prior drilling programs. Refer to Table 1 for a list of all significant intervals greater than 0.5 g/t
gold.
BEATONS CREEK RESOURCE EXTENSION DRILLING
Significance of the resource definition results allows Novo to plan for the next phase s of drilling, extending
drill coverage in a north -westerly direction with an expectation to grow the current mineral resource
estimate3 (“MRE”) (Figure 2 below shows priority 1 to priority 4 phases). The next stage of resource extension
drilling will be targeting areas of existing sparse drilling information and planned drilling aims to increase
resource confidence , through the upgrade of current inferred mineral resources3 and unclassified
mineralization. The resource extension drilling program will be completed in a staged approach, targeting
3 Refer to the Company’s news release dated April 30, 2021 and the report titled “Preliminary Economic Assessment on the Beatons Creek Gold Project, Western Australia” (the “PEA”) with an effective
date of February 5, 2021 and an issue date of April 30, 2021. The mineral resource estimate in the PEA has not been adjusted for depletion. Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have
demonstrated economic viability.
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higher-priority areas in the first instance and progressing to lower priority areas to potentially grow the
inferred mineral resource3 and inform further studies and life-of-mine planning.
The drilling program will continue for the remainder of CY2022 and into H1 2023 and is expected to define
the updated extent of the Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource.
Figure 2: Plan view of Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource definition and extension programs
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Figure 3: Section view A-A’ Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource definition and extension programs
Figure 4: Section view B-B’ Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource definition and extension programs
Figure 5: Section view C-C’ Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource definition and extension programs
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BEATONS CREEK FRESH FEASIBILITY STUDY
The results from the resource definition and extension drilling program will inform an update to the MRE for
Beatons Creek, with the upgraded MRE providing the foundation for the Feasibility Study.
Data collection and analysis programs are underway to better define parameters for:
• Metallurgical recoveries and an optimization of the Golden Eagle processing facility (“Golden Eagle
Plant”)
• Geotechnical, hydrogeological and hydrological conditions to be encountered in the open pits
• Geochemical properties of the various materials being mined to ensure they are appropriately
managed during and post-mining operations at Beatons Creek
Other key studies which have also commenced, include:
• Updated Beatons Creek mine and waste dump designs incorporating management of any potential
for acid mine drainage and mine closure commitments
• Improved understanding of the metallurgical performance of the Beatons Creek Fresh mineralized
material though the Golden Eagle Plant and optimum throughput rates, as previously reported4
• Definition of an economic provision for additional tailings storage capacity to accommodate
processing of Beatons Creek Fresh mineralized material
• Determining the suitability of current Beatons Creek infrastructure required to support mining and
processing of the Fresh mineralized material, including consideration of renewable energy options
for power generation and/or supply
• Mining and processing schedules
• Capital and operating cost estimates and life-of-mine cash flow forecasts
• Development of an economic mine plan and the reporting of a mineral reserve estimate in a
National Instrument 43-101 Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) compliant
technical report
SAMPLE PREPARATION, ASSAYING AND QUALITY ASSURANCE/QUALITY CONTROL
The widths of intercepts reported are approximate true width given vertical RC holes and relatively flat lying
lodes. All samples are collected as 0.5 m RC composites. Samples are split in half (c. 8 kg) at the rig and one
half selected at random and submitted to the Beatons Creek on-site Intertek laboratory. Samples are dried
for 24 hours. They are then fed through a Smart Crusher, where they are reduced to P90 -3 mm and 2.5 kg
split off for assay. The 2.5 kg sub-sample is placed into five PhotonAssayTM pots. The pots are shipped to the
Intertek laboratory in Perth where they are assayed in total by PhotonAssay TM. PhotonAssayTM is a non-
destructive method, based on technology that measures gold concentration via X-ray excitation to produce
gamma rays. Intertek PhotonAssay TM is NATA accredited (3244) via ISO/IEC 17025 (2017) for method PA
W0002. Drill program design, quality assurance/quality control and interpretation of results is performed by
qualified persons employing quality control (“ QC”) analysis c onsistent with industry best practices.
PhotonAssayTM certified CRMs and blanks are included at a rate of 1 in 25 samples for QC purposes by the
Company. Intertek undertakes its own QC, the results of which are provided to Novo. Approximately 2% of
PhotonAssayTM samples are umpire assayed by screen fire assay. Novo does not know of any factors of
drilling or sampling that could materially affect the accuracy or reliability of the assay data disclosed.
All data was verified without limitation by a qualified person by reviewing analytical procedures undertaken.
QP STATEMENT
Dr. Simon Dominy FAusIMM (CP) FAIG (RPGeo) is the qualified person, as defined under NI 43-101, responsible
for, and having reviewed and approved, the technical information contained in this news release. Dr. Dominy
is a Technical Advisor to Novo.
4 Refer to the Company’s news releases dated October 12, 2021 and April 7, 2022.
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CAUTIONARY STATEMENT
The decision by the Company to produce at Beatons Creek was not based on a feasibility study of mineral
reserves demonstrating economic and technical viability and, as a result, there is an increased uncertainty of
achieving any particular level of recovery of minerals or the cost of such recovery, including increased risks
associated with developing a commercially mineable deposit. Production has not a chieved forecast to date.
Historically, such projects have a much higher risk of economic and technical failure. There is no guarantee
that anticipated production costs will be achieved. Failure to achieve the anticipated production costs would
have a material adverse impact on the Company’s cash flow and future profitability.
The Company cautions that its declaration of commercial production effective October 1, 20215 only indicates
that Beatons Creek was operating at anticipated and sustainable levels and it does not indicate that economic
results will be realized.
ABOUT NOVO
Novo operates its flagship Beatons Creek gold project while exploring and developing its prospective land
package covering approximately 11,000 square kilometres in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. In
addition to the Company’s primary focus, Novo seeks to leverage its internal geological expertise to deliver
value-accretive opportunities to its shareholders.
Shareholders and Canadian media are to contact Leo Karabelas at (416) 543 -3120 or e -mail
Australian media are to contact Cameron Gilenko (Citadel-MAGNUS) at 0466 984 953.
On Behalf of the Board of Directors,
Novo Resources Corp.
“Michael Spreadborough”
Michael Spreadborough
Executive Co-Chairman and Acting CEO
Forward-looking information
Some statements in this news release contain forward -looking information (within the meaning of Canadian
securities legislation) including, without limitation, that the Feasibility Study will be completed in mid-Q4 2022,
that assaying and metallurgical testwork will be completed in Q3 2022, that mineral resource definition and
extension drilling programs will further expand the Beatons Creek Fresh mineral resource and will continue
for the remainder of CY2022 and H1 2023, and that extending drill coverage in a north-westerly direction will
potentially grow the mineral resource. These statements address future events and conditions and, as such,
involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results ,
performance or achievements to be materially different from any future results, performance or achievements
expressed or implied by the statements. Such factors include, without limitation, customary risks of the
resource industry and the risk factors identified in Novo’s management’s discussion and analysis for the three-
month period ended March 31, 2022, which is available under Novo’s profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com.
Forward-looking statements speak only as of the date those statements are made. Exce pt as required by
applicable law, Novo assumes no obligation to update or to publicly announce the results of any change to
any forward-looking statement contained or incorporated by reference herein to reflect actual results, future
events or developments , changes in assumptions or changes in other factors affecting the forward -looking
statements. If Novo updates any forward -looking statement(s), no inference should be drawn that the
Company will make additional updates with respect to those or other forward-looking statements.
5 Refer to the Company’s news release dated October 12, 2021.
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Table 1: Significant intercept s for all drilling during the Fresh mining stage . The table is generated by
calculating the average grade for each drill hole intersection constrained by the modelled M1 and M2 lodes,
and a 0.5 g/t gold intersection grade cut-off for reporting. All holes are drilled on tenement M46/11 and with
co-ordinates related to reference system GDA94, Zone 51.
Hole ID Type Depth Date
Completed Easting Northing Height Azimuth Dip Lode From
(m)
To
(m)
Interval
(m)
Grade
(Au g/t)
GHF0001 RC 75 2/11/2021 199831.818 7577899.339 411.318 0 -90 M1 34.5 38.5 4 2.79
GHF0001 RC 75 2/11/2021 199831.818 7577899.339 411.318 0 -90 M2 51.5 54.5 3 2.90
GHF0004 RC 100 17/02/2022 199605.876 7577672.975 428.432 340 -89 M2 73 73.5 0.5 0.59
GHF0005 RC 96 17/02/2022 199619.976 7577658.862 426.573 10 -89 M2 68.5 70.5 2 0.69
GHF0006 RC 85 17/02/2022 199634.086 7577673.006 425.518 103 -89 M1 48 50.5 2.5 2.05
GHF0006 RC 85 17/02/2022 199634.086 7577673.006 425.518 103 -89 M2 67.5 68 0.5 1.98
GHF0007 RC 83 29/11/2021 199648.304 7577687.212 423.5 0 -90 M1 48 49.5 1.5 7.20
GHF0007 RC 83 29/11/2021 199648.304 7577687.212 423.5 0 -90 M2 65.5 68.5 3 0.88
GHF0008 RC 75 2/11/2021 199834.235 7577870.496 415.48 0 -90 M1 37.5 40 2.5 2.30
GHF0008 RC 75 2/11/2021 199834.235 7577870.496 415.48 0 -90 M2 53 56.5 3.5 1.58
GHF0009 RC 82 25/10/2021 199874.059 7577913.127 416.472 0 -90 M1 39 40 1 8.34
GHF0009 RC 82 25/10/2021 199874.059 7577913.127 416.472 0 -90 M2 55.5 58 2.5 4.95
GHF0010 RC 12 7/12/2021 199648.524 7577659.566 423.631 0 -90 M1 45.5 47 1.5 7.45
GHF0010 RC 12 7/12/2021 199648.524 7577659.566 423.631 0 -90 M2 63.5 67 3.5 0.84
GHF0011 RC 83 22/02/2022 199662.37 7577673.006 424.952 156 -90 M1 46.5 47.5 1 1.40
GHF0011 RC 83 22/02/2022 199662.37 7577673.006 424.952 156 -90 M2 64 65.5 1.5 1.08
GHF0013 RC 79 3/11/2021 199832.909 7577842.677 420.816 0 -90 M1 43 44.5 1.5 3.44
GHF0013 RC 79 3/11/2021 199832.909 7577842.677 420.816 0 -90 M2 57 60 3 1.81
GHF0014 RC 24 3/11/2021 199846.179 7577856.83 418.181 0 -90 M1 39 42 3 17.85
GHF0014 RC 24 3/11/2021 199846.179 7577856.83 418.181 0 -90 M2 54 58 4 1.39
GHF0016 RC 76 21/10/2021 199903.224 7577912.62 421.856 0 -90 M1 42.5 46.5 4 5.04
GHF0016 RC 76 21/10/2021 199903.224 7577912.62 421.856 0 -90 M2 61 62.5 1.5 2.12
GHF0018 RC 82 1/01/2022 199690.472 7577673.643 425.178 0 -90 M1 50.5 51.5 1 4.37
GHF0018 RC 82 1/01/2022 199690.472 7577673.643 425.178 0 -90 M2 64.5 65.5 1 1.20
GHF0019 RC 84 31/12/2021 199704.737 7577687.117 425.253 0 -90 M1 50.5 52.5 2 2.09
GHF0019 RC 84 31/12/2021 199704.737 7577687.117 425.253 0 -90 M2 63.5 64.5 1 1.98
GHF0020 RC 85 11/12/2021 199718.878 7577701.501 423.976 0 -90 M1 48.5 50 1.5 1.89
GHF0020 RC 85 11/12/2021 199718.878 7577701.501 423.976 0 -90 M2 60 63 3 1.60
GHF0022 RC 18 7/11/2021 199775.58 7577758.737 422.973 0 -90 M1 44 45.5 1.5 1.77
GHF0022 RC 18 7/11/2021 199775.58 7577758.737 422.973 0 -90 M2 57.5 59.5 2 1.13
GHF0023 RC 54 4/11/2021 199818.856 7577800.758 424.874 0 -90 M1 47 50 3 1.31
GHF0023 RC 54 4/11/2021 199818.856 7577800.758 424.874 0 -90 M2 58 60 2 4.54
GHF0024 RC 80 1/11/2021 199845.978 7577828.274 425.285 0 -90 M1 46 46.5 0.5 4.69
GHF0024 RC 80 1/11/2021 199845.978 7577828.274 425.285 0 -90 M2 60 62.5 2.5 1.11
GHF0025 RC 30 26/10/2021 199889.194 7577870.52 421.953 0 -90 M1 41 42 1 6.46
GHF0025 RC 30 26/10/2021 199889.194 7577870.52 421.953 0 -90 M2 55.5 60 4.5 8.15
GHF0026 RC 76 23/10/2021 199916.766 7577898.835 424.244 0 -90 M1 43.5 46.5 3 10.72
GHF0026 RC 76 23/10/2021 199916.766 7577898.835 424.244 0 -90 M2 60.5 64 3.5 2.31
GHF0027 RC 80 30/12/2021 199718.95 7577673.061 424.584 0 -90 M1 47.5 48.5 1 3.25
GHF0027 RC 80 30/12/2021 199718.95 7577673.061 424.584 0 -90 M2 60 61.5 1.5 0.95
GHF0028 RC 85 30/12/2021 199732.866 7577686.74 427.848 0 -90 M1 50 52 2 2.78
GHF0028 RC 85 30/12/2021 199732.866 7577686.74 427.848 0 -90 M2 62.5 64 1.5 2.05
GHF0029 RC 54 18/12/2021 199746.827 7577701.694 429.56 0 -90 M1 48.5 49 0.5 8.14
GHF0029 RC 54 18/12/2021 199746.827 7577701.694 429.56 0 -90 M2 62.5 64.5 2 3.45
GHF0030 RC 78 16/12/2021 199761.717 7577714.566 430.74 0 -90 M1 49.5 51 1.5 1.16
GHF0030 RC 78 16/12/2021 199761.717 7577714.566 430.74 0 -90 M2 63 67 4 1.41
GHF0031 RC 90 22/02/2022 199775.507 7577729.576 431.131 10 -90 M1 49.5 50 0.5 2.21
GHF0031 RC 90 22/02/2022 199775.507 7577729.576 431.131 10 -90 M2 61.5 64 2.5 0.71
GHF0032 RC 36 8/11/2021 199789.901 7577743.895 429.9 0 -90 M1 49 50.5 1.5 3.24
GHF0032 RC 36 8/11/2021 199789.901 7577743.895 429.9 0 -90 M2 62 63 1 2.61
GHF0033 RC 82 1/12/2021 199803.67 7577758.246 427.926 0 -90 M1 48 48.5 0.5 3.26
GHF0033 RC 82 1/12/2021 199803.67 7577758.246 427.926 0 -90 M2 60 62.5 2.5 7.74
GHF0034 RC 82 7/11/2021 199818.382 7577771.889 428.548 0 -90 M1 47.5 49 1.5 3.12
GHF0034 RC 82 7/11/2021 199818.382 7577771.889 428.548 0 -90 M2 60.5 63 2.5 2.33
GHF0035 RC 54 5/11/2021 199832.947 7577786.135 428.163 0 -90 M1 47.5 50 2.5 4.82
GHF0035 RC 54 5/11/2021 199832.947 7577786.135 428.163 0 -90 M2 61.5 63 1.5 0.75
GHF0036 RC 81 1/12/2021 199846.002 7577800.528 428.26 0 -90 M1 46.5 50 3.5 6.05
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Hole ID Type Depth Date
Completed Easting Northing Height Azimuth Dip Lode From
(m)
To
(m)
Interval
(m)
Grade
(Au g/t)
GHF0036 RC 81 1/12/2021 199846.002 7577800.528 428.26 0 -90 M2 58.5 61.5 3 7.99
GHF0037 RC 54 31/10/2021 199860.413 7577814.588 427.331 0 -90 M1 43.5 46.5 3 0.76
GHF0037 RC 54 31/10/2021 199860.413 7577814.588 427.331 0 -90 M2 58 60.5 2.5 2.53
GHF0038 RC 75 31/10/2021 199875.307 7577827.318 424.834 0 -90 M1 41 42 1 2.58
GHF0038 RC 75 31/10/2021 199875.307 7577827.318 424.834 0 -90 M2 54.5 59 4.5 1.44
GHF0039 RC 74 31/10/2021 199888.976 7577842.608 424.71 0 -90 M1 41 43.5 2.5 3.40
GHF0039 RC 74 31/10/2021 199888.976 7577842.608 424.71 0 -90 M2 57 58.5 1.5 0.61
GHF0040 RC 64 24/10/2021 199903.262 7577857.409 426.187 0 -90 M1 42.5 45 2.5 3.80
GHF0040 RC 64 24/10/2021 199903.262 7577857.409 426.187 0 -90 M2 57.5 63 5.5 4.96
GHF0042 RC 77 24/10/2021 199916.856 7577871.087 427.13 0 -90 M1 44.5 45.5 1 10.25
GHF0042 RC 77 24/10/2021 199916.856 7577871.087 427.13 0 -90 M2 60.5 64 3.5 1.60
GHF0043 RC 72 11/12/2021 199930.717 7577885.154 425.303 0 -90 M1 43 44 1 16.60
GHF0043 RC 72 11/12/2021 199930.717 7577885.154 425.303 0 -90 M2 59.5 61 1.5 7.43
GHF0044 RC 92 12/12/2021 199945.059 7577899.294 422.095 0 -90 M1 40.5 43.5 3 9.67
GHF0044 RC 92 12/12/2021 199945.059 7577899.294 422.095 0 -90 M2 55 56 1 1.04
GHF0045 RC 82 20/12/2021 199761.083 7577687.055 428.357 0 -90 M2 59 61.5 2.5 1.63
GHF0046 RC 83 19/12/2021 199775.483 7577701.002 428.925 0 -90 M1 48.5 50 1.5 2.13
GHF0046 RC 83 19/12/2021 199775.483 7577701.002 428.925 0 -90 M2 59 62 3 0.85
GHF0047 RC 83 18/12/2021 199789.734 7577715.558 429.172 0 -90 M1 45.5 46 0.5 1.26
GHF0047 RC 83 18/12/2021 199789.734 7577715.558 429.172 0 -90 M2 58.5 60.5 2 1.70
GHF0048 RC 82 17/12/2021 199803.822 7577730.03 430.27 0 -90 M1 46 47 1 2.72
GHF0048 RC 82 17/12/2021 199803.822 7577730.03 430.27 0 -90 M2 59.5 61 1.5 0.82
GHF0049 RC 81 7/11/2021 199817.509 7577743.309 429.826 0 -90 M1 45.5 46 0.5 0.60
GHF0049 RC 81 7/11/2021 199817.509 7577743.309 429.826 0 -90 M2 57.5 60 2.5 2.61
GHF0050 RC 80 1/12/2021 199832.075 7577757.86 428.284 0 -90 M1 46 47 1 0.71
GHF0050 RC 80 1/12/2021 199832.075 7577757.86 428.284 0 -90 M2 57 59 2 0.95
GHF0052 RC 76 22/02/2022 199874.501 7577800.287 425.689 94 -89 M1 40 41 1 24.17
GHF0052 RC 76 22/02/2022 199874.501 7577800.287 425.689 94 -89 M2 50.5 56 5.5 3.36
GHF0053 RC 54 7/01/2022 199888.644 7577814.429 424.792 0 -90 M1 37.5 40.5 3 2.21
GHF0053 RC 54 7/01/2022 199888.644 7577814.429 424.792 0 -90 M2 53.5 57 3.5 2.24
GHF0054 RC 72 7/01/2022 199902.786 7577828.572 424.286 0 -90 M1 38 39 1 9.85
GHF0054 RC 72 7/01/2022 199902.786 7577828.572 424.286 0 -90 M2 52.5 57 4.5 2.83
GHF0055 RC 71 7/01/2022 199916.928 7577842.714 425.503 0 -90 M1 39.5 42 2.5 4.93
GHF0055 RC 71 7/01/2022 199916.928 7577842.714 425.503 0 -90 M2 54.5 57 2.5 1.95
GHF0056 RC 72 6/01/2022 199931.07 7577856.856 425.642 0 -90 M1 40.5 42.5 2 3.33
GHF0056 RC 72 6/01/2022 199931.07 7577856.856 425.642 0 -90 M2 55 58.5 3.5 3.16
GHF0126 RC 69 7/02/2022 199804.153 7578153.934 414.16 0 -90 M1 47.5 48 0.5 1.16
GHF0127 RC 76 20/01/2022 199790.103 7578135.636 417.01 0 -90 M1 50 51.5 1.5 2.27
GHF0127 RC 76 20/01/2022 199790.103 7578135.636 417.01 0 -90 M2 62 62.5 0.5 0.75
GHF0128 RC 75 20/01/2022 199775.771 7578125.558 417.187 0 -90 M1 50 52.5 2.5 1.23
GHF0128 RC 75 20/01/2022 199775.771 7578125.558 417.187 0 -90 M2 64.5 66 1.5 1.43
GHF0129 RC 76 19/01/2022 199761.31 7578111.349 416.998 0 -90 M1 48.5 49.5 1 9.04
GHF0129 RC 76 19/01/2022 199761.31 7578111.349 416.998 0 -90 M2 63.5 64.5 1 0.93
GHF0130 RC 76 8/02/2022 199747.22 7578097.271 416.216 0 -90 M1 47 48 1 1.73
GHF0130 RC 76 8/02/2022 199747.22 7578097.271 416.216 0 -90 M2 63 66 3 0.75
GHF0131 RC 72 14/02/2022 199732.851 7578082.632 413.043 0 -90 M1 45 45.5 0.5 0.60
GHF0131 RC 72 14/02/2022 199732.851 7578082.632 413.043 0 -90 M2 59.5 62 2.5 1.09
GHF0132 RC 67 7/02/2022 199718.754 7578069.426 408.494 0 -90 M1 39 40.5 1.5 4.31
GHF0132 RC 67 7/02/2022 199718.754 7578069.426 408.494 0 -90 M2 54.5 55 0.5 0.63
GHF0133 RC 59 5/03/2022 199704.794 7578054.844 401.037 0 -90 M1 31 33 2 1.23
GHF0133 RC 59 5/03/2022 199704.794 7578054.844 401.037 0 -90 M2 48 49 1 1.45
GHF0139 RC 66 5/02/2022 199833.058 7578153.021 411.385 0 -90 M2 57.5 58.5 1 0.76
GHF0141 RC 72 6/02/2022 199804.83 7578123.687 414.46 0 -90 M1 48 49.5 1.5 0.94
GHF0141 RC 72 6/02/2022 199804.83 7578123.687 414.46 0 -90 M2 63.5 64 0.5 0.67
GHF0142 RC 74 21/01/2022 199789.54 7578110.693 415.497 0 -90 M1 48 49.5 1.5 2.20
GHF0142 RC 74 21/01/2022 199789.54 7578110.693 415.497 0 -90 M2 63 65.5 2.5 0.99
GHF0143 RC 76 24/01/2022 199775.305 7578098.687 416.087 0 -90 M1 47.5 48.5 1 4.17
GHF0143 RC 76 24/01/2022 199775.305 7578098.687 416.087 0 -90 M2 63.5 64.5 1 4.20
GHF0144 RC 76 9/02/2022 199761.79 7578083.06 415.197 0 -90 M1 46 47 1 13.16
GHF0144 RC 76 9/02/2022 199761.79 7578083.06 415.197 0 -90 M2 62.5 66 3.5 0.98
GHF0145 RC 72 8/02/2022 199747.149 7578068.64 412.924 0 -90 M1 43.5 46 2.5 2.51
GHF0145 RC 72 8/02/2022 199747.149 7578068.64 412.924 0 -90 M2 59.5 62.5 3 0.99
GHF0146 RC 67 14/02/2022 199734.474 7578055.48 408.48 0 -90 M1 40 40.5 0.5 1.61
GHF0146 RC 67 14/02/2022 199734.474 7578055.48 408.48 0 -90 M2 54.5 58 3.5 3.16
GHF0147 RC 60 4/03/2022 199718.936 7578040.702 400.931 0 -90 M1 32.5 34.5 2 2.16