SECTION 2 Environmental Setting C:\D Data\GWS C Drive\GWS\Client Files\1344 OGL - WKP\4 Deliverables\WKP Final Draft Report\June Report\WAI-985-000-REP-LC-0030. Final_Rev_0.docx 7 Figure 5 shows the surface geology, drill hole and section locations, while Figures 6 provide cross sections parallel to the main vein structures (EG Vein, T-Stream Vein and the Western Vein). The main veins are considered to be related to north-east trending, moderately dipping (60-65°) extensional step faults that relate to graben development and are up to 10 m wide. Secondary veins are developed between, or adjacent to, the main veins that are oriented northerly to north easterly, are moderately to steeply dipping and are up to 1 m wide. This relationship is illustrated in Figure 9. The veins are exposed at the surface locally and continue to a depth of at least 150 m. Figure 5 Geology in the Wharekirauponga Area (Map modified from Grieve and Bartle (2013) and Christie et al. (2016))
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