Kwekwe block 2

A ~358 ha six-corner block near Kwekwe, about 1.8 km north of your first Kwekwe block. The corner order you gave was ambiguous, so the boundary here is the polar-ordered footprint of the six pegs (approximate). This is a where-to-walk assessment on free satellite data, not a claim that gold is present.

Walk the north-west corner first. As a whole block the ground is average for this area (P(gold) 0.254, 45th percentile of the surrounding terrain). But it is not uniform: the best ground sits in a tight cluster in the north-west corner, around 781300 E / 7913700 N (UTM 35S), at P(gold) 0.65–0.70 — the high end of anything we've scored. The south-east half is more ordinary and pulls the block average down, though its best patch (P(gold) 0.54 at 782680 E / 7912064 N) is worth a second look as a check on the model. Supporting reads: the block is on mine-like terrain (80th percentile) but is structurally plain (lineaments 48th) and not iron-stained (ferric 48th; the nearby mines are not iron-anomalous either, so red-oxide is not a useful gold guide here). These estimates are at 10 m — good for pinning a corner to walk, not for finding a vein. One rock sample from the NW corner would confirm or drop it.

The best-ground spots (UTM 35S). Spots 1–6 are the north-west target cluster (purple); spot 7 (amber) is the best of the southern half — a coverage and calibration point at lower confidence, not a co-equal target:

The four checks behind that

Each is scored over the block against the ground immediately around it.

Check This block What it means
Terrain match 80th percentile the block is on the kind of terrain known gold mines sit on — its strongest whole-block signal
Red-oxide (ferric) 48th percentile not iron-stained; and the nearby mines are not iron-stained either, so red-oxide is not a useful guide here
Structure / lineaments 48th percentile structurally plain ground, not the fractured/sheared kind that often hosts gold
Regional P(gold) 0.254 whole-block, NW corner 0.65–0.70 the combined estimate; average overall, strong in the NW corner

Compared to your other blocks

Same estimate, run over each block you've given us:

Block P(gold)
Belingwe-West 0.394
Zvishavane 0.282
Kwekwe block 2 (this), NW corner 0.65–0.70
Kwekwe block 2 (this), whole block 0.254
Kwekwe block 1 0.129

Whole-block, this is middling. Its NW corner is the strongest single patch across all of them.

Data used

The P(gold) grid is 10 m (~0.01 ha cells), so it pins the corner to work, but it reads surface geology — it tells you where to look, not where a vein is. The single most useful next step is one rock sample from the NW corner, around 781300 E / 7913700 N (UTM 35S).