Announcement PDF Quarterly Activities Report December 2015 29th January 2016 COMPANY SNAPSHOT Highlights Board of Directors Alan Senior Non-Executive Chairman Gary Lethridge Managing Director Springfield Cu-Au Projects – (JV with Sandfire Resources NL) Accelerated resource definition drilling program conducted by Sandfire at the Monty high-grade VMS copper-gold discovery. Brian Dawes Non-Executive Director Drilling currently on track to deliver a maiden Mineral Resource estimate for Monty in the March 2016 quarter. Karen Gadsby Non-Executive Director Key significant results from holes drilled during and since the end of the quarter include (not true width): Lower Zone Contact Details o TLDD0026 - 7.3 metres grading 6.2% Cu and 2.8g/t Au from 325.6m downhole and 21.6 metres grading 34.4% Cu and 0.4g/t Au from 339.4m downhole o TLDD0061 - 25.8 metres grading 24.1% Cu and 0.5g/t Au from 299.0m down-hole including a bornite rich zone of: 8.5 metres grading 41.8% Cu and 0.5 g/t Au from 315.4m down-hole o TLDD0042 - 20.8 metres grading 14.9% Cu and 1.3g/t Au from 372.7m down-hole Telephone: +61 8 9380 4230 Email: info@talismanmining.com.au Website: www.talismanmining.com.au Capital Structure Shares on Issue: 148,559,904 (TLM) Options on Issue: 6,400,000 (Unlisted) Upper Zone o TLDD0029 - 8.3 metres grading 8.0% Cu and 1.1g/t Au from 173.9m downhole Further regional exploration planned across the Springfield JV project at Monty Deeps, step-out drilling along the Monty trend, Homer and other targets. Sinclair Nickel Project Successfully completed the maiden exploration program at Sinclair with five diamond drill-holes at three target areas - Delphi North, Cody Well and Fly Bore prospects. Assay results returned from diamond drill-hole, SND001, located at the Delphi North Prospect, 4km south of the Sinclair nickel mine, including: o 2.2 metres grading 1.9% Ni from 396.9m down-hole (true width not known at this time; top of the intersection is approximately 348m below surface); including: Nickel sulphide mineralisation intersected over 600 metres of strike at highly prospective Delphi North prospect. Interpreted continuation of the fertile Sinclair ultramafic unit intersected at Cody Well with stringer sulphide mineralisation. Doolgunna Projects (JV with Sandfire Resources NL) The Doolgunna Projects are a portfolio of high quality VMS copper-gold exploration projects in the Bryah Basin region of Western Australia (see Appendix 1) that has recently seen the discovery of exceptionally high grade copper-gold mineralisation at Monty which confirms the significant exploration potential of the projects. Talisman Mining Ltd (ASX: TLM) and Sandfire Resources NL (ASX: SFR) have formed a 30%:70% joint venture over the Doolgunna Projects (the Joint Venture) following Sandfire’s sole funded expenditure of $15 million on the Doolgunna Projects during the past two years. Springfield Project Exploration drilling, undertaken by Sandfire, has focused on resource definition of the Monty copper-gold discovery with activities accelerated to enable a maiden Mineral Resource estimate to be prepared by the end of the March 2016 quarter. During the December quarter, 12,185m of Diamond, 7,171m of Reverse Circulation (RC) and 30,869m of Air Core Drilling has been completed at the Joint Venture, see Table 1. Monty Following the discovery of high-grade massive sulphide mineralisation at Monty during the June 2015 quarter, diamond and RC drilling has continued through the December 2015 quarter and beyond. The drilling has focused on defining the extents of mineralisation and infill drilling to support an initial resource estimate targeted for completion by the end of the March 2016 quarter. Figure 1: Plan view of Monty showing collar locations of holes drilled to date, where assay results have been received, and simplified interpreted geology Monty Lower Zone Resource definition drilling has continued and advanced at Monty, focused on defining the Monty Lower Zone mineralisation. The aim of the drilling was twofold; edge definition and infill drilling to confirm the continuity of the mineralisation. During the quarter, additional drill rigs were employed to conduct the ongoing drill campaign with four diamond rigs and one RC drill rig working on the Monty drill program by the end of the quarter. A number of significant assays results from the Monty lower zone mineralisation were returned during this quarter. Some of the better results included: TLDD0021:  3.4 metres grading 17.9% Cu and 3.9g/t Au from 239.0m down-hole and;  8.0 metres grading 13.3% Cu and 1.8g/t Au from 286.2m down-hole TLDD0025:  9.4 metres grading 7.2% Cu and 2.2g/t Au from 326.0m down-hole (down-hole width) TLDD0027:  1.3 metres grading 11.5% Cu and 2.2g/t Au from 393.5m down-hole (down-hole width); and  10.7 metres grading 6.2% Cu and 2.0g/t Au from 411.0m down-hole (down-hole width). Following the end of the December 2015 quarter, further significant assays results have been returned with some of the better results including: TLDD0040:  5.0 metres grading 9.8% Cu and 2.9g/t Au from 334.7m – 339.7m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 298m vertically below surface); TLDD0042:  20.8 metres grading 14.9% Cu and 1.3g/t Au from 372.7m – 393.5m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 314m vertically below surface); TLDD0043:  11.3 metres grading 6.7% Cu and 2.9g/t Au from 392.2m – 403.5m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 344m vertically below surface); and TLDD0046:  13.9 metres grading 7.2% Cu and 2.3g/t Au from 332.7m – 346.56m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 285m vertically below surface). A complete list of significant assay results returned to date from the Monty Prospect is included in Table 3. The recent drilling results continue to substantiate initial interpretations of the orientation, grade and extent of the mineralisation at Monty that were based on the initial wide-spaced exploration holes. As can be seen, the interpretation of the Monty mineralisation is evolving with the closer spaced drilling (see Figure 2 and Figure 3). Talisman is encouraged by recent drilling results that both extend the limits of the Monty mineralisation to the north-east and confirm the continuity of the mineralisation within the Monty lenses. Talisman considers that potential exists to further extend the Monty Lower Zone mineralisation to the north-east, as well as to the south-west, along strike from the currently interpreted mineralised extents with further drilling (See Figure 3). Resource drilling of the Monty Lower Zone is anticipated to continue through to early-February on a nominal 40m x 40m pattern with the results to be used in calculating the maiden Mineral Resource estimate for Monty by the end of the March 2016 quarter. Figure 2: Interpretive cross-section of the Monty mineralisation (Lower Zone) Figure 3: Vertical longitudinal projection of Monty showing drill-hole pierce-points at the top of the primary intercept shown in bold. All intercepts are down-hole widths. A significant intersection is defined here as any intersection ≥ 3m estimated true width that has a grade of ≥ 2.0 % Cu, inclusive of non-mineralised material. To determine whether intersections that are <3m estimated true width are significant in terms of the above definition, non-mineralised material has been included at a grade of 0.0% Cu (weighted by width) until a 3m estimated true width is reached. If the overall grade remained >2.0% Cu, with the non-mineralised material included, then the intersection is considered significant. Significant Extensions of Mineralisation to Monty Bornite Zone Diamond drill-hole TLDD0026 reported in the September 2015 quarter has returned exceptional assay grades of:  7.3 metres grading 6.2% Cu and 2.8g/t Au from 325.6m down-hole (down-hole width, top of intercept is 275m vertically below surface); and  21.6 metres grading 34.4% Cu and 0.4g/t Au from 339.4m down-hole (down-hole width, top of intercept is 286m vertically below surface). Following the end of the December quarter, assay results were returned from holes TLDD0061 and TLDD0036, which have intersected massive sulphides containing bornite and chalcopyrite mineralisation both up-dip and along strike from the high-grade bornite-rich intersections in TLDD0026. TLDD0061, which is located approximately 22 metres up-dip of TLDD0026, reflecting an apparent flattening of the dip of the mineralisation in this area, has returned the following intersections:  1.6 metres grading 7.9% Cu and 2.5g/t Au from 227.0m – 228.6m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 199m vertically below surface);  1.5 metres grading 7.2% Cu and 0.2g/t Au from 231.0m – 232.5m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 202m vertically below surface);  1.4 metres grading 3.5% Cu and 0.1g/t Au from 273.6m – 275.0m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 241m vertically below surface); and  25.8 metres grading 24.1% Cu and 0.5g/t Au from 299.0m – 324.8m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 263m vertically below surface), including: o 14.9 metres grading 36.7% Cu and 0.4g/t Au from 309.0m – 323.9m, including a bornite rich zone containing: o 8.5 metres grading 41.8% Cu and 0.5 g/t Au from 315.4m – 327.9m. TLDD0036, which is located approximately 43 metres to the north-east along strike from the TLDD0026, returned the following intersections:  1.1 metres grading 3.8% Cu and 0.7g/t Au from 260.3m – 261.4m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 231m vertically below surface);  9.6 metres grading 14.1% Cu and 1.5g/t Au from 292.3m – 301.9m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 258m vertically below surface);  1.1 metres grading 1.2% Cu and 0.4g/t Au from 305.4m – 306.5m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 269m vertically below surface);  3.9 metres grading 5.6% Cu and 1.4g/t Au from 312.2m – 316.1m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 275m vertically below surface); including a bornite rich zone containing:  o 0.4 metres grading 38.1% Cu and 0.2g/t Au from 315.1m – 315.5m; and 0.6 metres grading 1.8% Cu and 0.3g/t Au from 320.0m – 320.6m (down-hole width, top of intercept is 282m vertically below surface). The Bornite Zone now identified in three drill-holes is interpreted to be a sub zone of the Monty Lower mineralisation that contains both bornite and chalcopyrite sulphide mineral species. The recent results add significantly to the potential for the Bornite Zone to represent a significant zone of exceptionally high grade copper mineralisation within the Monty mineralisation. Monty Upper Zone The Upper Zone at Monty incorporates the massive sulphide mineralisation intersected close to surface in a number of drill-holes completed to date (see Figure 1 and Figure 3). A complete list of significant intercepts reported to date is included in Table 3. Significant assay results from drilling in the Monty Upper Zone received during the quarter, in addition to those reported previously include: TLDD0029  8.3 metres grading 8.0% Cu and 1.1g/t Au from 173.9m down-hole (down-hole width). The spatial position of the host horizon intersected in drilling completed to date indicates that the host horizon of the Upper Zone is very steeply dipping and may be locally overturned and dip at approximately 75° to the south-east. Drill-hole TLDD0023A reported following the December 2015 quarter, intersected massive sulphide mineralisation down-dip from previously reported intersections in the Upper Zone on the interpreted host horizon between the upper and lower mineralised zones discussed previously (See Figure 3). This intersection informs the interpretation that mineralisation is continuous between the upper and lower zones. Significant assay results returned from hole TLDD0023A include: TLDD0023A  7.4 metres grading 3.0% Cu and 0.8g/t Au from 232.5m down hole (down-hole width); and  3.5 metres grading 1.3% Cu and 0.2 g/t Au from 285.5m down hole (down-hole width). Resource drilling to date has been focused on the definition of the Monty Lower Zone mineralisation. Talisman understands that a diamond drill rig has been allocated to undertake planned drill-holes in the Monty Upper Zone for inclusion in calculating the maiden Mineral Resource estimate for Monty. Drilling of the Monty Upper Zone mineralisation is planned to test the potential for extensions to the known mineralisation both to the north-east and south-west along strike and is anticipated to continue through to mid-February. Homer Trend A series of drill-holes are planned at Homer, which is located 4km along strike to the east of the DeGrussa Mine. Previous drill-holes, TLDD0001 (August 2014) and TLDD0003 (June 2015), both intersected the interpreted extension of the DeGrussa C5 lens host VMS stratigraphy. This important interpretation indicates the significant exploration potential of the Homer Trend to host accumulations of VMS copper-gold mineralisation. Drilling of the first hole in the series of planned holes at the Homer trend commenced prior to Christmas with a diamond tail re-commencing following the Christmas break. This drill-hole, TLDD0068, was located approximately 3.4km and 2.8km east–north-east of drill-holes TLDD0001 and TLDD0003 respectively, and was targeted at a base metal and trace element geochemical anomaly identified from historic drilling by Talisman. The hole intersected predominantly dolerite lithologies and did not intersect the targeted DeGrussa C5 host horizon. No base metal sulphides were observed and assays are awaited. TLDD0068 represented a substantial step-out from previous diamond drilling by Sandfire and the interpreted host stratigraphy is not well constrained in this area by previous exploration. Detailed interpretation of the drill-hole will provide a greater understanding of the hole’s location in the stratigraphic sequence and may assist in better targeting of the prospective host horizon. Down-hole electromagnetic (DHEM) surveying is planned prior to further drilling in this emerging area along strike from DeGrussa. Further Exploration Activity Joint Venture activities for the coming quarter are planned to include exploration activities in addition to the continuing definition and infill drilling of the Monty mineralisation. These activities include drilling programs that are stepping further afield and actively targeting additional accumulations of mineralisation along the 5km long Monty trend and also within the broader Springfield Project, which remains extremely prospective for further discoveries. Planned exploration activities include:  Drilling at the Homer Prospect (which has now commenced – see above);  RC drilling to the north-east of Monty along the prospective Monty Trend;  RC drilling of geochemical anomalies at Monty South and the Southern Volcanics;  First pass drilling and assessment of the newly identified Monty Deeps; and  Infill Air Core drilling at Monty South and first pass Air Core drilling of a potential structural exploration target in the north-east of the Springfield Project. Priority has been given by Sandfire to the completion of Monty resource definition drilling. As a consequence, the timing of the planned exploration activities across the greater Doolgunna Projects is dependent on the availability of the drilling resources employed by Sandfire on behalf of the Joint Venture. Scoping Studies Commenced In addition to the exploration and resource definition drilling at Monty, initial scoping studies are underway or planned to commence during the next two to three months. These initial study works include resource modelling, mining studies, infrastructure assessments, as well as preliminary metallurgical, geotechnical, hydrological and environmental studies. Drill-hole Information Summary The aggregate exploration metres drilled by Sandfire at the Springfield Project, as part of the Joint Venture, along with hole information and co-ordinates of drill-holes are in Table 1 and Table 2 accompanying this announcement. Farm-In / Joint Venture Agreement As announced in Talisman’s September 2015 Quarterly Activities Report, Sandfire has provided notice that as of 30 September 2015 it had sole-funded $10 million of exploration expenditure at Talisman’s Doolgunna Projects. Following the satisfactory audit of this expenditure, Sandfire has now formally earned a 51% interest in the Doolgunna Projects’ tenements. Formal transfer of the 51% interest was registered with the Department of Mines and Petroleum on 17 December 2015. During the quarter, Sandfire subsequently provided a further notice stating it had sole-funded a further $5 million of exploration expenditure in order to earn an additional 19% interest in the Doolgunna Projects. Talisman is currently auditing this claimed expenditure before formally transferring the 19% interest to Sandfire. The terms of the original farm-in agreement (“Farm-in Agreement”) were announced to the ASX on 20 December 2013. Sandfire reached the $15 million expenditure threshold (project to date) during the December quarter. In accordance with the Farm-In Agreement, Sandfire’s sole-funding obligation at Talisman’s Doolgunna Projects has ceased and an unincorporated Joint Venture has been formed between Talisman and Sandfire. Talisman will now fund 30 per cent of all Joint Venture expenditure with Sandfire funding the remaining 70 per cent. Sandfire has been appointed the initial Manager of the Joint Venture. The parties are presently negotiating the terms of a Joint Venture Agreement. Pending this agreement, the Farm-in Agreement continues to bind the parties. The Joint Venture has held its first meeting in December 2015 to approve the budgeted expenditure of $7.5 million on exploration over the three month period December 2015 to February 2016. This programme and budget commenced in December 2015. Talisman’s share of this approved budget is approximately $2.25 million and an initial cash call was paid prior to 31 December 2015. Figure 4: Springfield Joint Venture Project tenement holding following lodgement of compulsory partial surrenders for tenements E52/2313 and E52/2282 Sinclair Nickel Project (100% Talisman) The Sinclair Nickel Project is located in the prolific Agnew-Wiluna Greenstone Belt in WA’s North-eastern Goldfields, one of the world’s premier nickel provinces with over 9 million tonnes of reported contained nickel metal. The Sinclair nickel deposit was discovered by the former highly successful nickel miner and explorer, Jubilee Mines NL, in October 2005. It was developed and commissioned in 2008 by Xstrata PLC and operated successfully before being placed on care and maintenance in August 2013, having produced approximately 38,500 tonnes of nickel at an average life-of-mine head grade of 2.44% Ni. Sinclair Nickel Project – Maiden Exploration Drilling Program Following a detailed regional targeting program across the Sinclair Nickel Project and a high powered fixed loop electromagnetic (FLEM) survey at the Delphi Prospect completed in the September 2015 quarter, Talisman completed its maiden exploration drill program at Sinclair during the December 2015 quarter. Five diamond drill-holes were completed across three prospects at Delphi North, Cody Well and Fly Bore for a total of 1,053 metres of diamond drilling and 1,960 metres of RC pre-collars. Encouraging results were received in the first hole completed at Delphi. Detailed interpretation of results from this campaign will continue towards advancing the Talisman’s geological understanding of the prospects tested during this campaign and the prospectivity of the broader Sinclair Nickel Project. This information will be used to refine the ongoing exploration strategy and future exploration programs. Delphi North Prospect Two diamond drill-holes were completed at Delphi North (see Figure 5) targeting historical DHEM anomalies and a moving-loop electromagnetic (MLEM) anomaly. As previously reported, drill-hole SND001 (see Figure 5 and Table 4), which targeted the interpreted MLEM anomaly, intersected a number of massive, matrix and breccia sulphide horizons in a deformed sequence of host ultramafic and basaltic rock units. The assay results (previously reported; see ASX announcement dated 6 November 2015) confirm that SND001 intersected a zone of nickel sulphide mineralisation with final assays returning an overall intercept of: Figure 5: Delphi Prospect interpretive plan showing a close-up of the Delphi North Prospect & drill-holes SND001 and SND002  2.2m at 1.9% Ni from 396.9m downhole (true width not known at this time; top of the intersection is approximately 348ms below surface). Narrow zones of massive nickel sulphides within this overall intersection returned assay results including:  0.6m at 2.19% Ni from 396.9m down-hole (true width not known at this time); and  0.5m at 2.94% Ni from 398.6m down-hole (true width not known at this time). Photograph of massive nickel sulphides intersected in diamond drill-hole SND001 at the Delphi North Prospect The main sulphide intersection within the hole is represented by a total of 1.4 metres of massive, matrix and breccia sulphides within a 2.2 metre interval, with narrow zones of strongly foliated basaltic rocks from 396.9m to 399.1m down-hole (true width not known at this time). The vertical depth of this intersection is approximately 348m below surface. Drill-hole SND002, (see Figure 5 and Table 4) which was completed approximately 100m south of SND001, intersected a narrow zone of stringer sulphides within a highly deformed, complex sequence of ultramafic, basaltic and sedimentary rock units. While the stringer sulphides intersected by this hole are not interpreted to host significant mineralisation, the hole demonstrates the continuity of the fertile ultramafic horizon at Delphi North. In conjunction with historical intersections at Delphi North, the recent drilling has now defined nickel sulphide mineralisation over a strike length of 600m. Talisman interprets these results to represent a fertile mineralised environment that has the potential to host significant mineralisation, and Talisman will continue detailed work to unlock this potential. The surface MLEM program undertaken at the Delphi Prospect in the September 2015 quarter was successful in targeting exploration towards accumulations of nickel sulphide mineralisation, and the recent nickel sulphide intersections at Delphi North has given Talisman confidence that it has access to the best and most appropriate exploration tools for the discovery of new nickel sulphide occurrences. With the success of the recent MLEM and drilling program, Delphi Prospect is a very strong exploration target corridor. Both drill-holes completed at Delphi North have been prepared to facilitate DHEM surveys that will be conducted in due course. Cody Well Prospect The Cody Well Prospect is located approximately 3km north of the Sinclair Nickel Mine (see Figure 6). One diamond drill-hole was completed at Cody Well to target a priority EM anomaly interpreted to lie in a favourable stratigraphic position along strike from the Sinclair deposit and an associated coincident geochemical anomaly. The hole, SND003, intersected narrow stringer sulphides in the stratigraphic hanging wall position and a narrow ultramafic unit which is interpreted to represent the extension of the fertile Sinclair ultramafic unit. Visual inspection of the mineralisation identifies Pyrrhotite as the dominant nickel-bearing sulphide mineral with accessory pyrite and chalcopyrite. No significant assay results were returned from this drill-hole, however Talisman considers the identification of the fertile Sinclair ultramafic unit at Cody Well to represent a significant advance in early stage exploration of this area. A DHEM survey will be completed at a later date and is expected to Figure 6: Cody Well prospect showing provide greater definition for the source of the surface FLEM anomaly interpreted geology, geophysical anomaly and any other potential conductors along strike. and location of drill-hole SND003 Fly Bore Prospect The Fly Bore prospect is located ~15km north of the Sinclair Nickel Mine and hosts more than 10km of prospective ultramafic stratigraphy. As part of the exploration program Talisman has completed two diamond drill-holes to target reinterpreted geophysical anomalies identified as part of the project targeting review (See Figure 7). Drill-hole SND004 was drilled to target coincident historic DHEM and FLEM anomalies that lie in an interpreted favourable stratigraphic position. The hole intersected 0.5m of matrix and brecciastyle sulphides on the contact between the ultramafic rocks and the interpreted basaltic footwall sequence. Disseminated sulphides were also encountered over a zone of 36 metres within high magnesian ultramafic rocks above the matrix and breccia Figure 7: Fly Bore Prospect showing interpreted geology, sulphides. Visual inspection of the sulphide geophysical anomalies and location of drill-holes SND004 and SND005 mineralisation has identified pyrrhotite as the dominant sulphide mineral with accessory chalcopyrite also noted. No significant assays were received from the analysis of these samples. Drill-hole SND005 was drilled to target a historic FLEM anomaly interpreted to lie in a favourable stratigraphic position. The hole intersected a sequence of sheared ultramafic rocks over approximately 10 metres but did not intersect any visible sulphide mineralisation. Bedrock drilling across the Fly Bore Prospect remains very sparse with exploration of the area considered still to be at a very early stage. Talisman is encouraged by the intersection of sulphide mineralisation at the interpreted base of a significant ultramafic sequence and will use these recent results to advance the company’s exploration strategy for this area. DHEM surveys will also be completed in the future on these holes to help guide future exploration activities. Future Work Talisman made the decision to rationalise exploration activities at Sinclair Nickel Project in light of current market conditions and depressed nickel prices. This is consistent with the Talisman’s desire to focus its available resources on the exploration of Monty and the wider Springfield Project which present opportunities most likely to enhance shareholder value in the short to medium term. The maiden exploration program at Sinclair Nickel Project represents the first phase of a larger exploration strategy for the project which will in the future utilise bedrock drilling to target new discoveries outside of the Sinclair deposit. High priority targets within the Sinclair Nickel Project remain to be tested at numerous prospects including Fly Bore and Delphi with ongoing exploration programs such as surface MLEM, geochemistry and bedrock drilling being developed for these areas. Detailed interpretation of the drill-holes completed in this exploration program will continue and is expected to provide further information towards greater definition and re-evaluating exploration targets across the project. Corporate At the end of the quarter, Talisman had cash reserves of $9 million. ENDS For further information, please contact: Gary Lethridge – Managing Director on +61 8 9380 4230 For media inquiries, please contact: Nicholas Read – Read Corporate on +61 419 929 046 Competent Persons’ Statement Information in this report that relates to Exploration Results is based on information compiled by Mr Graham Leaver, who is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Mr Leaver is a full-time employee of Talisman Mining Ltd and has sufficient experience which is relevant to the style of mineralisation and types of deposit under consideration and to the activities undertaken to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the 2012 Edition of the “Australian Code for Reporting of Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves”. Mr Leaver consents to the inclusion in this report of the matters based on information in the form and context in which it appears. Table 1: Aggregate exploration metres drilled at the Doolgunna Projects Aggregate exploration metres drilled by Sandfire on the Springfield Project during the September quarter: Aircore/RAB Drilling RC Drilling Diamond Drilling Total 30,869 metres 7,171 metres 12,185 metres 50,225 metres Table 2: Drill-hole Information Summary, Springfield Project Details and co-ordinates of all relevant drill-hole collars at the Monty and Homer prospects are provided in the table below: Hole ID Depth Dip Azimuth Grid_ID East North RL Lease ID Hole Status TLDD0001 1099.1 -62° 357° MGA94_50 740146 7174150 589 E52/2313 Complete TLDD0002A 463 -61° 110° MGA94_50 743544 7171211 602 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0003 658 -62° 355° MGA94_50 740596 7174550 589 E52/2313 Complete TLDD0004A 817 -60° 148° MGA94_50 743588 7171281 601 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0005 478 -62° 139° MGA94_50 743544 7171210 602 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0006 554 -62° 140° MGA94_50 743469 7171174 601 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0007 589 -62° 138° MGA94_50 743504 7171271 601 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0008 688 -62° 138° MGA94_50 743441 7171223 600 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0009 472 -61° 140° MGA94_50 743578 7171190 602 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0010 433 -62° 142° MGA94_50 743514 7171138 601 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0011 472 -62° 141° MGA94_50 743451 7171092 598 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0012 598 -62° 140° MGA94_50 743403 7171155 599 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0014 399 -62° 143° MGA94_50 743638 7171231 603 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0015 376 -62° 146° MGA94_50 743561 7171073 602 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0016 274 -61° 147° MGA94_50 743621 7171119 604 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0017 236 -62° 146° MGA94_50 743686 7171166 605 E52/2282 Complete TLDD0018 340 -62° 146°