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Gabanintha Uranium |
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Australia
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Province |
Western australia |
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Meekatharra |
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GREEN EXPLORATION
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58 km² / 14,332 acres |
Number of claims |
5 |
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Gold - Uranium -
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Risk and valuation analysis of the Gabanintha Uranium Project |
Status Risk : Green exploration |
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Title(s) of the Gabanintha Uranium Project |
| Yellow Rock Resources Owner: 100% |
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Title | Company Profile | All Projects | Company website | Company project page |
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Location of the Gabanintha Uranium Project |
The Gabanintha Project is situated 43 kilometres south east of Meekatharra and is accessible from the Great Northern Highway. The five granted tenements cover an area of 58 km²and host a strike length 12.2 km of Archaean mafics, ultramafics and intermediate rocks.
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History of the Gabanintha Uranium Project |
Uranium exploration commenced in this area in the 1970s with WMC being the most active explorer. It discovered the world’s first uranium calcrete-hosted style deposit at Nowthanna as well as several other uranium occurrences culminating with the world’s largest calcrete-hosted deposit at Yeelirrie. These WMC leases, now controlled by BHP, hold an estimated 51,000 tonnes of contained U3O8.
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Geology of the Gabanintha Uranium Project |
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The area is prospective for uranium as well as gold and base metals. The nearby occurrences of uranium found at Kelly Bore, Quinn’s Lake and Cogla Downs are all within 40 km of the tenure while the giant Yeelirrie uranium deposit lies 100 km to the east.
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Data last updated on : 2/2/2010
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Disclaimer
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