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Lake Nannine

Shire of Cue
Reports
2
Operators
1
Saladar Pty Ltd
Worked
2yrs
1988 to 1989, 37 years ago
Main target
Gold
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Lake Nannine in the Shire of Cue
Ground extent0.9 × 0.9 km

Exploration record on Lake Nannine

Local government
Shire of Cue
Commodities targeted
Gold 2
Programs on record
1 drilling · 1 geochemistry
Resource declared
Never on this record
Report types
Annual 2

Exploration reports

2 WAMEX reports filed over Lake Nannine .
Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A27176 1989 Saladar Pty Ltd Annual report on Exploration period ending 27/02/89 Mining Lease 51/49 and Prospecting Licences 51/787-788 Sta
A23043 1988 Saladar Pty Ltd Annual report M51/49 P51/787 P51/788 Murchison Mineral Field Centre - Meekatharra Locality - Stakewell Nannine

Who has explored here

Companies that lodged reports over Lake Nannine , most active first.

Saladar Pty Ltd 2
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What does the exploration record say about Lake Nannine ?

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