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Mount James Station

Shire of Upper Gascoyne
Reports
1
Operators
1
Esperance Minerals Nl
Worked
1979
47 years ago
Main target
Uranium
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Mount James Station in the Shire of Upper Gascoyne
Ground extent1.1 × 2 km

Exploration record on Mount James Station

Local government
Shire of Upper Gascoyne
Commodities targeted
Uranium 1
Programs on record
1 drilling · 1 geochemistry · 1 geophysics
Resource declared
Yes, in 1 report
Report types
Non-statutory 1

Exploration reports

1 WAMEX report filed over Mount James Station.
Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A8817 1979 Esperance Minerals Nl Mount James Station Project, Non-statutory Report: Uranium Mineralization within Calcrete on Mineral Claims 52

Who has explored here

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Esperance Minerals Nl 1
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What does the exploration record say about Mount James Station?

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