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Title: | Final technical report EL 24312, final annual report for the year ending 29th December 2009 |
Title Holder / Company: | Reward Minerals |
Report id: | CR2009-1007 |
Tenure: | EL24312 |
Year: | 2009 |
Author: | Cranley, NJ |
Abstract: | The main target could be tested by drilling a deep hole to approximately 2100 metres to intersect the base of the Arumbera Formation, on the diapiric structure, possibly angled south so as to enable logging of discernable bedding. However, an initial 300 metre vertical hole will be drilled to test for elevated potassium values within the diapir. During the previous years several site visits were made to determine the tracks that would be used by the drilling crew. The local landowner raised concerns about the damage that could be caused by the movement of heavy trucks and several initiatives including heavy watering the track to provide a firm base have been considered. One was marked out in preparation for drilling. A location map showing an area within which the hole has been sited. A revisit was made to confirm the state of the drilling site and liaise with the landowner. A possible rig suitable for drilling one hole did not become available and it was decided to surrender the tenement. |
Date Added: | 27-Oct-2013 |
Appears in Collections: | Minerals Exploration Reports (MEX) |
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