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Title: Final report EL 27525 Flora 5 March 2011 to 11 October 2011
Title Holder / Company: Crossland Mines
Crossland Uranium
Report id: CR2011-0983
Tenure: EL27525
Year: 2011
Author: Buskas, M
Abstract: The ground is considered prospective for vein style and unconformity related uranium deposits. The presence of a major regional fault combined with middle proterozoic rocks, which are possibly correlatible with the Tolmer Group, are positive elements for the discovery of these types of deposits in the underlying basement. No on-ground work was carried out within the licence during the period of holding. For the first year of exploration, Crossland had planned to fly the entire licence package with a Mag-Rad Survey. The timing of the 'initial' meetings (July and October 2010) with Traditional Owners involving two of the applications (and the subsequent veto decisions) made it too late in the 2010 season to plan and execute a modified survey. Given financial constraints in 2011 the company decided to forego the planned airborne survey and surrender the tenement.
Date Added: 28-Oct-2013
Appears in Collections:Minerals Exploration Reports (MEX)

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