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Lake Austin Island

Shire of Cue

Lake Austin Island is a gold exploration project in the Shire of Cue, Western Australia. Its 9 WAMEX reports were lodged by 3 companies between 2011 and 2020, most recently Goldview Metals Pty Ltd in 2020.

Reports
9
Operators
3
companies on record
Worked
10yrs
2011 to 2020, 6 years ago
Main target
Gold
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Lake Austin Island in the Shire of Cue
Ground extent4.9 × 7.4 km
Report areas mapped2

Who has explored here

Companies that lodged reports over Lake Austin Island, most active first.

Goldview Corp Pty Ltd 7Goldview Metals Pty Ltd 1Caruso M 1

Who controls this ground today

Today 17 live and pending tenements sit over the Lake Austin Island ground, held under 8 names.

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Exploration record on Lake Austin Island

Local government
Shire of Cue
Commodities targeted
Gold 9
Work on record
Geological mapping 8 · Rehabilitation 5 · Geological interpretation 4 · Prospecting 4 · RC drilling 4 · Costeaning 3 · Metal detecting 2 · 3D geological modelling 1
Resource declared
Never on this record
Downloadable data
8 of 9 reports include a digital package
Report types
Annual 9
Reports by decade
82010s
12020s

Exploration reports

9 WAMEX reports filed over Lake Austin Island.
Rather than open these one by one on the DMPE site, have the record over this ground read into one cited report, free for new accounts.
Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A123377 2020 Goldview Metals Pty Ltd Annual Report for Lake Austin Gold Project C158/2009 for period 01 March 201928/2/2020
A120012 2019 Goldview Corporation Pty Ltd Island Gold Project Annual Report Combined Reporting C158/2009 for the period 14/01/2018 to 13/01/2019, M21/00
A116615 2018 Goldview Corporation Pty Ltd Report of activities, Lake Austin Island Gold Project C158/2009; M21/140; M21/66; P21/709, E21/186, 01 March 2
A112714 2017 Goldview Corporation Pty Ltd Report of activities, Lake Austin Island Gold Project C158/2009; M21/140; M21/66; P21/709, E21/186 for the per
A108582 2016 Goldview Corp Pty Ltd Annual Report Island Gold Project Combined Report No C158/2009 for the Period Ending 28/02/2016, M21/66; M21/1
A101660 2014 Goldview Corp Pty Ltd Annual Report Lake Austin Island Gold Project M21/140 & M21/66 & P21/709 (C158/2009) for the period 01/03/201
A96513 2013 Goldview Corp Pty Ltd Report of activities, Lake Austin Island Gold Project C158/2009; M21/140; M21/66; P21/709 for the period 1st M
A93981 2012 Caruso M Report of activities, Lake Austin Island Gold Project C158/2009; M21/140; M21/66; P21/709 for the period 1st M
A89827 2011 Goldview Corp Pty Ltd Report of activities Lake Austin Island Gold Project C158/2009, M21/140, M21/66 and P21/709 for the period 200

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What does the exploration record say about Lake Austin Island?

NextMaps reads the WAMEX reports over a chosen area into a referenced prospectivity assessment: the geology, the historical programs, the drill intercepts and geochemistry, and the untested gaps, with every claim cited back to its source report. New accounts include a free report. How the reports work.

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