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Brooking Springs

Shire of Derby-West Kimberley

Brooking Springs is a copper, zinc and lead exploration project in the Shire of Derby-West Kimberley, Western Australia, earlier explored for diamond. Its 10 WAMEX reports were lodged by 6 companies between 1982 and 2009, most recently Regency Mines Plc in 2009.

Reports
10
Operators
6
companies on record
Worked
28yrs
1982 to 2009, 17 years ago
Main target
Copper
Diamond most reported overall
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Brooking Springs in the Shire of Derby-West Kimberley
Ground extent47 × 45 km
Report areas mapped4

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Exploration record on Brooking Springs

Local government
Shire of Derby-West Kimberley
Commodities targeted
Diamond 6 · Lead 4 · Zinc 4 · Copper 1 · Silver 1
Work on record
Heavy minerals 5 · Indicator minerals 4 · Soil sampling 4 · Stream sediment sampling 4 · Aerial magnetic surveys 3 · Chromite 3 · Photogeology 3 · Ground magnetic surveys 2
Resource declared
Never on this record
Reports with no exploration
1 of 10 record no work done
Report types
Annual 4 · Non-statutory 3 · Final Surrender 2 · Partial Surrender 1
Reports by decade
51980s
41990s
12000s

Exploration reports

10 WAMEX reports filed over Brooking Springs.
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Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A84200 2009 Regency Mines Plc Annual Report for E04/1417 Brooking Springs For the Period 8th July 2008 7th July 2009
A39325 1993 Moonstone Mines Nl Brooking Springs Project, Final Surrender Report for the period ending 10th May 1993, E04/478.
A36853 1992 Moonstone Mines Nl Brooking Springs Project, Annual Report For the Period May 1991 & May 1992, E04/478.
A35418 1992 Moonstone Mines Nl Brookings Springs Project, Partial Surrender Report for the period May 1991 & May 1992, E04/478.
A31596 1990 Quicksilver Resources Nl Brooking Springs Project,Non-statutory Report: Intermediate Report, October 1990, E04/478.
A33847 1989 Mr Russell Vk Brooking Springs Project, Non-statutory Report: 1989 Report, E04/618.
A30594 1989 Metana Minerals Nl Brooking Springs Project, Annual Report for the period 11th May 1989 to 10th May 1990, E04/478.
A28192 1989 Metana Minerals Nl Brooking Springs, E04/478, Annual Report, 11th May 1988 and 19th May 1989.
A13342 1984 Amoco Minerals Aust Co Brooking Springs Project, Final Surrender Report for the period ending 13/01/1984, E04/32.
A44137 1982 Amoco Minerals Aust Co R Report for the period ending 31/12/81 Brooking Springs Project MC04/8608-8623 MC04/10621-10624 MC04/10651

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