Glacier Valley - Iron Bridge
Glacier Valley - Iron Bridge is an iron ore exploration project in the Shire of East Pilbara, Western Australia. Its 1 WAMEX report was lodged by Fortescue Metals Group Ltd in 2012. Of those, 1 declares a resource.
Who has explored here
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Who controls this ground today
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Exploration record on Glacier Valley - Iron Bridge
- Local government
- Shire of East Pilbara
- Commodities targeted
- Iron 1
- Work on record
- Diamond drilling 1 · Downhole directional surveys 1 · Geological interpretation 1 · Geological mapping 1 · Geophysical logging 1 · Magnetic susceptibility 1 · Mineral resource estimate 1 · Mineralogy 1
- Resource declared
- Yes, in 1 report: A93197 (2012)
- Downloadable data
- 1 of 1 reports include a digital package
- Report types
- Annual 1
Exploration reports
| Report | Year | Operator | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| A93197 | 2012 | Fortescue Metals Group Ltd | Glacier Valley Annual Report for the period 1st December 2010 to 30th November 2011, E45/2510-1, E45/2535-1, a |
Other projects in the Shire of East Pilbara
What does the exploration record say about Glacier Valley - Iron Bridge?
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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