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Peak Charles

Shire of Esperance

Peak Charles is a rare earth elements, nickel and gold exploration project in the Shire of Esperance, Western Australia. Its 9 WAMEX reports were lodged by Moho Resources Limited between 2023 and 2025.

Reports
9
Operators
1
Moho Resources Limited
Worked
3yrs
2023 to 2025, 1 year ago
Main target
Rare Earth Elements
5 commodities on record
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Peak Charles in the Shire of Esperance
Ground extent162 × 127 km
Report areas mapped8

Who has explored here

Companies that lodged reports over Peak Charles, most active first.

Moho Resources Limited 9

Who controls this ground today

Today 8 live and pending tenements sit over the Peak Charles ground, held under 5 names.

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Exploration record on Peak Charles

Local government
Shire of Esperance
Commodities targeted
Rare Earth Elements 9 · Nickel 8 · Gold 7 · Platinum Group Elements 7 · Copper 1
Work on record
Aerial magnetic surveys 5 · Aerial geophysical surveys 4 · Aircore drilling 4 · Aerial radioactivity surveys 3 · Soil sampling 2 · Auger drilling 1 · Geochemical interpretation 1 · Geological logging 1
Resource declared
Never on this record
Downloadable data
7 of 9 reports include a digital package
Reports with no exploration
1 of 9 record no work done
Report types
Annual 6 · Final Surrender 3

Exploration reports

9 WAMEX reports filed over Peak Charles.
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Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A148680 2025 Moho Resources Ltd Peak Charles Project Annual Technical Group Report E63/2163 for the period ending 29/04/2025
A145154 2024 Moho Resources Limited Peak Charles Project Annual Technical Group Report E63/02344 for the period 3 August 2023 to 12 September 2024
A145111 2024 Moho Resources Limited E74/00695 Peak Charles Project Annual Technical Group Report for the period ending 12/09/2024
A145092 2024 Moho Resources Limited Peak Charles E74/0766 Surrender Report for the period 13 July 2023 to 12 September 2024
A143862 2024 Moho Resources Ltd Peak Charles Project Annual Technical Group Report C357/2022 for the period ending 29/04/2024
A136186 2023 Moho Resources Limited Peak Charles Project Annual Technical Group Report C357/2022 for the period ending 30/06/2023.
A134417 2023 Moho Resources Limited Annual Technical Report E74/695 Peak Charles Project for the period ending 05/01/2023.
A133799 2023 Moho Resources Limited Peak Charles Project E63/02163 Annual Technical Report for the period ending 20/12/2022
A133796 2023 Moho Resources Limited Peak Charles Project E63/02162 Annual Technical Report for the period ending 20/12/2022

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