Mount McCleay
Mount McCleay is a gold exploration project in the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia. Its 3 WAMEX reports were lodged by 2 companies between 1993 and 1995, most recently North Mining Ltd in 1995.
Who has explored here
Companies that lodged reports over Mount McCleay, most active first.
Who controls this ground today
Today 39 live and pending tenements sit over the Mount McCleay ground, held under 22 names.
- Which tenements sit over this ground, and who holds each
- The area they cover and when they expire
- The main holders here, by number of titles
- Whether that ground is meeting its expenditure commitments
- Dormant tenements and active forfeitures
- Mortgages, caveats and the expiry profile
Exploration record on Mount McCleay
- Local government
- City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
- Commodities targeted
- Gold 3
- Work on record
- Rotary drilling 2 · Soil sampling 2 · Regolith mapping 1
- Resource declared
- Never on this record
- Report types
- Annual 2 · Final Surrender 1
Exploration reports
| Report | Year | Operator | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| A44686 | 1995 | North Mining Ltd | Mt McCleay Project, Final Report on Exploration undertaken during the period March 1994 to March 1995. |
| A41443 | 1994 | North Mining Ltd | Mt McCleay Project, Annual Report for the period 1st March 1993 to 1st March 1994, E27/78. |
| A38436 | 1993 | Geopeko | Mount McCleay Project, Annual Report for the period March 1992 to March 1993, E27/78. |
Other projects in the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
What does the exploration record say about Mount McCleay?
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.
Get the free report Open this ground on the mapTenure data sourced from the DMPE public registers and SLIP WA (© Government of Western Australia, CC BY 4.0). Compiled by NextMaps. Verify against primary sources before reliance.