Siberia North (Camperdown)
Siberia North (Camperdown) is a gold and nickel exploration project in the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Western Australia. Its 1 WAMEX report was lodged by Inco Australia Ltd in 2007. Of those, 1 declares a resource.
Who has explored here
Companies that lodged reports over Siberia North (Camperdown), most active first.
Who controls this ground today
See who holds the tenements over the Siberia North (Camperdown) ground today, and whether that ground is being worked.
- 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 Siberia North (Camperdown)
- Local government
- City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
- Commodities targeted
- Gold 1 · Nickel 1
- Work on record
- Aeromagnetic interpretation 1 · Computer 1 · Database validation 1 · Geological interpretation 1 · Geological reconnaissance 1 · Mineral resource estimate 1 · Ore reserve estimate 1 · Orebody modelling 1
- Resource declared
- Yes, in 1 report: A75756 (2007)
- Report types
- Annual 1
Exploration reports
| Report | Year | Operator | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| A75756 | 2007 | Inco Australia Ltd | Siberia North Prospect Tenement:P24/3748 Broad Arrow Mineral Field Annual Report For the Period 14 July 2005 - |
Other projects in the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder
What does the exploration record say about Siberia North (Camperdown)?
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.