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Gunbarrel

Shire of Menzies

Gunbarrel is an uranium, gold and diamond exploration project in the Shire of Menzies, Western Australia. Its 9 WAMEX reports were lodged by 2 companies between 2008 and 2011, most recently Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd in 2011.

Reports
9
Operators
2
companies on record
Worked
4yrs
2008 to 2011, 15 years ago
Main target
Uranium
3 commodities on record
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Gunbarrel in the Shire of Menzies
Ground extent45 × 57 km
Report areas mapped4

Who has explored here

Companies that lodged reports over Gunbarrel, most active first.

Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd 5Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd 4

Who controls this ground today

Today 6 live and pending tenements sit over the Gunbarrel ground, held under 6 names.

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Exploration record on Gunbarrel

Local government
Shire of Menzies
Commodities targeted
Uranium 9 · Diamond 1 · Gold 1
Work on record
Aerial EM surveys 7 · Remote sensing and proximal sensing 6 · Satellite imagery 5 · Digital terrain modelling 4 · Aeromagnetic interpretation 3 · Landsat interpretation 3 · Auger drilling 2 · Geophysical interpretation 2
Resource declared
Never on this record
Downloadable data
9 of 9 reports include a digital package
Report types
Partial Surrender 5 · Annual 4
Reports by decade
32000s
52010s

Exploration reports

9 WAMEX reports filed over Gunbarrel.
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Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorTitle
A91113 2011 Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd Gunbarrel Project 2011, Partial Surrender EL39/1184 (C25/2007)
A88960 2010 Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd Gunbarrel Project 2010, Partial Surrender, E39/1428, C25/2007
A88959 2010 Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd Gunbarrel Project 2010, Partial Surrender, E39/1184
A88958 2010 Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd Gunbarrel Project 2010 Partial Surrender EL39/1183 Combined Reporting Number: C25/2007
A86221 2010 Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd Third Annual Report to 26 October 2008, Gunbarrel Project, ELs 39/1183, 39/1184, 38/1853 and39/1428
A85223 2009 Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd Gunbarrel Project 2009 Partial SurrenderELs 39/1183, 39/1184, 38/1853Combined Reporting Number: C25/2007
A80898 2009 Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd Second Annual Report to 26 October 2007, Gunbarrel Project, ELs 39/1183, 39/1184, 38/1853, C25/2007
A77625 2008 Energy & Minerals Australia Ltd First Annual Report to 26 October 2007, Gunbarrel Project, ELs 39/1183, 39/1184, 38/1853
A89310 Energy And Minerals Australia Pty Ltd Fourth Annual Report to 26 October 2010, Gunbarrel Project, ELs 39/1183, 39/1184, 38/1853 and 39/1428

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What does the exploration record say about Gunbarrel?

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