Dingo Spring
Dingo Spring is a copper, zinc and base metals exploration project in the Shire of Upper Gascoyne, Western Australia. Its 2 WAMEX reports were lodged by 2 companies between 1999 and 2000, most recently Mr Locsei J in 2000.
Who has explored here
Companies that lodged reports over Dingo Spring , most active first.
Who controls this ground today
See who holds the tenements over the Dingo Spring 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 Dingo Spring
- Local government
- Shire of Upper Gascoyne
- Commodities targeted
- Copper 1 · Zinc 1 · Base Metals 1
- Work on record
- Geological reconnaissance 2 · Rock chip sampling 1
- Resource declared
- Never on this record
- Downloadable data
- 1 of 2 reports include a digital package
- Report types
- Non-statutory 1 · Annual 1
Exploration reports
| Report | Year | Operator | Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| A60478 | 2000 | Mr Locsei J | Geology of Dingo Spring SF 50-14-5021-II and Prospecting on Edmund, Western Australia SF 50-14. (MC9/1726 to M |
| A58931 | 1999 | Galaxy Resources Nl | 1998/99 Annual Report 18/05/1998 to 17/05/1999 Exploration Licence E09/920 Dingo Spring Prospect. |
Other projects in the Shire of Upper Gascoyne
What does the exploration record say about Dingo Spring ?
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.