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G 70/231

LiveGeneral Purpose LeaseShire of Lake GraceSouth West M.F. District

G 70/231 is a live general purpose lease in the Shire of Lake Grace, Western Australia, held by Myamba Minerals Pty Ltd (part of Medallion Metals Limited.). Granted on 6 Nov 2008 for 21 years, it expires on 5 Nov 2029. The ground is covered by 5 historical WAMEX reports.

Area
861.6ha
Expires
Nov 2029
in 3 years
WAMEX reports
5
WA median is 53
Report drilling
4
of 5 reports
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Register summary

Holder
Myamba Minerals Pty Ltd
Part of
Medallion Metals Limited. (ASX:MM8) as at 2025-06-30
Local government
Shire of Lake Grace
Application received
19 Dec 2007
Commenced
6 Nov 2008
Expiry
5 Nov 2029
Term
21 Years

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Exploration history on this ground

5 historical WAMEX exploration reports intersect G 70/231: 4 report geochemistry or sampling, 5 include a digital data package.
Work on record: RAB drilling 4 · Aeromagnetic interpretation 2 · Multielement analysis 2 · Pisolite sampling 2 · Soil sampling 2 · Geological reconnaissance 1.
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When this ground was worked · 3 of 5 reports dated
22000s
12010s
Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorProject On this groundTitle
A86593 2010 Magnetic Resources Nl Mount Stewart <1% Surrender Report, Mt Stewart project, E70/2620, Yilgarn Mineral Field, Western Australia, Reporting period 13
A82358 2009 Magnetic Resources Nl Mount Stewart <1% Partial Surrender Report, Mount Stewart project, E70/2620, Yilgarn Mineral Field, Western Australia, Reporting
A73817 2006 Image Resources Nl Mount Steward <1% Flying Fox Extended 2 Project E70/2620 Annual Report for the Period 13 July 2005 - 13 July 2006 (Hyden)
A79081 1753 Magnetic Resources Nl Mount Stewart <1% Partial Surrender Report Mount Stewart Project E70/2620 Yilgarn Mineral Field WA Reporting period to 18 June
A79082 1753 Magnetic Resources Nl Mount Stewart <1% Annual Report Mount Stewart Project E70/2620 Reporting period 13 July 2007 to 12 July 2008

What does the exploration record say about this ground?

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Tenure data sourced from the DMPE public registers and SLIP WA (© Government of Western Australia, CC BY 4.0), as at 2026-10-08. Compiled by NextMaps. Verify against primary sources before reliance.