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M 70/1079

LiveMining LeaseShire of DalwallinuSouth West M.F. District

M 70/1079 is a live mining lease in the Shire of Dalwallinu, Western Australia, held by Bywaters, Phillip John. Granted on 12 Dec 2000 for 21 years (renewed), it expires on 11 Dec 2042. The ground is covered by 5 historical WAMEX reports.

Area
33ha
Expires
Dec 2042
in 16 years
WAMEX reports
5
WA median is 53
Report drilling
3
of 5 reports
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Register summary

Holder
Bywaters, Phillip John
Local government
Shire of Dalwallinu
Application received
26 June 2000
Commenced
12 Dec 2000
Expiry
11 Dec 2042
Term
21 Years (Renewed)

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Exploration history on this ground

5 historical WAMEX exploration reports intersect M 70/1079: 2 report geochemistry or sampling, 3 include a digital data package.
Work on record: Auger drilling 3 · Geological reconnaissance 2 · Gypsum 2 · Land access 2 · Mineral resource estimate 2 · Aerial magnetic surveys 1. Resource declared in A123265 (2020), A115761 (2018).
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When this ground was worked
11970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
32010s
12020s
Most recent reports
ReportYearOperatorProject On this groundTitle
A123265 2020 Lake Goorly Contracting Lake Goorly <1% Annual Mineral Exploration Report for Combined Reporting Group C130/2016, Lake Goorly Gypsum Project, E70/4426
A119749 2019 Lake Goorly Contracting Lake Goorly <1% Lake Goorly Gypsum Project Annual Mineral Exploration Report for Combined Reporting Group C130/2016, E70/4426,
A115761 2018 Lake Goorly Contracting Lake Goorly <1% Annual Mineral Exploration Report for Combined Reporting Group Lake Goorly Gypsum Project C130/2016, E70/4426,
A109868 2016 Lake Goorly Contracting Pty Ltd Lake Goorly <1% LAKE GOORLY PROJECT MINERAL EXPLORATION REPORTS FOR E70/4426, E70/4427 and E70/4467- REPORTING YEAR 2016 (10/0
A7261 1973 Carpentaria Exp Co Pty Ltd Barrabarra <1% Barrabarra (JV) Project, Non-statutory Report:An Evaluation of Magnetic Anomalies, 1973.

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.