East Athabasca Basin Projects
Flowerdew Lake
key highlights
LOCATION AND ACCESS
The property consists of four contiguous claims totaling 5,664 hectares covering an area that is approximately 13km by 4km in size. The property is located to the northeast along the same regional geological trend that hosts the Eagle Point and Collins Bay uranium mines. Flowerdew Lake lies above the Wollaston-Mudjatik domain transition zone, which hosts many of the major unconformity type uranium deposits in the Athabasca Basin.
UNDEREXPLORED POTENTIAL
The immediate area of the claims has little in the way of historical recorded work. Denison Mines and Amax Exploration were very active through the 1970’s to the east and south of the property. More recent work by Triex Minerals Corp. included a ground resistivity survey in 2007 that displayed significant resistivity lows interpreted to correlate with lithologic contact zones and possible clay alteration. Airborne geophysics indicated basement formational EM conductors with evidence for cross-faulting. However, the area has never been subject to any drill testing, highlighting its untapped potential.
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