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Power Metal increases uranium licences

Power Metal Resources has staked additional ground and started Phase 1 work programme on prospective uranium areas surrounding the Athabasca Basin in northern Saskatchewan, Canada.

Programme: Phase 1 aims to provide verification rock sampling including uranium and rare earth element mineralisation (Wiki – public domain)

HISTORIC DATA

The company also reported that compilation data for the Tait Hill property demonstrated uranium mineralisation on the property and extending outside of the previous property boundary.

Compilation of data for the Clearwater property mapped 16 radioactive occurrences outside of the existing property boundaries.

Power Metal staked the additional ground based on the new findings.

The company said that several significant historic uranium occurrences had now been mapped across the Tait HillClearwater and Thibaut Lake properties.

ProjectLicence IDSize – Hectare Granted
Clearwater Uranium Property MC00015079 1,110Yes
MC00015083563 Yes
MC000150823,191 Yes
MC00015151760 Yes
 MC00015646761 Yes
Tait Hill Uranium PropertyMC000150781,576
MC00015081968 Yes
MC000151531,530 Yes
MC000151521,886 Yes
 MC00015647725 Yes
Thibaut Lake Uranium PropertyMC000150772,206
Soaring Bay Uranium PropertyMC000150801,255
MC000151553,375 Yes
Cook Lake Uranium PropertyMC00015212984
E-12 Uranium PropertyMC000152131,323
Reitenbach Uranium PropertyMC000152142,135
MC000154741,235 Yes
Bold text refers to ground acquired since the most recent acquisition and expansions (Power Metal Resources)

PHASE 1

The company has also started a Phase I work programme at the Tait Hill, Clearwater and Thibaut Lake properties.

The programme aims to provide verification rock sampling over several historic uranium occurrences, including uranium and rare earth element mineralisation.

Exploration crews will be based in Stony Rapids and use helicopter support to gain access to the properties.