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- 26 uranium licenses held with the Dornod and Dornogovi regions
of Mongolia.
- Two areas well known for their long history exploration
and mining of uranium
- All licenses recently re-registered (approved) by the Mongolian
government’s newly formed Nuclear Energy Agency
- Dornogovi District (14 licenses)
- Located 200 kms east of the Hairhan and Haraat uranium
deposits owned by Denison Mines
- Represents greenfield exploration plays that require
verification of anomalous historical exploration result
- Dornod Province (11 licenses)
- Located in the historically significant Dornod and Saddle
Hills areas.
- Between 1988 and 1995, 590,000 tonnes of ore averaging
0.118 % U3O8 was mined from the Dornod open pit.
- Polo’s uranium licenses lie in the same district
and cover 180 square kms of the same volcanic rocks that
host the Dornod and Gurvanbulag deposits.
- Resources defined in the Dornod region include:
- Dornod #7 deposit owned by Khan Resources. 20,600 tonnes
U3O8 at an average grade of 0.159%
- o Gurvanbulag deposit owned by Western Prospector.
8,100 tonnes U3O8 at an average grade of 0.161%
- o Khavar deposit owned by Western Prospector . 3,000
tonnes U3O8 at an average grade of 0.13%
Location of Projects
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