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Western Australian mining lease

M 45/671 · Warrawoona Gold / AIM

M 45/671 is a Western Australian mining lease held by KERAS (PILBARA) GOLD PTY LTD (Aim Mining Corporation group). Granted 29 November 1995, expires 29 November 2037. 118 ha in the Pilbara Mineral Field. Commodities: Gold, Silver. Part of the Warrawoona Gold / AIM project (operating).

Type
Mining lease
Status
Granted
Holder
KERAS (PILBARA) GOLD PTY LTD
Parent group
Aim Mining Corporation (a subsidiary)
MINEDEX project
Warrawoona Gold / AIM J02267 · Operating
Owners: Aim Mining Corporation Limited 100%; Haoma Mining NL; Elazac Mining Pty Ltd; Keras (Gold) Australia Pty Ltd
Lodged
8 June 1995
Granted
29 November 1995
Expires
29 November 2037
Area
118.40 hectares (1.2 km²)
Mineral field
Pilbara Mineral Field
Commodities
Gold, Silver
Rehabilitation liability
Its rehabilitation liability is in the MCF Mining Index (subscribers): the Mining Rehabilitation Fund estimate, its trend since 2014, company provisions and closure-plan costs
Environmental registrations
4 mining proposal and closure plan registrations (MINEDEX)
EPA Ministerial Statements
MS 1150
EPA referred proposals
Warrawoona Gold Project Approved (Ministerial Statement), MS 1150; overlaps 51 ha
WAMEX data
19 open-file drill holes, 86 exploration reports on this ground
Location
-21.32985, 119.8787 (centre)
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Mining proposals and mine closure plans

DateRegistrationTitleStatusDocument (GeoDocs)
9 September 2024Mining ProposalWarrawoona Gold Project Mining Proposal Rev 7.1ApprovedMP_124350.pdf
28 February 2024Mining ProposalWarrawoona Gold Project Mining Proposal Rev 6.1ApprovedMP_121510.pdf
24 February 2022Mining ProposalWarrawoona Gold Project Mining Proposal Rev5aApprovedMP_101061.pdf
26 February 2021Mining ProposalWarrawoona Gold Project Mining Proposal Rev 4aApprovedMP_90033.pdf

Registrations from MINEDEX (DMPE); the documents are the operators' own, linked on GeoDocs and not copied.