Resource | Gold (Au) |
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Operator | |
Status | Operating: producing gold from heap leaching |
Mining operation |
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Location | Approximately 30 km northeast of Olary in South Australia and approximately 80 km west of Broken Hill, New South Wales |
Tenement information |
Mining leases ML 6275 and ML 6395 and miscellaneous purpose licences MPL 95, 104, 105, 106, 107 and 139.
Download preset map showing White Dam gold project tenement via the South Australian Resources Information Gateway (SARIG) |
The deposit | The site is on the margin of a major regional change in geology, from the rock sequences of the Curnamona Craton and Willyama Inlier (pre-Cambrian basement rocks of granite, gneiss and schist, plus pegmatite) in the north, and the Adelaide Geosyncline to the south.The geology of the area is considered to be closely related to that of the Broken Hill region, and the Curnamona Craton is considered to be a potential host of Broken Hill style and Olympic Dam style mineralisation. |
Resource estimates and production estimates | Company released resource estimates and production statistics for South Australia's major operating and approved mines are summarised in South Australia's major operating/approved mines: resources estimates and production statistics. |
Approval process |
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Current documents |
Program for environment protection and rehabilitation (PEPR)
Mining compliance reports |
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