Northern Luangwa Valley Project (AFR) - Zambian Copperbelt (sitios de interés)
Descripción del sitio
The Northern Luangwa Valley Project comprises two Prospecting Licences granted to African Energy and covering a total area of 17,915 sq km. The project is situated at the northern end of the Luangwa Valley in northeast Zambia, extending as far as the international border with Malawi (Figure 10). Access to the eastern side of this project is generally good, with a major road running the length of the project, whereas access to the western side is generally very poor. The tenements were pegged to cover the northern extension of the Karoo sediments in the Luangwa Valley, 30km along strike from the Kayelekera deposit in northern Malawi, where Paladin Resources have outlined a resource containing over 15,000t of U3O8.
Previous exploration has defined a significant multi-point regional radiometric anomaly, over an area of 400 sq km; along with a number of smaller, lower level anomalies. The Company has evaluated this area through an airborne radiometric survey. This has identified six anomalies which require more detailed ground follow-up mapping in mid-2007and, if warranted, reconnaissance drilling
Matonda (PLLS270) and Mulipo (PLLS271)
Northern Luangwa Valley Project
100% African Energy Resources Ltd (ASX:AFR)
Placemark on Southern part Matonda
-12° 11' 5.21", +32° 32' 2.48"