The Project CENTRAL MINTO is in FEASIBILITY stage. Mining Property in CANADA Province of NUNAVIK : Ownership, location, history, geology, maps, reserves and resources, related press releases

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Central Minto Project

Central Minto

Country

Canada

Province

Nunavik

Status

FEASIBILITY

Surface

552 km² / 136,399 acres

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Risk and valuation analysis of the Central Minto Project

Status Risk : Feasibility

Country Risk : Very Low

Title(s) of the Central Minto Project

Azimut Exploration Inc.
Owner: 50%


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The property consists of two claim blocks totalling 1,146 claims and a surface area of 535 km2. Abitex has the option to earn a 50% interest on the Central Minto property and an additional 15% interest upon the delivery of a bankable feasibility study. Azimut has been the project operator for the last two years.

ABE Resources Inc.
Option on interest: 50%


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Abitex has the option to earn a 50% interest on the Central Minto property and an additional 15% interest upon the delivery of a bankable feasibility study.

Location of the Central Minto Project
Central Minto Project consists of two claim blocks totalling 1,146 claims and a surface area of 535 km2 located in Nunavik, Quebec.

Discoveries and Drilling Results

4/8/2009	(Azimut Expl.)Discover uranium mineralization grading up to 1.21% U3O8 at ...
1/26/2009	(Abe Resources)discover uranium mineralization at Central Minto
1/22/2009	(Azimut Expl.)and Abitex discover uranium mineralization grading up to 0.6...
5/10/2006	(Azimut Expl.)Everton Identify a Continuous Geophysical Anomaly over a 1.7...

Data last updated on : 1/26/2009

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