Key facts
| Company | Searchlight Resources (TSXV: SCLT) |
|---|---|
| Commodity | Uranium |
| Location | Canada |
| Stage | Early exploration |
About KULYK LAKE URANIUM TARGET
Kulyk Lake South Uranium Target is part of the overall Kulyk Lake claims which cover 317.1 square kilometres located approximately 165 km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan, and 65 km south of the Key Lake Mine. (Map 1 & 2)Kulyk Lake sits in the Wollaston Domain, a belt of crystalline basement rocks which are the basement rocks underlying most of the uranium mines in the eastern Athabasca Basin. (Map 2)In September 2021, Special Projects Inc. of Calgary, Alberta, completed high-resolution aeromagnetic and radiometric surveys covering approximately 39 sq km of the Kulyk Lake claims (Map 3). This survey outlined a significant new uranium target located approximately 2.5 kilometres to the southwest of the Kulyk Lake REE showing.The radiometric survey also pinpointed known uranium showings including the Eldorado showing with historical assays of 0.785% U3O8. The newly identified anomalous uranium zone has multiple high values, ranging up to 5.74 ppm, the highest uranium value of this survey
News releases1 on file
Searchlight Resources Confirms Strong Radioactivity at South Kulyk Lake Uranium Target
An initial prospecting program at the Kulyk Lake uranium project, 165 km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan and 65 km south of the Key Lake Uranium Mine, located a zone of strong surface radioactivity in newly mapped pegmatites on a bedrock ridge southwest of Kulyk Lake. Ground scintillometer readings reached 13,000 counts per second, with 47 of 84 readings over 1,000 cps, outlining a surface showing
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