Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Deilmann  

Country :

Canada  

General Information

Geological District

East Athabasca (Key Lake)  

Geological Region

Athabasca  

Political/Geographical Province

Saskatchewan  

Last Data Update

2009-01-01  

Owner(s)

20 %, Idemitsu  

Operator

 

Synonym Name(s)

Key Lake  

Technical Information

Tonnage Range (t U)Initial U amount in the deposit (Global Resource)

25,000 - 50,000  

Grade Range (% U)Initial U Grade in the deposit

1.00 - 5.00  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Depleted  

Current Processing PlantCurrent processing mill of the U from the deposit, if any

Key Lake  

Cumulative Production (t U) Total U production from the deposit

73900  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

0  

General Remarks

Deilmann and Gaertner are the Key Lake orebodies  

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Unconformity-Proterozoic Fracture-bound  

Geological Setting

Regional - Undeformed intracratonic sedimentary basin unconformably overlying polyphase deformed Wollaston Group paragneiss and Archean orthogneiss domes metamorphosed to upper amphibolite facies during the Trans Hudson orogen. Hostrocks - Lower Wollaston Group graphitic pelite and cordierite gneiss and unconformably overlying Manitou Falls B orthoquartzite and conglomerate  

Age of Mineralization

1350+/-4 Ma (U-Pb pitchblende) - reset age?  

Mineralization

Description - massive pitchblende and Ni-sulphides and arsenides straddling the unconformity (basement and sandstone), veining and disseminated pitchblende in basement. Mineralogy - massive uraninite and pitchblende, coffinite, gersdorffite, millerite, niccolite, rammelsbergite, bravoite, pyrite, galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite Alteration - chlorite and sericite alteration of mafics and feldspars of basement rocks, kaolinitization and dravitization of basement feldspars and sandstone matrix above unconformity, hematization of mafic silicates in basement and along unconformity  

MetallogenicAspects

Ore controls - regolith zone at the subhorizontal, subAthabasca unconformity at the intersection with the post-Athabasca reactivated graphitic Key Lake basement fault  

Age of Mineralization

1350+/-4 Ma (U-Pb pitchblende) - reset age?  

DepositShape

cigar shaped  

DepositDimensions

1000 m x 40 m x 40 m  

GeologicalRemarks

Classic Athabasca unconformity deposit with polymetallic signature (U approx equal to Ni), with U, Ni, As, Pb, Zn, Cu. Strong kaolinite-dravite alteration signature  

Metallogenic Aspects

Ore controls - regolith zone at the subhorizontal, subAthabasca unconformity at the intersection with the post-Athabasca reactivated graphitic Key Lake basement fault  














Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Deilmann  

Country :

Canada  

General Information

Geological District

East Athabasca (Key Lake)  

Geological Region

Athabasca  

Political/Geographical Province

Saskatchewan  

Last Data Update

2009-01-01  

Owner(s)

20 %, Idemitsu  

Operator

 

Technical Information

Tonnage Range (t U)Initial U amount in the deposit (Global Resource)

25,000 - 50,000  

Grade Range (% U)Initial U Grade in the deposit

1.00 - 5.00  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Depleted  

Current Processing PlantCurrent processing mill of the U from the deposit, if any

Key Lake  

Cumulative Production (t U) Total U production from the deposit

73900  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

0  

General Remarks

Deilmann and Gaertner are the Key Lake orebodies  















Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Deilmann  

Country :

Canada  

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Unconformity-Proterozoic Fracture-bound  

Lithology

 

Tectonics

 

Alteration

 

Host Rock Age

 

Age of Mineralization

1350+/-4 Ma (U-Pb pitchblende) - reset age?  

Ore Mineralogy

 

Mineralization Description

 

Ore Controls

 

Metallogenic Aspects

Ore controls - regolith zone at the subhorizontal, subAthabasca unconformity at the intersection with the post-Athabasca reactivated graphitic Key Lake basement fault  

Deposit Shape

cigar shaped  

Deposit Width

 

Deposit Length

 

Deposit Thickness

 

Deposit Depth

Top =  ; Bottom =  

Geological Remarks

Classic Athabasca unconformity deposit with polymetallic signature (U approx equal to Ni), with U, Ni, As, Pb, Zn, Cu. Strong kaolinite-dravite alteration signature