Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Tono Ore Field  

Country :

Japan  

General Information

Geological District

Japan  

Geological Region

Japan  

Political/Geographical Province

Gifu Prefecture  

Last Data Update

 

Owner(s)

1 %, Others  

Operator

 

Technical Information

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

5,000 - 10,000  

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

0.03 - 0.05  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Dormant  

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

 

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

0  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

 

General Remarks

 

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Sandstone - Roll Front  

Geological Setting

Lithology: Clastic and pyroclastic sediments composed of basal fluvial-lacustrine facies in paleochanels overlain by marine strata ; Stratigraphy=Miocene-Pliocene Tectonics: Intermontane basins with paleochannels incised preferentially into granitic basement Alteration: As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field Hostrock Age: Miocene  

Age of Mineralization

?? (epigenetic)  

Mineralization

Ore Mineralogy: Unoxidized ore: pitchblende, coffinite; oxidized ore: autunite, uranocircite. Large part of U is adsorbed on clay and zeolite minerals, limonite and carbonaceous debris Mineralization Description: As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field Ore Controls: As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field,  

MetallogenicAspects

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field  

Age of Mineralization

?? (epigenetic)  

DepositShape

Lenticular to curvilinear  

DepositDimensions

Deposit Width: Tens to a few hundre Deposit Length: Up to 1,000 m (<3 km Deposit Depth Top: Mostly in excess of Deposit Thickness: 1-3m, locally 10m  

GeologicalRemarks

Tono Ore Field includes 8 basal channel sandstone-type deposits in 3 basins. Dimensions refer to individual ore bodies, (*) to Tsukiyoshi (=Tono mine), the largest deposit  

Metallogenic Aspects

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field  














Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Tono Ore Field  

Country :

Japan  

General Information

Geological District

Japan  

Geological Region

Japan  

Political/Geographical Province

Gifu Prefecture  

Last Data Update

 

Owner(s)

1 %, Others  

Operator

 

Technical Information

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

5,000 - 10,000  

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

0.03 - 0.05  

Deposit StatusCurrent status of the deposit

Dormant  

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

 

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

0  

Production PeriodU production period

 

Produced Grade (% U) Grade of the produced U

 

General Remarks

 















Uranium Deposit Report

Deposit :

Tono Ore Field  

Country :

Japan  

Geological Information

Deposit Type

Sandstone - Roll Front  

Lithology

Clastic and pyroclastic sediments composed of basal fluvial-lacustrine facies in paleochanels overlain by marine strata ; Stratigraphy=Miocene-Pliocene  

Tectonics

Intermontane basins with paleochannels incised preferentially into granitic basement  

Alteration

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field  

Host Rock Age

Miocene  

Age of Mineralization

?? (epigenetic)  

Ore Mineralogy

Unoxidized ore: pitchblende, coffinite; oxidized ore: autunite, uranocircite. Large part of U is adsorbed on clay and zeolite minerals, limonite and carbonaceous debris  

Mineralization Description

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field  

Ore Controls

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field,  

Metallogenic Aspects

As in Ningyo-Toge Ore Field  

Deposit Shape

Lenticular to curvilinear  

Deposit Width

Tens to a few hundre  

Deposit Length

Up to 1,000 m (<3 km  

Deposit Thickness

1-3m, locally 10m  

Deposit Depth

Top = Mostly in excess of  ; Bottom =  

Geological Remarks

Tono Ore Field includes 8 basal channel sandstone-type deposits in 3 basins. Dimensions refer to individual ore bodies, (*) to Tsukiyoshi (=Tono mine), the largest deposit