HORNBY BASIN
The Port of Kugluktuk, Kitikmeot Region. Nunavut’s westernmost community, near the border with the Northwest Territories and 95km from Hornby Basin
An Underexplored Proven Resource
The Hornby sandstone basin represents one of three areas in Canada in which the geological environment is favourable for the occurrence of unconformity-type uranium deposits.
Unconformities happen for two reasons: sediment deposition stopped for a considerable time and/or existing rocks were eroded prior to being covered by younger sediment.
CONTROL OF THE HORNBY UNCONFORMITY
This is the first time the entire Hornby district has been held under a single entity and consolidated into an over 3,400 Km2 (840,158 acre) land package. The project offers 8.25-Million-pound historic resource and over 40 underexplored showings.
Canada is the “Saudi Arabia of Uranium” accounting for roughly 13% of total global output. There are 3 uranium basins in Canada: Athabasca, Thelon, & Hornby
Source: natural-resources.canada.ca
Extensive land package with an historic uranium deposit and over 40 prospects identified
MINERAL DEPOSIT
KEY PROSPECTS
MINERAL SHOWINGS
Bear Valley
New Mountain Lake Area
OUR PROJECTS