White Cliff Nickel Limited's Projects
White Cliff Nickel Limited is an ASX listed Western Australian based exploration company with the following projects:
White Cliff Nickel Project: The Company’s core project is the White Cliff Nickel project which covers over 1,400 square kilometres in a prospective region situated 70 kilometres south-east of Laverton WA. Recently Nickel mineralisation was discovered with grades up to 2.16% Nickel over one metres with 20 metres at 1% nickel. Soil sampling has identified a number of nickel, gold and uranium targets that are currently being explored. This project has been joint ventured with a Korean consortium, comprising Daewoo International Corporation and the 100% government owned Korea Resources Corporation, for the Korean consortium to earn up to 50% of the project by the expenditure of up to $5 million over the next 3 years. More
Lake Johnston Project: This project covers approximately 1,400 square kilometres of exploration tenement applications in the Lake Johnson Greenstone Belt. This Greenstone Belt contains Norilsk’s Emily Ann and Maggie Hayes nickel sulphide mines which combined have a total resource of approximately 140,000 tonnes of contained nickel. Much of the project area was previously held by LionOre and contain excellent prospectively for both komatiite associated nickel sulphides and amphibolite facies high-grade gold mineralisation. The area contains little outcrop, with the bedrock geology concealed by transported cover. More
Mount Remarkable Project: The project located approximately 170 km N-NE of Kalgoorlie and about 25 km SE of Kookynie in the Northern Goldfields. Included in the project area are the historic mining centres of Mt Remarkable and Yerilla which consists of several old workings. Major gold mines in the surrounding area include Sons of Gwalia, Tarmoola, Carosue Dam, Granny Smith, Wallaby and Sunrise Dam. More
Oakover River Iron-Manganese Project: The Oakover River three exploration tenement applications are approximately 140 km east of the town of Newman, Western Australia and cover approximately 970 square kilometres. This area is considered to have potential iron and manganese mineralisation in an underexplored area. More
