Beaverlodge Area Projects
Hearty Bay
key highlights
strategic locations
The property is strategically located on the Athabasca Basin’s north edge, nestled between the Fond-du-Lac Uranium deposit 20 km to the east and the Beaver Lodge uranium district 60 km to the west, indicating a prime location for uranium exploration.
Historic Location
It features historic Isle Brochet radioactive boulder trains with up to 3% uranium content and additional radioactive boulders nearby. Despite historic drilling efforts, the source of these high-uranium boulders remains unidentified, as exploration was limited to surface and near-surface areas without comprehensive subsurface analysis.
Strong Conductors
Airborne electromagnetic (EM) surveys have identified strong conductors up-ice from the boulder trains, suggesting the potential for underlying mineralization that could explain the origin of the surface radioactivity, underscoring the property’s untapped exploration potential.
Seven Claims
The Hearty Bay Property comprises 7 claims totaling 11,173 ha. F3 Uranium Corp. holds 100% ownership of the property. Three of the claims were acquired by staking in October 2017, and two in April 2019.
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