Project Summary:
The Cree North Project consists of seven contiguous claims totalling 30,203.9 hectares. Located approximately 23 km northwest of Denison’s Phoenix Deposit, 35 km southwest of Cameco’s McArthur River project, and 33 km north of the Athabasca Basin margin, the Cree North Project lies within the prospective southeastern Athabasca Basin.
The property has been the site of exploration efforts by Interuranium Canada, Uranerz, and SMDC since the late 1970s. Recent work in the area has consisted of airborne geophysics (MEGATEM, gravity), as well as prospecting and soil sampling, by CanAlaska, Areva/COGEMA, and ESO Uranium Corp. Several airborne conductors were discovered in 2006 by COGEMA (a former entity of Orano Canada), cutting through openings in magnetic highs in the lower half of the project. As there has been no recent ground geophysics on the property, Skyharbour recommends a ground geophysical survey to confirm and increase resolution on the identified conductors ahead of a future drill program.
Contact Nicholas Coltura for more details: ncoltura@sentinelmarket.com