Tin Negouran Permits | Global Atomic Fuels Corporation

Location: Western Africa, borders on Mali and Burkina Faso.
Capital: Niamey, serviced by a number of major airlines.
Population: 12.5 million (estimate 2006)
Government Type: Republic, former french colony, independent since August 3, 1960.
Area: 1,267,000 km2
Climate: desert; mostly hot, dry, tropical in south along Niger River.
Elevation: Lowest point, Niger River - 200 m; highest point - 2,022 m in Central Airl Mountains.
Natural Resources: Uranium, coal, iron ore, tin, phosphates, gold, molybdenum, gypsum, salt, hydrocarbons.
Exports: Uranium, livestock, and agricultural products

Tin Negouran Permits 1 – 4

10,000,000 lbs U₃O₈ drilled to date
Airborne geophysics identifies numerous additional anomalies
Field work and mapping confirm drill targets
Extensive paleo-channel identified through historic Cogema records with numerous, wide spaced drilling completed
Global Atomic’s extensive drill program has outlined five areas of surface uranium mineralization to date
Initial studies indicate potential for open pit, heap leach operation
Environmental Baseline Study completed in 2009
Three mineraliazed areas currently identified, significant drill intersections from each area as follows:

Tagadamat Central: TDH-12, 1,557 ppm (3.4 lbs) over 14 metres
from 1 metre to 15 metres depth

Ershanf: TDH-129, 290 ppm (0.66 lbs) over 5 metres
from 35 metres to 40 metres depth

Tagadamat East: TDH-179, 115 ppm (0.25 lbs) over 7.5 metres
from 7.5 metres to 15 metres depth