UrAmerica in Argentina - Discovering Uranium in Latin America - Argentina, Paraguay and Chubut

ARGENTINA

Uranium

Argentina has a long history in Uranium exploration. Since 1951, the country has developed some excellent uranium mining areas. UrAmerica projects are situated in these 2 areas:

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UrAmerica´s regional exploration comparison

The San Jorge Basin in the Chubut Province is similar to the Shirley Basin in Wyoming and the Salta Basin in the Salta Province is similar to Honeymoon and Kakaroo in Southern Australia.

Similarities include:

Vast exploration surfaces in each basin
Mining targets are small but have medium to high U grades
Similar types and class of sandstone deposits

Our licensed areas in the Chubut Basin are near CNEA's Cerro Solo Mine.
The type of the deposits are known as ‘sediment-hosted’ or ‘sandstone uranium’, with similar indicated resources and ore grade as in the Shirley Basin, Wyoming.

Our permits in the Salta Basin are near the Don Otto mine can be identified with the same types of sandstone deposits as in Honeymoon and Kakaroo, Australia, with similar mineralization and resources.