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Ranger Mine, Jabiru, Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

A uranium mine owned by Energy Resources of Australia. Located in the Kakadu National Park about 230 kilometres east of Darwin. Produced 3,000 tons/year U3O8 (1984).
Mining commenced in 1980 and is continuing. Ranger then consisted of two main orebodies (Pits #1 and 3) with a total of approximately 110,000 tonnes of U3O8, but Pit #1, with half of that ore, is now mined out. Capacity is about 5000 tonnes U3O8 per year.



References:
Henry et al (1999) Aust Jnl Mineralogy 5(1)
Mining Annual Review (1985): 369.





Map Reference: 12°41'S , 132°55'E

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Mineral List:
Chalcopyrite
'Chlorite Group'
Coffinite
Curite
Dewindtite
Dumontite
Galena
Graphite
Hematite
Libethenite
Metatorbernite
Muscovite
Parsonsite
Pseudomalachite
Pyrite
Rabejacite
Saléeite
Torbernite
'Tourmaline'
Uraninite
Uranopilite
Wyartite


31 entries listed. 20 valid minerals.

Localities in this Region:
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  • Northern Territory
    • Kakadu National Park
      • Jabiru
        • Ranger Mine

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