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Comparison of UDEPO 2015 resources and 2014 Red Book resources

3. WORLD DISTRIBUTION OF URANIUM DEPOSITS

3.4. RESOURCES IN UDEPO 2015

3.4.4. Comparison of UDEPO 2015 resources and 2014 Red Book resources

The OECD/NEA–IAEA Red Book provides a contemporary summary of national level production and remaining resources from a government perspective. These resources are subdivided according to the Red Book cost categories and resource classification scheme. In general, no individual deposit statistics are reported, partly due to the sensitivity of government interpretations of economic categorization and partly to space limitations. UDEPO is a complementary database with some fundamental differences, such as the inclusion of individual resource estimates, often from public or semi-public entities, many of which are historical data whose recording predates current national resource reporting standards. Thus, not all UDEPO statistics are reflected in the harmonized figures in Red Books. Moreover, UDEPO contains historic resources that have since been mined or resources that may never be economically viable, since such relatively ‘raw’ information is valuable for modelling uranium potential and exploration targeting. Consequently, total resources reported in UDEPO are generally and necessarily higher than those reported in the Red Book, the latter of which is in some cases a subset of the former. However, owing to a lack of public information where, for example, uranium exploration and mining are entirely government enterprises, aggregated national scale Red Book figures may exceed those in UDEPO. These difference are minimized whenever with no resources in UDEPO (minor historical production is from imported phosphate ore).

In its 2015 edition, the Red Book also takes into account ‘in situ identified resources’, which amount to 7 659 400 tU in the <US $130/kgU category, and 10 188 700 tU in the <US $260/kgU category [7].

In situ resources correspond to average recoveries of 67–74%. The Red Book states that

“reporting in situ resources provides a more optimistic view of the available resource base and gives some indication of how the resource base could increase with improvements in mining and processing methods, which would lead to better recovery. However, recoverable resources still provide the best and more realistic estimate of uranium supply” [7].

It is interesting to compare the Red Book published resources (‘identified in situ resources’) [7] which

are conventional resources added to total production (columns 1 + 2) with the UDEPO conventional

resources (column 4). As noted, UDEPO total resources from a deposit include all current resource

categories, plus any past production. Where a deposit has been estimated at several cut-off grades,

those resources corresponding to the lowest cut-off grade are adopted. Thus, resources listed in

71 UDEPO for countries should be larger than the addition of the historical production (column 1) and the 2014 Red Book ‘identified in situ resources’ (column 2) at a cost of <US $260/kgU.

The main observations are:

(a) (Columns 1 + 2) total 13 063 632 tU compared to 14 789 330 tU (columns 4 + 5) when including the Olympic Dam resources (2 111 000 tU) in the UDEPO conventional resources total (12 678 333 tU), thus a difference of 1 725 500 tU in favour of UDEPO.

This figure will probably be increased in the future, since numerous old exhausted deposits in UDEPO have only mining production data. Original resources can be found in historical reports and mining company archives;

(b) The 2014 Red Book does not record conventional resources for 14 countries. Some of these (Austria, Bolivia, Morocco, Nigeria, Poland, Senegal, Serbia and the Former Yugoslavia) have historical geological resources totalling 17 226 tU. Some are past producing countries such as France, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. Very few data are available for Tajikistan. Turkmenistan has produced uranium, but there are no official production figures (production was probably included in the former Soviet production);

(c) Some countries have larger resources (columns 1 + 2) in the Red Book than those in UDEPO. This can be due to several factors:

 Individual deposit scale historical data missing for countries such as the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Slovenia and Tajikistan;

 Lack of published data for producing countries such as Brazil, China, India, the Islamic Republic of Iran, Jordan and Ukraine. In recent years, China has announced the discovery of several deposits, although no precise data have been made available;

 Lack of published individual deposit data for countries such Greenland (Denmark) and Indonesia;

(d) As regards South Africa, UDEPO indicates much larger resources (>900 000 tU) than

those given in the Red Book. This is due to significant geological resources present in the

gold mines. Also, 171 000 tU are estimated in the very large tailings piles.

72 T AB L E 19. C OMP AR IS O N OF UDE PO 2015 R E SOU R C E S AN D 2014 R E D B O OK ‘I N S IT U ID E NT IF IE D’ R E SOU R C E S [ 8] 1 2 3 4 5

Country Historical production to 2015

2014 Red Book in situ identified resources <US $260/kgU 2014 Red Book (columns 1 + 2) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resourc (118 deposits) Algeria 26 000 26 000 35 506120 000 Argentina 2 582 27 200 29 782 40 0791 190 Australia200 5562 630 5002 831 056919 668a2 331 116 Austria 1 750 Belgium686686 Bolivia500 Botswana 118 600118 600171 191 Brazil 4 172 382 300386 372 285 370349 125 Bulgaria 16 358 7 900 24 258 51 187 Cameroon12 000 12 000 12 155 Canada496 564913 8001 410 3641 719 574.6 38 235 Central African Republic42 700 42 700 36 400 Chad 3 200 3 200 3 190 Chile1 900 1 900 3 550 114 513 China39 928 366 200366 200209 960 Colombia 8 200 8 200 8 240 Czech Republic111 956197 500309 456203 560 Democratic Republic of the Congo25 600 3 600 29 20033 490 7 500 Denmark (Greenland) 350 700350 700252 036 Egypt2 500 2 500 2 100 168 500 Estonia5 667 000

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CountryHistorical production to 2015 2014 Red Book in situ identified resources <US $260/kgU

2014 Red Book (columns 1 + 2) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resources (118 deposits) France 80 968 80 968 113 174 Gabon 25 403 7 700 33 103 32 914 Germany 229 6299 300 238 929394 355 Greece 9 300 9 300 3 300 4 500 Guinea 7 500 7 500 7 890 Guyana6 200 6 200 6 430 Hungary21 054 17 900 38 954 30 372 India 11 839 183 600195 439175 738 Indonesia 9 600 9 600 2 320 Iraq 666 800 Iran, Islamic Republic of 66?4 500 4 566 2 317 Israel33 000 Italy 8 100 8 100 4 800 Japan 848 800 8 884 7 500 Jordan 59 600 59 600 42 560 144 840 Kazakhstan268 9921 072 9001 341 8921 268 823 Korea, Republic of 36 178 Kyrgyzstan8 700 8 700 34 105 Madagascar7857851 530 Malawi 4 222 19 000 23 222 20 174 4 632 Mali17 400 17 400 17 598 Mauritania 28 600 28 600 29 146 Mexico494 500 4 549 13 516 114 310

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CountryHistorical production to 2015

2014 Red Book in situ identified resources <US $260/kgU 2014 Red Book (columns 1 + 2) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1 664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resourc (118 deposits) Morocco 6 661 15 196 900 Namibia122 870621 500744 370933 854 New Zealand12 250 Niger 139 432443 600583 032744 697 Nigeria 152 Pakistan1 485 1 485 3 830 2 100 Paraguay4 300 4 300 4 290 Peru 47 700 47 700 52 484 16 000 Poland6606606 100 151 620 Portugal3 717 9 300 13 017 12 979 Romania 18 647 8 800 27 447 40 321 Russian Federation161 906869 0001 030 906937 65019 180 Saudi Arabia 283 400 Senegal 1 462 Serbia6 701 Slovakia 19 300 19 300 29 032 Slovenia 38212 200 12 582 8 500 Somalia10 200 10 200 11 750 South Africa160 011630 600790 6111 679 766139 975 Spain 5 028 39 900 44 928 49 218 102 000 Sweden 20012 800 13 00016 180 1 332 155 Syrian Arab Republic40 000 Tajikistan17 000 17 000 2 050

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CountryHistorical production to 2015 2014 Red Book in situ identified resources <US $260/kgU

2014 Red Book (columns 1 + 2) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resources (118 deposits) Tunisia 50 000 Turkey9 100 9 100 14 896 Turkmenistan14 400 Ukraine 131 198251 000382 198313 930 United Republicof Tanzania 72 70072 70069 6493 500 USA374 896189 800564 6961 211 38718 041 606 Uzbekistan135 891185 800321 691314 980 Viet Nam5 200 5 200 25 476 7 800 Zambia 8630 700 30 70034 578 Zimbabwe1 800 1 800 1 800 2 802 23210 261 40013 063 63212 678 333 45 481 471 58 159 804 a Excluding Olympic Dam, which is considered as unconventional in UDEPO.

76 T ab le 20 l is ts the n um be r of de po si ts in e ac h c ount ry wi th th e a ss oc ia te d r esourc es. T AB L E 20. NUMB E R OF DE POSI T S AN D R E SOU R C E S AC C OR D ING T O C OU NT R Y (UD E PO 2015 )

CountryNumber of deposits UDEPO 2015 total resources (1782 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventio resources (118 deposits) Algeria 6 155 50635 506120 000 Argentina 3141 26940 079 1 190 Australia131 3 250 784919 668 2 331 116 Austria 1 1 7501 750 Bolivia1 500 500 Botswana 9 171 191 171 191 Brazil 18634 495285 370349 125 Bulgaria 3451 18751 187 Cameroon 2 12 15512 155 Canada152 1 757 8101 719 57538 235 Central African Republic 5 36 40036 400 Chad 1 3 190 3 190 Chile9 118 063 3 550114 513 China41209 960209 960 Colombia 1 8 240 8 240 Czech Republic25 203 560 203 560 Democratic Rep of the Congo8 40 99033 4907 500 Denmark4 252 036 252 036 Egypt5 170 600 2 100 168 500 Estonia1 5 667 0005 667 000

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(cont.) CountryNumber of deposits

UDEPO 2015 total resources (1782 deposits) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resources (118 deposits) Finland 1236 1456 63529 510 France 196 113 175 113 175 Gabon 7 32 91432 914 Germany 39394 355 394 355 Greece 3 7 800 3 300 4 500 Guinea 1 7 890 7 890 Guyana1 6 4306 430 Hungary3 30 37230 372 India 32 175 738 175 738 Indonesia 3 2 320 2 320 Iraq 7 666 800 666 800 Iran, Islamic Republic of 4 2 3172 317 Israel1 33 00033 000 Italy 2 4 800 4 800 Japan 2 7 500 7 500 Jordan 7 187 40042 560 144 840 Kazakhstan 741 268 8231 268 823 Korea, Republic of 8 36 17836 178 Kyrgyzstan1734 10534 105 Madagascar2 1 530 1 530 Malawi 3 24 80620 1744 632 Mali2 17 59817 598

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(cont.) CountryNumber of deposits

UDEPO 2015 total resources (1782 deposits) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventio resources (118 deposits) Mauritania 6 29 14629 146 Mexico 15 127 826 13 516 114 310 Mongolia21175 621 175 621 Morocco 1215 203 5616 66115 196 900 Namibia42 933 854 933 854 New Zealand1 12 250 12 250 Niger 42744 697744 697 Nigeria 2 152 152 Pakistan5 5 930 3 830 2 100 Paraguay1 4 2904 290 Peru 1968 48452 48416 000 Poland 8 157 720 6 100 151 620 Portugal15 12 979 12 979 Romania 1940 32140 321 Russian Federation94 956 830 937 650 19 180 Saudi Arabia 5 283 400 283 400 Senegal 1 1 462 1 462 Serbia7 6 7016 701 Slovakia 6 29 30329 032 Slovenia 1 8 5008 500 Somalia2 11 75011 750 South Africa70 1 819 741 1 679 766 139 975 Spain 24151 218 49 218102 000

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(cont.) CountryNumber of deposits

UDEPO 2015 total resources (1782 deposits) UDEPO 2015 conventional resources (1664 deposits)

UDEPO 2015 unconventional resources (118 deposits) Sweden 161 348 33516 1801 332 155 Syrian Arab Republic1 40 000 40 000 Tajikistan2 2 0502 050 The FormerYugoslav Republic of Macedonia 1 1 000 1 000 Tunisia 1 50 00050 000 Turkey8 14 896 14 896 Turkmenistan4 14 40014 400 Ukraine 25313 930 313 930 United Republic of Tanzania 1073 14969 649 3 500 USA 354 19 252 993 1 211 387 18 041 606 Uzbekistan 37314 980 314 980 Viet Nam9 33 276 25 476 7 800 Zambia 1034 578 34 578 Zimbabwe1 1 8001 800 1 80758 159 80412 678 33345 481 471

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Various tables have been produced for this report:

 Tables 21 and 22 detail the proportion, as a percentage, of deposits cited in each range used in UDEPO for resources and grades;

 Tables 23–25 list, by order of importance, all deposits with resources larger than 50 000 tU (all deposits, conventional deposits, unconventional deposits);

 Tables 26–34 indicate the uranium resources by continent and the uranium endowment for each continent, as of 2015. South America and Asia record much lower endowments than do the other continents. Both South America and Asia have large relatively underexplored areas.

TABLE 21. NUMBER OF DEPOSITS/RESOURCES ACCORDING TO RESOURCE RANGE (UDEPO 2015)

TABLE 22. NUMBER OF DEPOSITS/RESOURCES ACCORDING TO GRADE RANGE (UDEPO 2015)

Grade range

(% U) Number of deposits Proportion

(%)

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T AB L E 23. L AR G E ST GL OB A L UR ANIU M DE PO SI T S/ R E SOUR C E S ( > 50 000 t U ) (U DE PO 2015)

CountryDeposit name StatusTypeResource range (tU) Grade range (% U) USANorthern Great PlainsDormantLignite–coal >1 000 000Unknown Morocco Tarfaya BasinDormantBlack shale >1 000 000 <0.01 EstoniaBalto-Scandia districtDormantBlack shale >1 000 000 <0.01 USA Phosphoria Formation DormantPhosphate>1 000 000 Unknown USA Chattanooga Shale Formation DormantBlack shale >1 000 000 Unknown Morocco Oulad Abdoun Basin DormantPhosphate>1 000 000 0.01–0.05 AustraliaOlympic DamOperating Polymetallic iron oxide breccia complex>1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Morocco Timahdit BasinDormantBlack shale >1 000 000 <0.01 Morocco Meskala BasinDormantPhosphate>1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Morocco Gantour Basin DormantPhosphate>1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Sweden MMS Vicken ExplorationBlack shale 100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 Sweden Haggan ExplorationBlack shale 100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 South AfricaFree State Geduld DormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Niger Imouraren Care and maintenance Sandstone 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.10 USA East Florida districtClosed Phosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 CanadaMcArthur River Operating Proterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 >5.00 Sweden Narke ExplorationBlack shale 100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 Sweden RanstadDormantBlack shale 100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 NamibiaRössing OperatingIntrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 Iraq SwabDormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 USA Central Florida districtClosed Phosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 South AfricaVaal Reefs Mine Operating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 Iraq Dwaima DormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 CanadaDenison MineClosed Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 0000.10–0.20 AustraliaCarrapateenaExplorationPolymetallic iron oxide breccia complex100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 USA Northeast Florida districtDormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 AustraliaRanger 1 (no. 3) Operating Proterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.10

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(cont.) CountryDeposit name StatusTypeResource range (tU) Grade ran (% U) Kazakhstan Inkai 1-2-3 DevelopmentSandstone100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.0 Brazil PitingaOperating Intrusive100 001–1 000 000 Unknow Iraq Marbat DormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Poland Lubin–Sieroszowice DormantBlack shale 100 001–1 000 000<0.01 Denmark (Greenland) Kvanefjeld ExplorationIntrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 CanadaCigar Lake DevelopmentProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 >5.00 Kazakhstan Mynkuduk East Operating Sandstone 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Brazil Itataia–Santa Quiteria districtDevelopment Metamorphite 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.1 USA South Florida districtDormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 Unknow Algeria Tebessa districtOperatinga Phosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 AustraliaJabiluka 2 DormantProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.20–0.50 Morocco Twihinate Exploration Intrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 EgyptNile Valley districtDormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Saudi Arabia Umm Wu’al ExplorationPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.0 Spain East Ebro Valley DormantLignite–coal 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Brazil Lagoa Real–Caetite DistrictOperating Metasomatite 100 001–1 000 0000.10–0.20 South AfricaDominion ReefsDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Russian FederationDruzhnoye DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 South AfricaEzulwini OperatingPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Ukraine NovokostyantynivskeDevelopment Metasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 South AfricaFreddies Operatinga Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 India Tummalapalle–Rachakuntapalle Operating Carbonate 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 USA North Florida districtDormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000 <0.01 Germany Niederschlema–Alberoda orefield Depleted Granite-related 50 001–100 0000.20–0.5 Jordan Al Shedeye–Eshidia DormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000<0.01 South AfricaHartebeestfonteinOperating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 South AfricaSpringbok Flats DormantLignite–coal 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05

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(cont.) CountryDeposit name StatusTypeResource range (tU) Grade range (% U) NamibiaRössing South: Zone 2ExplorationIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 NamibiaRössing South: Zone 1ExplorationIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Saudi Arabia Al JalamidOperatingaPhosphate 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 CanadaArrow ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 000 1.00–5.00 Germany Schmirchau–ReustClosed Black shale 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 Brazil Catalao DormantIntrusive50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 NamibiaLanger HeinrichOperatingSurficial 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 USA Ambrosia Lake district (Dysart) Closed Sandstone 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 Niger Dasa 1-2-3Exploration Sandstone 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 South AfricaPotchefstroom GoldfieldDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Russian FederationElkonskoe Plateau DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 Denmark (Greenland) Sorensen ExplorationIntrusive50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 Russian FederationStreltsovskoye Operating Volcanic-related 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 Ukraine Tsentralne Operating Metasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 Russian FederationSevernoe DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 Kazakhstan Budennovskoye 2OperatingSandstone 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 Kazakhstan NizhneylyiskoyeDormantLignite–coal 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 Morocco Oued Eddahab Basin DormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000 <0.01 Kazakhstan Inkai South: 4OperatingSandstone50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Kazakhstan Budennovskoye 1-3-4 Operating Sandstone 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 South AfricaPhalabora Operatinga Intrusive50 001–100 000 <0.01 AustraliaYeelirrie DormantSurficial 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 United Republic of Tanzania NyotaExplorationSandstone 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Russian FederationKurungDormantMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 MongoliaZoovch Ovoo ExplorationSandstone 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 NamibiaMarenicaExplorationSurficial 50 001–100 000 <0.01 AustraliaRanger 1 (no. 1) DepletedProterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 000 0.20–0.50

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(cont.) CountryDeposit name StatusTypeResource range (tU) Grade ran (% U) South AfricaRietkuil–DominionExploration Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Botswana Gorgon MainExploration Sandstone 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 CanadaBanana Lake Dormant Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Kazakhstan Mynkuduk Central OperatingSandstone50 001–100 000Unknow a Operating mine not producing uranium.

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T AB L E 24. L AR GE ST GL OB AL C ON V E NT IO N AL U R ANI U M D E POS IT S ( > 50 000 tU) ( U DE PO 2015 )

CountryDeposit name Status Type Resource range (tU) Grade range (U%) South AfricaFree State Geduld DormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Niger Imouraren Care and maintenance Sandstone 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.10 CanadaMcArthur River Operating Proterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000>5.00 NamibiaRössing Operating Intrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 South AfricaVaal Reefs MineOperating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 CanadaDenison MineClosed Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate100 001–1 000 000 0.10–0.20 AustraliaRanger 1 (no. 3) OperatingProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.10 Kazakhstan Inkai 1-2-3 DevelopmentSandstone100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 CanadaCigar Lake DevelopmentProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000>5.00 Kazakhstan Mynkuduk East OperatingSandstone100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 Brazil Itataia-Santa Quiteria DistrictDevelopmentMetamorphite 100 001–1 000 000 0.05–0.10 AustraliaJabiluka 2 DormantProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.20–0.50 Brazil Lagoa Real-Caetite DistrictOperating Metasomatite 100 001–1 000 000 0.10–0.20 South AfricaDominion ReefsDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Russian FederationDruzhnoye DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 South AfricaEzulwini Operating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Ukraine Novokostyantynivske DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 South AfricaFreddies Operating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 India Tummalapalle–Rachakuntapalle Development Carbonate 50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 Germany Niederschlema–Alberoda orefield Depleted Granite-related 50 001–100 000 0.20–0.50 South AfricaHartebeestfonteinOperating Palaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 NamibiaRössing South: Zone 2DevelopmentIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 NamibiaRössing South: Zone 1DevelopmentIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 CanadaArrow Exploration Proterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 000 1.00–5.00 Germany Schmirchau–ReustClosed Black shale 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 NamibiaLanger Heinrich OperatingSurficial 50 001–100 0000.05–0.10 USA Ambrosia Lake district (Dysart) Closed Sandstone 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20

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(cont.) CountryDeposit name Status Type Resource range (tU) Grade ran (U%) Niger Dasa 1-2-3ExplorationSandstone 50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 South AfricaPotchefstroom GoldfieldDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 Russian FederationElkonskoe Plateau Development Metasomatite 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 Russian FederationStreltsovskoye OperatingVolcanic-related 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 Ukraine Tsentralne Operating Metasomatite 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 Russian FederationSevernoe DevelopmentMetasomatite 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 Kazakhstan Budennovskoye 2Operating Sandstone 50 001–100 0000.05–0.10 Kazakhstan NizhneylyiskoyeDormantLignite–coal 50 001–100 000 0.05–0.10 Kazakhstan Inkai South: 4Operating Sandstone 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Kazakhstan Budennovskoye 1-3-4 Operating Sandstone 50 001–100 0000.05–0.10 AustraliaYeelirrie DormantSurficial 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.2 United Republic of Tanzania NyotaExplorationSandstone50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Russian FederationKurungDormantMetasomatite 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 MongoliaZoovch Ovoo ExplorationSandstone50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 NamibiaMarenicaExploration Surficial 50 001–100 000 0.10–0.20 AustraliaRanger 1 (no. 1) Depleted Proterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 0000.20–0.50 South AfricaRietkuil–DominionExplorationPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.0 Botswana Gorgon MainExplorationSandstone 50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 CanadaBanana Lake DormantPalaeo quartz-pebble conglomerate50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Kazakhstan Mynkuduk Central Operating Sandstone 50 001–100 000 Unknow

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T AB L E 25. L AR G E ST GL OB A L UN C ON V E NT IO N AL UR AN IUM R E SOU R C E S ( > 50 00 0 t U ) (UD E PO 2015)

CountryDeposit name StatusType Resource range (tU) Grade range (% U) USA Northern Great PlainsDormantLignite–coal >1 000 000Unknown Morocco Tarfaya BasinDormantBlack shale >1 000 000<0.01 EstoniaBalto-scandia districtDormantBlack shale >1 000 000<0.01 USA Phosphoria Formation DormantPhosphate >1 000 000Unknown USA Chattanooga Shale Formation DormantBlack shale >1 000 000Unknown Morocco Oulad Abdoun Basin DormantPhosphate >1 000 000 0.01–0.05 AustraliaOlympic DamOperating Polymetallic iron oxide breccia complex>1 000 0000.01–0.05 Morocco Timahdit BasinDormantBlack shale >1 000 000<0.01 Morocco Meskala BasinDormantPhosphate >1 000 0000.01–0.05 Morocco Gantour Basin DormantPhosphate >1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Sweden MMS Vicken ExplorationBlack shale100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Sweden Haggan ExplorationBlack shale 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 USA East Florida districtClosed Phosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Sweden Narke ExplorationBlack shale 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Sweden RanstadDormantBlack shale 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Iraq SwabDormantPhosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 USA Central Florida districtClosed Phosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Iraq Dwaima DormantPhosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 AustraliaCarrapateenaOperatingPolymetallic iron oxide breccia complex 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 USA Northeast Florida districtDormantPhosphate 100 001–1 000 000<0.01 Brazil PitingaOperatingIntrusive100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Iraq Marbat DormantPhosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Poland Lubin–Sieroszowice DormantBlack shale 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 DenmarkKvanefjeld ExplorationIntrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05

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(cont.) CountryDeposit name StatusType Resource range (tU) Grade ran (% U) USA South Florida districtDormantPhosphate 100 001–1 000 000<0.01 Algeria Tebessa districtOperating Phosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Morocco Twihinate ExplorationIntrusive100 001–1 000 0000.01–0.05 EgyptNile Valley districtDormantPhosphate 100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Saudi Arabia Umm Wu’al Exploration Phosphate100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Spain East Ebro Valley DormantLignite–coal 100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 USA North Florida districtDormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000 <0.01 Jordan Al Shedeye–Eshidia DormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000 <0.01 South AfricaSpringbok Flats DormantLignite–coal 50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Saudi Arabia Al JalamidOperating Phosphate 50 001–100 0000.01–0.0 ChileChuquicamata Operating Intrusive50 001–100 000 <0.01 Brazil Catalão DormantIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Denmark (Greenland) Sorensen ExplorationIntrusive50 001–100 000 0.01–0.05 Morocco Oued Eddahab Basin DormantPhosphate 50 001–100 000<0.01 South AfricaPhalabora OperatingIntrusive50 001–100 000 <0.01

89 TABLE 26. URANIUM RESOURCES (tU) ACCORDING TO CONTINENT

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TABLE 27. URANIUM ENDOWMENT (tU) ACCORDING TO CONTINENT (CONVENTIONAL RESOURCES)

TABLE 28. URANIUM ENDOWMENT (tU) ACCORDING TO CONTINENT (ALL RESOURCES)

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4. SUMMARY

The World Distribution of Uranium Deposits database (UDEPO) provides general, technical and geological information, including references, on global uranium deposits.

As of 2015, 1807 deposits were listed in the database, which represents a significant increase on the 2009 edition, which listed 873 deposits. These additional deposits derive from historical data, from exploration success, from the inclusion of small deposits with resources below 300 tU and from the inclusion of large unconventional resources.

The database uses the most recent IAEA geological classification, which was validated in 2013 and incorporates 15 deposit types, 37 subtypes and 14 classes. This classification is also used in the 2014 and 2016 editions of the Red Book.

Forty-nine parameters are recorded for each deposit.

Total uranium resources in UDEPO 2015 amount to 57 154 000 tU hosted within 1780 deposits with known (quantified) or estimated (ranges) resources.

Conventional uranium resources amount to 11 845 000 tU hosted within 1663 deposits with known/estimated resources.

Unconventional resources amount to 45 309 000 tU hosted within 117 deposits with known/estimated resources.

All the deposits’ coordinates have been collected by the IAEA in order to produce a world map of uranium deposits in the near future.

UDEPO 2015 has been published on the IAEA web site, allowing users to register and to work freely with the data sets (http://wwwnfcis.iaea.org). The web site provides filtering and navigation to the data stored in the database.

The database also has a statistical tool which provides summary information on the number of deposits and uranium resources according to type and status, and according to country and status, for example.

In this respect, and with regard to the data presented, the UDEPO database is unique in so far as it

provides freely accessible information on global uranium deposits.

95 Although every effort has been made to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the information provided, users should be aware that there may still be missing or outdated data for individual deposits as a result of the rapid changes that have occurred in the uranium industry and the ongoing exploration results. Data entry is also a slow and time-consuming process!

Feedback from the users of the database is very important and is actively encouraged in order to

improve the usability and the usefulness of the database and its web site. The IAEA is seeking the help

of collaborators in filling in missing data for several countries.

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Appe ndi x I L IST O F DE P O SI T S B Y CO UNT RY For a n ov era ll pe rsp ec tiv e of t he r ang e of i ndi vi du al d eposi ts wi thi n a pa rt ic ul ar c ount ry , t he f ol low ing Ap pe ndi x ta bl e sh ow s th e de po si ts li st ed a lpha be tic al ly wi th in e ac h c ount ry , a nd t he ir st at us. T he d epos it t ype , t he un iqu e U DE PO de pos it id ent ifi ca tio n num be r (I D ) a nd r esou rc e ra ng e ( tU ) ar e a lso sh ow n. T AB L E 35.

CountryDep. ID Deposit name Deposit statusDeposit type Resource range (tU)

Grade range (U%) Algeria 1 AbankorDormantMetamorphite 5 001–10 0000.20–0.50 Algeria 2 Daira DormantMetamorphite 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Algeria 3 TahaggartDormantSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Algeria 1990Tebessa districtUnknown Phosphate100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Algeria 4 TimgaouineDormantGranite-related 10 001–25 000 0.20–0.50 Algeria 5 TinefDormantMetamorphite 10 001–25 000 0.05–0.10 Argentina 6 Cerro SoloDormantSandstone5 001–10 0000.20–0.50 Argentina 1853Cerro Solo South ZoneDormantSandstone301–1 0000.05–0.10 Argentina 1753Cueva Del Chaco 1DormantSandstone1–300 0.05–0.10 Argentina 2003Cueva Del Chaco 2DormantSandstone1–300 0.05–0.10 Argentina 2004Cueva Del Chaco 3DormantSandstone1–300 0.05–0.10 Argentina 7 Don OttoDormantSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Argentina 2005El Salto DormantSandstone1–300 0.01–0.05 Argentina 2043Gaucho I–IIDormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.05–0.10 Argentina 1768GuanacoExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 <0.01 Argentina 9 HuemulDormantSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Argentina 2044La CavernaDormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.01–0.05 Argentina 10La Estela (La Marquesa)DormantGranite-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Argentina 2056La PintadaDormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.05–0.10 Argentina 2047La TerrazaDormantVolcanic-related 2 501–5 000 0.05–0.10 Argentina 1769Lago SecoExplorationSurficial 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Argentina 1506Laguna SirvenExplorationSurficial 301–1 0000.01–0.05

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(cont.) CountryDep. ID Deposit name Deposit statusDeposit type Resource range (tU)

Gr range (U%) Argentina 1321Las TermasExplorationGranite-related 1 001–2 500 0.20– Argentina 1322Los Berthos DepletedSandstone301–1 0000.10– Argentina 2048Los Chanares DormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.05– Argentina 2006Los Colorados DormantSandstone1–300 0.20– Argentina 2049Los ReyunosDormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.05– Argentina 2050Media Luna I–IIDormantVolcanic-related 1 001–2 500 0.05– Argentina 2051Media Luna III–IVDormantVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.01– Argentina 1754Rodeo De Los Molles ExplorationIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.01– Argentina 11RodolfoDormantSandstone2 501–5 000 0.01– Argentina 12Schlagintweit DormantGranite-related 1 001–2 500 0.01– Argentina 2052Sondeo XC IIIDormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.10– Argentina 2053Terraza North DormantVolcanic-related 2 501–5 000 0.05– Argentina 2054Tigre IDormantVolcanic-related 5 001–10 0000.05– Argentina 2055Tigre IIIDormantVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.05– Argentina 1324UrcushumDormantSandstone301–1 0000.05– Australia2011Adelaide River DormantProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia1543Ambassador ExplorationLignite–coal 10 001–25 000 0.05– Australia13Andersons ExplorationMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.10– Australia14AngelaExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.10– Australia15Angelo River ADormantProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.10– Australia2012Angularli ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20– Australia1651Anketell ExplorationSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01– Australia16Armchair–Streitberg RidgeExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex1 001–2 500 0.05– Australia1586BambinoExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.01– Australia2013Beatrice DormantProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia17Ben Lomond DormantVolcanic-related 2 501–5 000 0.10–

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(cont.) CountryDep. ID Deposit name Deposit statusDeposit type Resource range (tU)

Grade range (U%) Australia18Bennetts Well ExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia19BeverleyOperatingSandstone10 001–25 000 0.10–0.20 Australia20BigrlyiExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.05–0.10 Australia1791BikiniUnknown Metasomatite 5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia1327BlackbushExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1652CappersExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia21CaramalExplorationProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Australia1694Carley BoreExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia1755Carrapateena ExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex100 001–1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Australia22Centipede ExplorationSurficial 5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia1296Central 50ExplorationVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia2028Cobar 2DormantVolcanic-related 1–300 >5.00 Australia23Coronation Hill DormantProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Australia24Crocker Well ExplorationIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia1587Cummins RangeExplorationIntrusive301–1 0000.01–0.05 Australia25DamDormantProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia1317Dawson–Hinkler ExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1508Double 8 ExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia1318Duke BatmanExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia26Dyson’s DepletedProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.20–0.50 Australia1329E1 North and SouthExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia27East KalkarooExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.05–0.10 Australia2014El SheranaDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20–0.50 Australia2015El Sherana West DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.50–1.00 Australia2010Elaine–DorothyDormantMetasomatite 1–300 0.05–0.10 Australia1544EmperorExplorationLignite–coal 10 001–25 000 0.01–0.05

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Gr range (U%) Australia1756EvaExplorationVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.10– Australia1330Four Mile West ExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.20– Australia1316Four Mile East ExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.20– Australia2009Four Mile North–EastExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.20– Australia29Goulds DamExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01– Australia30Hades FlatDormantProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.10– Australia1331HillviewExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01– Australia31HodgkinsonExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex301–1 0000.20– Australia1332Honey PotExplorationMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.05– Australia32HoneymoonOperatingSandstone10 001–25 000 0.05– Australia33Huarabagoo DormantSandstone2 501–5 000 0.05– Australia34Jabiluka 1DormantProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 0.20– Australia951Jabiluka 2DormantProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.20– Australia980Jailor BoreExplorationSurficial 301–1 0000.01– Australia1792JindarraExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01– Australia35JunnagunnaDormantSandstone2 501–5 000 0.05– Australia36KintyreExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.20– Australia2016Koolpin CreekDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.10– Australia37Koongarra 1DormantProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.50– Australia950Koongarra 2DormantProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20– Australia2026Lake AustinDormantSurficial 1–300 0.01– Australia38Lake MaitlandExplorationSurficial 10 001–25 000 0.01– Australia39Lake Mason DormantSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01– Australia40Lake RaesideDormantSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01– Australia41Lake WayExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01– Australia43Manyingee ExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.05–

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Grade range (U%) Australia44Mary Kathleen DepletedMetasomatite 10 001–25 000 0.10–0.20 Australia45MaureenDormantVolcanic-related 2 501–5 000 0.05–0.10 Australia1793Millipede ExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1943MiloDevelopmentPolymetallic breccia complex5 001–10 000<0.01 Australia1841Mirrioola ExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Australia46Mount FitchDormantProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia47Mount GeeDormantPolymetallic breccia complex25 001–50 000 0.05–0.10 Australia944Mount Victoria DormantIntrusive301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia1842N 147ExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.20–0.50 Australia50NabarlekDepletedProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0001.00–5.00 Australia51NapperbyExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia979Nolans BoreDevelopmentIntrusive5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia2017Noranda Prospect DormantProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.01–0.05 Australia52NowthanaExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1866Oak DamExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.05–0.10 Australia1336Oban ExplorationSandstone1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia1695Odin ExplorationMetasomatite 5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia53Olympic DamOperatingPolymetallic breccia complex>1 000 000 0.01–0.05 Australia947Oobagooma–YampiDormantSandstone5 001–10 0000.10–0.20 Australia54Outcamp ExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia2018PaletteDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 1.00–5.00 Australia1854Pannikan OperatingSandstone1 001–2 500 0.10–0.20 Australia1944PeninsulaExplorationSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia1757PepegoonaOperatingSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia1855Pepegoona WestOperatingSandstone1 001–2 500 0.10–0.20 Australia1770PlumbushExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01–0.05

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Gr range (U%) Australia1820Princess ExplorationLignite–coal 1 001–2 500 0.01– Australia977Prominent Hill OperatingPolymetallic breccia complex10 001–25 000 0.01– Australia1588Queen’s Gift ExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex301–1 0000.01– Australia56Radium HillDepletedIntrusive301–1 0000.05– Australia58Radium RidgeDormantPolymetallic breccia complex1 001–2 500 0.05– Australia948Ranger 1 No. 1 DepletedProterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 000 0.20– Australia952Ranger 1 No. 3 OperatingProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 0.05– Australia59Ranger 68DormantProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 0.20– Australia1829Ranger Deeps DevelopmentProterozoic unconformity 25 001–50 000 0.10– Australia60Redtree ExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.05– Australia2019RockholeDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.50– Australia61Rum Jungle Creek South DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20– Australia2020Saddle RidgeDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia1843Saffron ExplorationSandstone1 001–2 500 0.01– Australia2021Scinto VDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia2022Scinto VI DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.10– Australia1545ShogunExplorationLignite–coal 1 001–2 500 0.05– Australia62Skal ExplorationMetasomatite 5 001–10 0000.05– Australia2023Skull DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia1794Slance ExplorationPolymetallic breccia complex301–1 0000.05– Australia2024Sleisbeck DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20– Australia63Sue DormantSandstone301–1 0000.10– Australia1589Thanksgiving ExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.01– Australia64Thatcher Soak WestExplorationSurficial 5 001–10 0000.01– Australia1844TheseusExplorationSandstone2 501–5 000 0.01– Australia1758Thunderball ExplorationMetamorphite 301–1 0000.05–

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Grade range (U%) Australia1590ToongiExplorationIntrusive5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Australia65TridentDormantVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia66Turee CreekExplorationProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Australia2025TwinDormantProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.10–0.20 Australia67Two–GeeDormantVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia68ValhallaExplorationMetasomatite 25 001–50 000 0.05–0.10 Australia69WalbiriDormantSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Australia70WarriorExplorationSandstone2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1333WattaExplorationMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia72White’sDepletedProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.20–0.50 Australia1319WindimurraExplorationSurficial 2 501–5 000 0.01–0.05 Australia1559WondinongExplorationSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Australia1795YandeginExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Australia2027YarranaDormantSurficial 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Australia73Yeelirrie DormantSurficial 50 001–100 0000.10–0.20 Australia1334Yuinmerry ExplorationSurficial 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Austria 1411ForstauDormantMetamorphite 1 001–2 500 0.05–0.10 Bolivia, the Plurinational State of74Cotaje DormantVolcanic-related 1–300 0.05–0.10 Botswana 1546Gorgon MainExplorationSandstone50 001–100 0000.01–0.05 Botswana 1697Gorgon South ExplorationSandstone25 001–50 000 0.01–0.05 Botswana 1696Gorgon West ExplorationSandstone25 001–50 000 0.01–0.05 Botswana 1547Kraken ExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Botswana 1698Lekobolo ExplorationSandstone1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Botswana 1124MokobaesiExplorationSurficial 1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Botswana 1771Serule EExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Botswana 1258Serule NWExplorationSandstone25 001–50 000 0.01–0.05

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Gr range (U%) Botswana 1772Serule WExplorationSandstone10 001–25 000 0.01– Brazil 75AmorinopolisDormantSandstone2 501–5 000 0.01– Brazil 1339AraxaDevelopmentIntrusive10 001–25 000 <0.01 Brazil 76Campos BelosClosed Metamorphite 301–1 0000.10– Brazil 1699CatalãoDormantIntrusive50 001–100 0000.01– Brazil 77Espinharas DormantMetasomatite 5 001–10 0000.05– Brazil 78FigueiraDormantSandstone5 001–10 0000.10– Brazil 79GandarelaDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.01– Brazil 1821Igarape Bahia Unknown Polymetallic breccia complex25 001–50 000 0.01– Brazil 80Itataia–Santa Quiteria districtDevelopmentMetamorphite 100 001–1 000 000 0.05– Brazil 81Lagoa Real–Caetite districtOperatingMetasomatite 100 001–1 000 000 0.10– Brazil 1342OlindaDormantPhosphate25 001–50 000 0.01– Brazil 1343Pitinga OperatingIntrusive100 001–1 000 000 <0.01 Brazil 82Pocos de Caldas Reclamation Intrusive10 001–25 000 0.05– Brazil 1796Rio Cristallino DormantSandstone100 001–1 000 000 0.01– Brazil 1773Rio PretoDormantMetamorphite 301–1 0000.05– Brazil 1822SaloboUnknown Polymetallic breccia complex25 001–50 000 <0.01 Brazil 83Serra Das GaivotasExplorationPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.01– Brazil 1823Sossego Unknown Polymetallic breccia complex10 001–25 000 <0.01 Bulgaria 1126BelosemDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.01– Bulgaria 85Beslet DepletedSurficial 301–1 0000.10– Bulgaria 87Bukhovo districtDepletedGranite-related 5 001–10 0000.10– Bulgaria 86Byalo VodaClosed Granite-related 301–1 0000.05– Bulgaria 1345DobroseletsExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01– Bulgaria 88DospatDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.05– Bulgaria 89Eleshnitza districtClosed Sandstone5 001–10 0000.05–

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Grade range (U%) Bulgaria 91GradovoDormantSandstone301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 96Haskovo Closed Sandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 92IgralishteDepletedSurficial 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Bulgaria 1127Izgrev ExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 1128Kostenetz DepletedGranite-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Bulgaria 93KurriloDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.50–1.00 Bulgaria 1845Manole DormantSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 94MelnikDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 95Momino–Rakovski districtClosed Sandstone25 01–5 000 0.01–0.05 Bulgaria 1244Narretchen DepletedMetamorphite 301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 1131Navyasen–Troian DepletedVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 1133Okop–TenevoDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 97PravoslavenClosed Sandstone1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05 Bulgaria 98Pripetchen–Deltshevo DormantSandstone301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 99Proboinitza Closed Granite-related 301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 100RosenDepletedVolcanic-related 300–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 101Sarnitsa And PlaninetzDepletedVolcanic-related 1 001–2 500 0.50–1.00 Bulgaria 102Saslyka palaeochannel Closed Volcanic-related 1 001–2 500 0.05–0.10 Bulgaria 103SborishteClosed Granite-related 301–1 0000.05–0.10 Bulgaria 1135SelishteDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 1136SenokosDepletedSurficial 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Bulgaria 104SimitliClosed Sandstone2 501–5 000 0.05–0.10 Bulgaria 105SlivenDepletedVolcanic-related 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Bulgaria 107SmolianovtziDepletedSandstone301–1 0000.10–0.20 Bulgaria 106SmollianClosed Volcanic-related 1 001–2 500 0.05–0.10 Bulgaria 1137Trislilnik Unknown Sandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05

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Gr range (U%) Bulgaria 1245ZdravetzDormantMetamorphite 1 001–2 500 0.01– Cameroon155Kitongo ExplorationMetasomatite 10 001–25 000 0.05– Cameroon1260LolodorfExplorationIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.05– Canada1247AbetaDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 2 501–5 000 0.01– Canada981Ace–Fay–Verna DepletedMetamorphite 10 001–25 000 0.20– Canada109Agnew LakeDepletedPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 2 501–5 000 0.01– Canada1138Allied ZonesDormantIntrusive2 501–5 000 0.05– Canada1347Amer Lake– Main Zone ExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.01– Canada1349AmstrongExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.01– Canada982Andrew Lake ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.20– Canada1348Anna LakeExplorationMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.05– Canada1139AppleDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 2 501–5 000 0.01– Canada2029ArrowExplorationProterozoic unconformity 50 001–100 0001.00– Canada1038Axe Lake Unknown Intrusive301–1 0000.05– Canada1248Banana Lake Unknown Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 50 001–100 0000.01– Canada1350Bear Head LakeExplorationIntrusive301–1 0000.05– Canada1041BicroftDormantIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.50– Canada1042BJ ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0001.00– Canada112BlizzardDormantSandstone2 501–5 000 0.01– Canada1674Bong Grid ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20– Canada1141BuckelsClosed Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 301–1 0000.10– Canada1941Buckton SouthExplorationBlack shale 2 501–5 000 <0.01 Canada1856Buckton Zone ExplorationBlack shale 25 001–50 000 <0.01 Canada1046Bv Closed Proterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.05– Canada1142Calumet–Contact ExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.50– Canada1048Canadian DynoDormantIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.05–

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Grade range (U%) Canada1143Can–Met Closed Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.05–0.10 Canada1942Canuc Zone ExplorationPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 000 0.05–0.10 Canada1249Capri 2Unknown Intrusive301–1 0000.01–0.05 Canada984CaribouDormantProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 1.00–5.00 Canada1049CavendishExplorationIntrusive301–1 0000.05–0.10 Canada993Cayzor DepletedMetamorphite 301–1 0000.20–0.50 Canada1051CentennialExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.05–0.10 Canada1053Charlebois Lake DormantIntrusive10 001–25 000 0.01–0.05 Canada113Cigar Lake DevelopmentProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 >5.00 Canada114Cluff Lake ClaudeDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Canada117Cluff Lake DDepletedProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 1.00–5.00 Canada999Cluff Lake Dominique–JeanineDepletedProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0000.50–1.00 Canada998Cluff Lake Dominique–PeterDepletedProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0000.50–1.00 Canada115Cluff Lake NDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Canada2030Cluff Lake OpDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1–300 0.20–0.50 Canada116Collins Bay ADepletedProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0001.00–5.00 Canada1000Collins Bay BDepletedProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.20–0.50 Canada1001Collins Bay DDepletedProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 1.00–5.00 Canada1251ConechoDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 1 001–2 500 0.05–0.10 Canada2031Covert BasinUnknown Surficial 1–300 0.01–0.05 Canada1058Cup Lake ExplorationSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.05 Canada118Dawn LakeDormantProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 1.00–5.00 Canada126DeilmannDepletedProterozoic unconformity 25 001–50 000 1.00–5.00 Canada119Denison Mine Closed Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 100 001–1 000 000 0.10–0.20 Canada1059Dieter Lake ExplorationBlack shale 5 001–10 0000.01–0.05 Canada1151DoranExplorationIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.01–0.05

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(cont.) CountryDep. ID Deposit name Deposit statusDeposit type Resource range (tU)

Grad range (U%) Canada1700Drucourt Zone Exploration Intrusive2 501–5 000 0.01–0. Canada122 Eagle PointOperating Proterozoic unconformity 25 001–50 0001.00–5. Canada1145Eco Ridge MineExplorationPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 10 001–25 000 0.01–0 Canada1010Eldorado (Port Radium) Depleted Metamorphite 2 501–5 000 0.50–1. Canada985 End Grid ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 0000.10–0. Canada1065Fish Hook Bay Mine Depleted Metamorphite301–1 000 0.10–0.20 Canada986 Fond Du LacExploration Proterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.20–0. Canada1846Frazer Lake–Zone BExplorationIntrusive2 501–5 000 0.01–0. Canada1560Fusion Zone ExplorationMetamorphite 301–1 0000.05–0. Canada1253Gaertner Depleted Proterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 0001.00–5.00 Canada1067Gear ExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 000 0.05–0 Canada1946Gemico Block 10 Exploration Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.01–0 Canada1945Gemico Block 3Exploration Palaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.01–0 Canada120 Greyhawk Closed Intrusive301–1 0000.05–0. Canada2032GryphonExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 0001.00–5.00 Canada124 Gunnar Depleted Metasomatite 10 001–25 000 0.10–0 Canada1069Hab DepletedMetamorphite 301–1 0000.20–0.5 Canada1147HaynesDormantSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.0 Canada988Horseshoe ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.10–0.2 Canada1148Hydraulic Lake DormantSandstone301–1 0000.01–0.0 Canada1073IndaExplorationMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.05–0.1 Canada1702J Zone ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 5 001–10 0001.00–5.0 Canada1824J4/RayExplorationMetamorphite 5 001–10 0000.50–1.0 Canada1075Jacques Lake ExplorationMetasomatite 5 001–10 0000.05–0.1 Canada125Jeb DepletedProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 1.00–5.0 Canada1352Kachiwiss Lake ExplorationIntrusive1 001–2 500 0.01–0.0

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Grade range (U%) Canada1003Kiggavik CentreExplorationProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 0.10–0.20 Canada1004Kiggavik East ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.05–0.10 Canada127Kiggavik Main ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 0.20–0.50 Canada128Kitts DormantMetasomatite 1 001–2 500 0.20–0.50 Canada1150LExplorationSandstone5 001–10 0000.20–0.50 Canada1080La Rocque Lake DormantProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 1.00–5.00 Canada1078Lac Cinquante ExplorationMetamorphite 10 001–25 000 0.20–0.50 Canada137Lacnor DepletedPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.05–0.10 Canada129LoradoDepletedMetamorphite 301–1 0000.10–0.20 Canada130MadawaskaClosed Intrusive2 501–5 000 0.05–0.10 Canada2034Mann Lake ExplorationProterozoic unconformity Unknown Unknown Canada1083Matoush DevelopmentSandstone10 001–25 000 0.20–0.50 Canada131Maurice BayDormantProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.50–1.00 Canada991Maverick Zone ExplorationProterozoic unconformity 301–1 0000.50–1.00 Canada989Maybelle RiverExplorationProterozoic unconformity 1 001–2 500 0.50–1.00 Canada132Mcarthur RiverOperatingProterozoic unconformity 100 001–1 000 000 >5.00 Canada133Mcclean Lake PodsDormantProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 000 1.00–5.00 Canada134Michelin ExplorationMetasomatite 25 001–50 000 0.10–0.20 Canada135Midwest DormantProterozoic unconformity 10 001–25 0001.00–5.00 Canada1082Midwest AExplorationProterozoic unconformity 2 501–5 000 >5.00 Canada1254Millaqua DormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 2 501–5 000 0.05–0.10 Canada990MillenniumExplorationProterozoic unconformity 25 001–50 000 1.00–5.00 Canada1087Millet BrookDormantGranite-related 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Canada142MillikenDormantPalaeo quartz-pebble cglm. 5 001–10 0000.05–0.10 Canada1353MonmouthExplorationMetasomatite 301–1 0000.01–0.05 Canada1088Mont LaurierExplorationIntrusive301–1 0000.05–0.10

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