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World Distribution of Uranium and Thorium Deposits
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Algeria: Timgaouine
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General Information
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Deposit Id
Algeria
Country
Hoggar
Political Province
Timgaouine
Deposit Name
Synonym Names
Site Type
Year of Discovery
3/24/2023
Modified On
System
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Deposit associated with Nuclear Fuel Cycle Facilities Database
Deposit is mentioned in Red Book
drill holes, trenches, underground workings
General Remark
Resource Information
Deposit Status
Granite-related
Deposit Type
Endogranitic
Deposit Sub Type
Deposit Class
Yes
Conventional Deposit Type?
NS, 1-10m wide, 45-60° dipping parallel veins (sto
Deposit Shape
400 m
Deposit Length
200 m
Deposit Width
surface
Depth To Deposit Top
open below 250 m
Depth To Deposit Bottom
1-10 m
Deposit Thickness
Deposit Width: 200 m Deposit Length: 400 m Deposit Depth Top: surface Deposit Depth Bottom: open below 250 m Deposit Thickness: 1-10 m Deposit Shape: NS, 1-10m wide, 45-60° dipping parallel veins (sto
Deposit Dimensions
≥0.20 - <0.50
Grade Range
≥10000 - <25000
Original (Geological) Resource Range
General Description Of Resources
Type of estimate
1979
Date of estimate
Red Book Resource Cost Category
Cummulative Production (t)
Production Grade (%)
Production Period
Mo,U
Commodities Recovered
Geological Information
Precambrian
Host Rock Stratigraphic Age
Precambrian
Mineralisation Radiometric Age
Precambrian/Proterozoic/Neoproterozoic
Mineralisation Stratigraphic Age
Host Rock Radiometric Age
uraninite-pitchblende-molybdenite (pyrite-chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite, magnetite)
Major Ore Mineral(s)
Other Ore Minerals
Elemental Association
veins within brecciated-crushed hematized granite along NS faults
Description of Mineralization
hematite-quartz-chlorite-sericite-carbonates
Alteration
Metallogenic Aspects
two-micas granites (leucogranites ?), NS faults, hematization, quartz veins
Ore Controls
Ore Mineralogy: uraninite-pitchblende-molybdenite (pyrite-chalcopyrite, galena, sphalerite, magnetite) Mineralization Description: veins within brecciated-crushed hematized granite along NS faults Ore Controls: two-micas granites (leucogranites ?), NS f
General Description of Mineralization
Geological Region
Hoggar Massif
Geological Province
Hoggar Massif
Mining District
Geological Setting
hydrothermal, vein type mineralisation
Geological Remarks
The hoggar is composed of NS horsts and grabens. Locally, Timgaouine horst, NS regional fault
Tectonic Setting
Precambrian formations : strongly metamorphic granito-gneissic Suggarian at the base passing to a quartzite-cipolin-amphibolite serie, then covered by the less metamorphic Pharusian series. Both series are cut or invaded by granitic complexes with various facies and crosscut by quartzofeldspathic veins
Lithology
Lithology: Precambrian formations : strongly metamorphic granito-gneissic Suggarian at the base passing to a quartzite-cipolin-amphibolite serie, then covered by the less metamorphic Pharusian series. Both series are cut or invaded by granitic complexes w
General Geological Remarks
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