RHINELANDS FLOURITE DEPOSIT IN NAMIBIA

The Rhinelands Flourspar Deposit is located 430 km North-East of Walvis Bay, the nearest port, on farm rhinelands 18. The flourite deposit is contained within Exclusive Prospecting Licence (EPL) 5702, which covers an area of 18495 hectares. 

Uniquely positioned in a mineralized fracture zone, the deposit contains two major flourspar occurences namely the Northern Deposit and the Southern Deposit. The two major occurrences are situated in the eastern portion of farm Rhinelands 18, in the Outjo District of Namibia. The Rhinelands flourspar deposit is believed to be the second largest flourspar deposit in Namibia.

NORTHERN DEPOSIT

The Northern Deposit is located in the North-East corner of farm Rhinelands and is associated with an 800 m long cymoidal structure in a fracture zone. Copper Minerals (Chalcocite and Malachite) are associated with the flourspar mineralization. Historical exploration data indicates that the Northern Deposit contains ore reserves in excess of 3 million tons at an average grade of 45.8% CaF2.

SOUTHERN DEPOSIT

The Southern Deposit is located 2.5 km south of the Northern Deposit. The flourspar mineralization is present over a distance of 1 km. Historical exploration data indicates that the Southern Deposit contains ore reserves in excess of 1 million tons at an average grade of 15.2% CaF2.

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