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Queensland Mineral Exploration and Mining Permits Queensland Mineral Exploration and Mining Permits 12 February 2020 Table of Contents FAR NORTHERN REGION ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 Mining Lease – Application .............................................................................................................................................. 2 Mining Lease - Granted .................................................................................................................................................... 5 Exploration Permit Mineral - Application ....................................................................................................................... 13 Exploration Permit Mineral - Granted ............................................................................................................................ 14 Mineral Development Licence - Application .................................................................................................................. 18 Mineral Development Licence - Granted ....................................................................................................................... 19 NORTH WESTERN REGION .................................................................................................................................................. 20 Mining Lease - Application ............................................................................................................................................. 20 Mining Lease - Granted .................................................................................................................................................. 21 Exploration Permit Mineral - Application ....................................................................................................................... 26 Exploration Permit Mineral - Granted ............................................................................................................................ 28 Mineral Development Licence - Application .................................................................................................................. 37 Mineral Development Licence - Granted ....................................................................................................................... 38 NORTH EASTERN REGION ................................................................................................................................................... 39 Mining Lease - Application ............................................................................................................................................. 39 Mining Lease - Granted .................................................................................................................................................. 40 Exploration Permit Mineral - Application ....................................................................................................................... 45 Exploration Permit Mineral - Granted ............................................................................................................................ 46 Mineral Development Licence - Application .................................................................................................................. 51 Mineral Development Licence - Granted ....................................................................................................................... 52 CENTRAL REGION ................................................................................................................................................................ 53 Mining Lease - Application ............................................................................................................................................. 53 Mining Lease - Granted .................................................................................................................................................. 54 Exploration Permit Mineral - Application ....................................................................................................................... 62 Exploration Permit Mineral - Granted ............................................................................................................................ 63 Mineral Development Licence - Application .................................................................................................................. 67 Mineral Development Licence - Granted ....................................................................................................................... 68 SOUTHERN REGION ............................................................................................................................................................ 69 Mining Lease - Application ............................................................................................................................................. 69 Mining Lease - Granted .................................................................................................................................................. 70 Exploration Permit Mineral - Application ....................................................................................................................... 74 Exploration Permit Mineral - Granted ............................................................................................................................ 75 Mineral Development Licence - Application .................................................................................................................. 77 Mineral Development Licence - Granted .......................................................................................................................
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