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yes phosphate in tennant creek
check out TUC announcement

HELEN SPRINGS PROJECT (4,888km2-ELs 25060, 25071, and 25082)
TENNANT CREEK PROJECT (2,904km2-ELs 24966, 24967, 24975 & ELAs 24963, 24968, 24976)
Phosphate Potential
Figure 3, adapted from the recent NTGS phosphate study, illustrates �epromising assays�f located in and
proximal to Territory Uranium�fs Helen Springs and Tennant Creek tenements within the phosphate
prospective Georgina and Wiso sedimentary basins. The figure also shows the location of the Wonarah
phosphate deposit1 and the Alroy deposit2. Favorable infrastructure (rail, road and gas pipeline) in and
around Territory Uranium�fs ground position would make a positive impact on the economics of any
discoveries in terms of capital, fuel/power and transport costs. Analysis of sub-basinal stratigraphic
columns across the region suggests that rocks formed within the Territory Uranium ground package
have the potential to be of similar composition, geological forming event and hence phosphate
prospectvitiy to deposits such as Alroy. Recent phases of phosphate exploration in the Georgina and
Wiso Basin areas of the NT have not focused on Territory Uranium�fs expansive land holdings leaving
the ground relatively underexplored. For a more detailed description of phosphate potential on the
Helen Springs and Tennant Creek tenements refer to the TUC ASX announcement dated 08/04/2008.
A field trip was conducted in April to investigate uranium and phosphate potential (mapping, soil & rock
chip geochemistry and ground radiometrics) at identified geological targets in the Helen Springs area. A
total of 47 geochemical and rock chip samples will be analysed in the coming quarter.