GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has received approval from the state of Utah for the second phase of uranium exploration on Section 36, part of the company’s overall Henry Mountains Uranium-Vanadium Project in that state.

The first phase of exploration of Section 36 which is adjacent to and along strike from GTI’s Jeffrey Project was completed during May including geological mapping, detailed mapping of all existing underground adits and an initial geophysical downhole logging program of 56 existing drill holes.

Drilling and second stage geophysical logging is planned for late June/early July.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has logged historic uranium results from the Henry Mountains Uranium & Vanadium Project in Utah, USA, ahead of a surface drilling program scheduled for July.

Initial uranium exploration of Section 36 has been completed including geological mapping, mapping of all existing underground adits and geophysical downhole logging of 56 existing shallow drill holes.

Gamma assay results show that more than half of the holes demonstrated trace uranium mineralisation to a maximum depth of 61 feet.

GTI Resources Ltd (ASX:GTR) has advised that the first phase of its spring exploration field activity commences this week, following settlement of the acquisition and transfer of two State of Utah mineral leases from Anfield Energy Inc.

Exploration fieldwork will commence within the Section 36 historical mines, which is within GTR’s land position along a 5.5km mineralised trend.

These historical mines represent a robust development target with over 1,300m of historical underground workings.