Mine · Western Australia

Bald Hill

In development Rare earth elementsTantalum & niobium

Bald Hill is a rare earth elements and tantalum & niobium project in development in Western Australia, Australia. It is recorded at approximately -23.901, 116.295 (positional accuracy: 10 metres), and appears in this directory's consolidated register of Australian mines and quarries, built from government geological-survey data.

The site is recorded as a development-stage project — somewhere between advanced exploration and first production. Development statuses move quickly; check the operator's own announcements for the latest position.

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Is Bald Hill still operating?

Bald Hill is recorded as "In development" in the most recent government dataset this directory ingested. Statuses can change between dataset releases.

What does Bald Hill produce?

The recorded commodities are Rare earth elements and Tantalum & niobium.

Where is Bald Hill?

In Western Australia, at approximately -23.901, 116.295.

Who operates Bald Hill?

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StatusIn development
TypeMine
CommoditiesRare earth elements, Tantalum & niobium
StateWestern Australia
Coordinates-23.9009, 116.2951 (±10 metres)
MapOpen location ↗