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    Australia has exported over 208,000 tonnes of uranium oxide resulting in the production of over 30,000 tonnes of high-level nuclear waste, over 150 tonnes of plutonium, over 110,000 tonnes of depleted uranium, and over 200 million tonnes of low-level radioactive mine tailings waste and 255 million tonnes of radioactive low-grade ore and waste rock. The map shows locations of nuclear and uranium sites across Australia including proposed and existing waste dumps, uranium mines and processing plants, military bases involved in nuclear activities, and ports involved in exporting uranium and importing nuclear waste.

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    Australia has exported over 208,000 tonnes of uranium oxide resulting in the production of over 30,000 tonnes of high-level nuclear waste, over 150 tonnes of plutonium, over 110,000 tonnes of depleted uranium, and over 200 million tonnes of low-level radioactive mine tailings waste and 255 million tonnes of radioactive low-grade ore and waste rock. The map shows locations of nuclear and uranium sites across Australia including proposed and existing waste dumps, uranium mines and processing plants, military bases involved in nuclear activities, and ports involved in exporting uranium and importing nuclear waste.

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    Australian Map PDF

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    Corey Firth
    Australia has exported over 208,000 tonnes of uranium oxide resulting in the production of over 30,000 tonnes of high-level nuclear waste, over 150 tonnes of plutonium, over 110,000 tonnes of depleted uranium, and over 200 million tonnes of low-level radioactive mine tailings waste and 255 million tonnes of radioactive low-grade ore and waste rock. The map shows locations of nuclear and uranium sites across Australia including proposed and existing waste dumps, uranium mines and processing plants, military bases involved in nuclear activities, and ports involved in exporting uranium and importing nuclear waste.

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    Monte Bello Islands

    Maralinga
    Emu Field
    Pangea Resources
    proposed international
    high-Level nuclear
    waste dump
    (suspended 2002)
    ESK
    Mt. Walton
    Pangea
    Woomera
    Fremantle
    Lancelin
    Wiluna
    Nowthanna
    Manyingee
    Oobagooma
    Gascoyne
    Turee Creek
    Mulga Rock
    Kalgoorlie
    Dawson Hinkler & Millipede
    Anketell
    Thatcher Soak
    Radium Hill
    Rum Jungle
    Pandanus Ck.
    Mary Kathleen
    Cobar 2
    Wild Dog/Myponga
    Port Pirie
    Bigrlyri
    Angela/Pamela
    Yeelirrie
    Kintyre
    Honeymoon
    Beverley, Beverley North & Beverley Four Mile
    Mt Painter / Mt Gee
    Nabarlek
    Koongarra
    Westmoreland
    Skal
    Maureen
    Ben Lomond
    S. Alligator Valley
    RangerERA
    Jabiluka
    Valhalla
    Lake Maitland
    ECHELON Spy Base
    Muckaty
    former proposed nuclear power site Jervis Bay
    Ponton
    Olympic Dam
    Adelaide
    US Navy Sea-Swap Port
    Darwin
    Townsville
    Nolans Bore
    Jindalee radar station
    former uranium processing plant
    Oban
    Samphire
    Uranium Tailings
    Thesus / Lake McKay
    Ashburton
    Derby
    Gardiner Range
    Mad Gap
    Myroodah Crossing
    Cummins Range
    Dubbo Rare Earths / Uranium Project
    former uranium processing site Hunters Hill (Sydney)
    Gladstone
    Brisbane
    Melbourne
    Hobart
    Proposed waste dump site
    Low-level waste dump or store Uranium deposit
    Nuclear powered & armed warships & submarines
    US military spy/communications base
    Military support base
    Irradiation plant
    Uranium export port
    Former uranium mine or plant
    Spy or support installations linked to US military operations
    US military training & joint war-games
    US warship visits
    Operating uranium mine Nuclear weapons test site
    Australia's uranium industry has exported
    over 208,000 tonnes of uranium oxide,
    resulting in the production of:
    over 30,000 tonnes of high-level nuclear
    waste (spent nuclear fuel);
    over 150 tonnes of plutonium (enough to
    build approx. 15,000 nuclear weapons);
    over 110,000 tonnes of depleted uranium;
    over 200 million tonnes of low-level
    radioactive mine tailings waste and over
    255 million tonnes of radioactive
    low-grade ore and waste rock.
    Narangba
    Dandenong
    Lucas Heights Nuclear Research Reactor
    Plutonium &
    nuclear waste
    shipments between
    Japan & Europe
    Spent nuclear fuel
    to Europe & USA
    Uranium exports
    Uranium exports
    Nuclear research reactor
    Plutonium & nuclear
    waste shipments
    between Japan & Europe
    Pearce
    Kojarena
    Riverina
    Cabarlah
    Harold Holt (North West Cape)
    military communications base
    Russell Hill
    Richmond
    Shoal
    Bay
    Pine Gap 'Joint Defence Facility'
    Shoalwater Bay US-Australian biennial Talisman Sabre war games
    proposed national nuclear waste dump
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    Wetherill Park (Sydney)
    Delamere Air
    Weapons Range
    Bradshaw Field
    Training Area
    (also staged across five other sites in northern and central Australia)
    Yampi Sound
    Training Area
    Jindalee radar station
    Mount Bundey
    Training Area
    AUSTRALIAN NUCLEAR
    AND URANIUM SITES

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