Lake Victoria Goldfields
Archaean granite–greenstone terranes hosting Geita, Bulyanhulu and North Mara. Analysis must distinguish lithology, structures, alteration and mineralisation.
Source register · verified 29 July 2026
A bilingual, rights-aware entry point for Tanzania gold geology, open spatial data and source-backed regional interpretation.
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Regional geology guide
These summaries explain evidence and uncertainty. They do not score licences or predict investment returns.
Archaean granite–greenstone terranes hosting Geita, Bulyanhulu and North Mara. Analysis must distinguish lithology, structures, alteration and mineralisation.
BIF, volcanic–sedimentary contacts, intrusions, shear zones and multi-stage deformation form a source-backed framework—not a promise of equivalent mineralisation nearby.
A comparative guide to different structural and lithological controls within the wider Lake Victoria Goldfields.
A ca. 1.88 Ga orogenic-gold setting associated with gold-bearing quartz veins and brittle–ductile shear-zone localisation.
A cautious evidence index for central Tanzania. Detailed interpretation remains dependent on additional GST sheets and current project verification.
Historical evidence from a high-grade metamorphic terrane, where structural interpretation and geophysics matter more than copying a classic greenstone model.
The first public map will be redrawn from rights-cleared USGS data. Licence KML will use thin cyan or purple outlines with transparent fills and will never be presented as an orebody.
Interactive map in controlled preparation
Selected source register
8 selected public sources are shown below. Every card states its institution, time basis, region, material type, rights status and verification date.
A CC0 dataset covering mines, processing facilities, exploration and development projects, occurrences and transport infrastructure. GLEAN may filter the Tanzania records and create original map layers while preserving the source date and classification limits.
Open original sourceA historical mineral-site service that can be filtered for Tanzania and gold. Occurrences, deposits and mines must remain distinct, and every record needs currency and significance caveats before it is used on a map.
Open original sourceThe official entry point for current licence identifiers, holders, application or expiry dates, commodities and boundaries. It is a live verification route: a licence boundary is not an orebody or a resource boundary.
Open original sourceA Geological Survey of Tanzania overview of national geological provinces and mineral potential. It supports an original introduction to the Tanzania Craton and Proterozoic belts, but the PDF and its maps are not republished by GLEAN.
Open original sourceA current technical source for the Geita Greenstone Belt, including deformation, mineralisation, mapping, geophysics, drilling and resource and reserve context. Any figures must retain the 31 December 2025 effective date, classification and reporting basis.
Open original sourceTanzania Geological Society and Durham sources support an original account of multi-source prospectivity modelling, Archaean–Palaeoproterozoic magmatism and shear-controlled orogenic gold mineralisation. Prospectivity output is not a resource or reserve estimate.
Open original sourceA historical source for exploration in Handeni’s high-grade metamorphic terrain, including regional airborne geophysics, mineralisation and exploration models. Licence ownership, resources and project status must be re-verified before any current claim.
Open original sourceA local research lead for Singida and Misaki gold mineralisation, regional geology and exploration. Each abstract requires follow-up to its underlying study before GLEAN makes a strong technical claim.
Open original source