Exploration for hydrothermally emplaced, vein-type uranium ore deposits within Proterozoic basement of the Myponga Inlier and within overlying metasedimentary and lateritic detrital cover rocks, in an area located 60 km south-southwest of Adelaide, has comprised detailed geological mapping at 1:10,000 scale (with most work done locally on a 1:1000 scale grid over the abandoned Wild Dog Creek U-Th workings), plus ground radiometric surveying, stream sediment sampling, diamond drilling (3 inclined holes, total 201 m), and subsequent sample logging/geochemical/radiographic/petrological evaluation of new cores and of stored previous drillhole core samples. Few radiometric, mineralogical or geochemical anomalies of economic significance were found, although uranium, thorium and yttrium-bearing finely dispersed primary mineralisation is prevalent in the area.