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Included in this project are 22 Placer claims in British Columbia on 4 historic gold creeks Tom, Harrison, Kenny, and Vital.
Location and Access:
The area is approximately 40Km NE of Takla Landing and is accessed from Fort St. James British Columbia, Canada, via 160Km of gravel roads.
History:
Historic reported placer gold production for period of 1874-1945
Tom 2402oz Harrison 232oz Vital 4602oz
Kenny creek has reported production for period of 1870-1982 of 800oz with an additional 700oz produced in recent years.
At Tom creek in 1934 a shaft was sunk 73 feet to bedrock intercepting an old channel. From 75 cubic yards of material washed 25oz was yielded.
In 2010 the current owner located and exposed this shaft down to bedrock level and confirmed the existence of the pay channel . The historical work and the owners exploration prove this property has great potential.
Additional Information:
Seismic Refraction survey results, highlighting the buried channel will be made available to qualified buyer.
All Claims For Sale by this seller can be viewed here:
West Omineca Placer Gold Project
Toodoggone Placer Gold Project
Germansen South Placer Project
Germansen North Placer Gold Project
Photos:
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Mine Details
Included in this project are 22 Placer claims in British Columbia on 4 historic gold creeks Tom, Harrison, Kenny, and Vital.
Location and Access:
The area is approximately 40Km NE of Takla Landing and is accessed from Fort St. James British Columbia, Canada, via 160Km of gravel roads.
History:
Historic reported placer gold production for period of 1874-1945
Tom 2402oz Harrison 232oz Vital 4602oz
Kenny creek has reported production for period of 1870-1982 of 800oz with an additional 700oz produced in recent years.
At Tom creek in 1934 a shaft was sunk 73 feet to bedrock intercepting an old channel. From 75 cubic yards of material washed 25oz was yielded.
In 2010 the current owner located and exposed this shaft down to bedrock level and confirmed the existence of the pay channel . The historical work and the owners exploration prove this property has great potential.
Photos:
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Home » Canada » British Columbia » West Omineca Placer Gold Project
Included in this project are 22 Placer claims in British Columbia on 4 historic gold creeks Tom, Harrison, Kenny, and Vital.
Location and Access:
The area is approximately 40Km NE of Takla Landing and is accessed from Fort St. James British Columbia, Canada, via 160Km of gravel roads.
History:
Historic reported placer gold production for period of 1874-1945
Tom 2402oz Harrison 232oz Vital 4602oz
Kenny creek has reported production for period of 1870-1982 of 800oz with an additional 700oz produced in recent years.
At Tom creek in 1934 a shaft was sunk 73 feet to bedrock intercepting an old channel. From 75 cubic yards of material washed 25oz was yielded.
In 2010 the current owner located and exposed this shaft down to bedrock level and confirmed the existence of the pay channel . The historical work and the owners exploration prove this property has great potential.
Additional Information:
Seismic Refraction survey results, highlighting the buried channel will be made available to qualified buyer.
All Claims For Sale by this seller can be viewed here:
West Omineca Placer Gold Project
Toodoggone Placer Gold Project
Germansen South Placer Project
Germansen North Placer Gold Project
Photos:
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Mine Details
Included in this project are 22 Placer claims in British Columbia on 4 historic gold creeks Tom, Harrison, Kenny, and Vital.
Location and Access:
The area is approximately 40Km NE of Takla Landing and is accessed from Fort St. James British Columbia, Canada, via 160Km of gravel roads.
History:
Historic reported placer gold production for period of 1874-1945
Tom 2402oz Harrison 232oz Vital 4602oz
Kenny creek has reported production for period of 1870-1982 of 800oz with an additional 700oz produced in recent years.
At Tom creek in 1934 a shaft was sunk 73 feet to bedrock intercepting an old channel. From 75 cubic yards of material washed 25oz was yielded.
In 2010 the current owner located and exposed this shaft down to bedrock level and confirmed the existence of the pay channel . The historical work and the owners exploration prove this property has great potential.
Photos:
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