| Risk and valuation analysis of the Berg Project |
| Status Risk : Advanced discovery |
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| Title(s) of the Berg Project |
 | Thompson Creek Metals Co Inc.
Owner: 100% |
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| Terrane Metals now owns and controls an undivided 100% of the Property. the Company has purchased the
remaining 49% interest in the Berg copper-molybdenum-silver deposit from Kennecott Canada
Exploration Inc. ("Kennecott"). Terrane now owns and con more... |
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| Location of the Berg Project |
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The Berg Property is comprised of 8 claim units and one mining lease located in the Tahtsa Ranges of central British Columbia at latitude 53° 49' N and longitude 127° 22'W, approximately 84 km southwest of Houston and 585 km north of Vancouver.
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| History of the Berg Project |
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The potential for porphyry copper style mineralization at the Berg Property was first recognized by Kennco Explorations (Western) Ltd. (Kennco), in the early 1960's. Kennco's initial work demonstrated that the Berg Property exhibited deep effects of surface leaching and revealed the widespread presence of supergene minerals, a feature not common in the Canadian Cordillera.
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| Geology of the Berg Project |
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The Berg Deposit is a classic calc-alkaline porphyry deposit. Copper-molybdenum-silver mineralization is hosted in andesite and quartz diorite, forming a contiguous ring-shaped deposit with a strike length of 2.2 km and horizontal width of 300 metres more...
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