| Risk and valuation analysis of the Kilometre 26 Project |
| Status Risk : Green exploration |
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| Title(s) of the Kilometre 26 Project |
 | Eastfield Resources Ltd
Owner: 100% |
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| The recently staked Kilometer 26 project is 100% owned by Eastfield and is available for option. |
 | OroAndes Resource Corp.
Interest: 60% |
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| Location of the Kilometre 26 Project |
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The Kilometre 26 Gold Project is located in central British Columbia approximately 55 kilometres northwest of Fort St. James. The property was staked to cover the area where, in 1983, Cominco discovered a quartz-ankerite-magnesite-mariposite boulder more...
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| History of the Kilometre 26 Project |
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The Kilometre 26 property claims were drilled in 1986 by Ross Beaty's Equinox Resources Ltd. who optioned the property from Cominco. A total of 734 metres was drilled in 21 reverse circulation holes and 14 of these holes encountered bedrock. While no more...
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| Geology of the Kilometre 26 Project |
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The Pinchi Fault is one of the pre-eminent structural features in central British Columbia and is a major structural feature that separates distinct geological terranes. It extends in a north-south orientation for more than 450 kilometres. Current ho more...
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