| South Estelle Project |
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South Estelle |
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USA
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Alaska |
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Anchorage |
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GREEN EXPLORATION
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Surface |
67 km² / 16,556 acres |
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Latitude / Longitude |
62 N 6 / 151 W 48 |
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Gold - Silver -
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| Risk and valuation analysis of the South Estelle Project |
| Status Risk : Green exploration |
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| Title(s) of the South Estelle Project |
 | Minera IRL
Owner: 60% |
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| Title | Company Profile | All Projects | Company website | Company project page |
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| Hidefield currently owns a 60% interest in the South Estelle property and can earn up to a 100% interest through a combination of exploration expenditures, shares, and cash. |
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| Location of the South Estelle Project |
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The South Estelle projects is a major land position near Mt. Estelle in the south-central Alaska Range approximately 175km northwest of Anchorage and 230km southwest of the Company's Golden Zone project, and consists of 110 contiguous State of Alaska claims totaling 6,700 Ha.
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| History of the South Estelle Project |
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Gold was initially reported in the Mt. Estelle region in the early 1900s but it was not until the late 1960s that USGS geologists, led by Chuck Hawley, documented numerous occurrences of base metal and high-grade gold mineralization in the area. High more...
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| Geology of the South Estelle Project |
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Mineralization in the Mt. Estelle area is related to composite alkalic intrusions of late Cretaceous age ranging in size from small cupolas less than 1km2 in extent to the 35km-long Mt. Estelle batholith. These composite bodies are similar to those h more...
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Data last updated on : 10/6/2009
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Disclaimer
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