Boulder Creek Project
Boulder Creek
Country USA 
Province Alaska
Close to Nome
Status ADVANCED DISCOVERY 
Surface 25 km² / 6,178 acres
Latitude / Longitude 57 N 50 / 133 W 44
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Risk and valuation analysis of the Boulder Creek Project
Status Risk : Advanced discovery
Country Risk : Very Low
Title(s) of the Boulder Creek Project
New Gold Inc.
Joint venture: 65%
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Full Metal Minerals Ltd
Joint venture: 35%
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Triex can earn an initial 65% interest in the property by an initial cash payment to Full Metal of US$75,000, completing US$1,500,000 in exploration expenditures over four years (ending April 1, 2009), and the issuance of 50,000 shares to Full Metal  more...
Location of the Boulder Creek Project
The deposit is located in the southeastern Seward Peninsula, 160 km northeast of Nome and 16 km north of the village of Elim, which is at tidewater. A base camp with a natural airstrip adequate for bush aircraft is located just 5 km east of the project. A 4-wheeler trail leads from the camp to the deposit. A 4,000 foot paved airstrip is available at Moses Point, 50km south of the deposit.
 
History of the Boulder Creek Project
This 2500 hectare property consists of the Boulder Creek deposit and McCarthy Marsh and Fireweed prospects. The Boulder Creek deposit is Alaska's largest known uranium deposit, with a resource estimate completed in 1981 outlining 1 million pounds of  more...
 
Geology of the Boulder Creek Project
Boulder Creek is classified as a sandstone type 'roll-front' deposit. This means it was formed as uranium-bearing groundwater flowed through sandstone aquifers. The uranium precipitated off the groundwater when the fluid passed from an oxidizing to a reducing environment in the sandstone.
 
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Data last updated on : 1/9/2008
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