CODROY PROJECT
CODROY PROJECT
Country Canada 
Province Island of newfoundland
Close to Saint pierre
Status GREEN EXPLORATION 
Surface 271 km² / 66,964 acres Number of claims 1085
Latitude / Longitude 47 N 55 / 59 W 08
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Risk and valuation analysis of the CODROY PROJECT
Status Risk : Green exploration
Country Risk : Very Low
Title(s) of the CODROY PROJECT
Cornerstone Capital Resources Inc
Interest: 100%
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By staking. Entered in an agreement with Phelps and assumed US$75,000 exploration expenditures in the first phase. During the earn-in period, Cornerstone will be the operator.
Location of the CODROY PROJECT
The Codroy project consists of 1085 map-staked claims covering 271 km2 of the Carboniferous-aged Bay St. George Sedimentary Basin. The basin is part of the much larger Maritimes Basin which extends from Newfoundland southwest through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
 
History of the CODROY PROJECT
The Bay St. George Basin has been intermittently explored for salt and uranium primarily in the 1970's. Numerous uranium occurrences were discovered during that period and, while no systematic base metal exploration was conducted, the work documented copper showings in association with uranium mineralization.
 
Geology of the CODROY PROJECT
This geological environment is considered highly permissive for the development of Sediment-hosted Stratiform Copper (SSC) deposits, uranium and salt and potash deposits.
 
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Data last updated on : 9/28/2009
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