| Risk and valuation analysis of the Santa Ana Peru Project |
| Status Risk : Mine development |
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| Title(s) of the Santa Ana Peru Project |
 | Bear Creek Mining Corporation
Owner: 100% |
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| Title | Company Profile | All Projects | Company website | Company project page |
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| Bear Creek controls 100% of 6,300 hectares of mineral rights covering the mineralization defined to date and potential extensions. Because the project lies within the 50-kilometre Peruvian border zone, the Company has applied for a special decree that allows foreign company ownership within this zone. |
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| Location of the Santa Ana Peru Project |
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The Santa Ana Property is situated in the Department of Puno near the border with Bolivia, about 200 kilometres south of the Corani Project. The project is a three-hour drive from the city of Puno, mostly by paved highway and a short distance on an upgraded dirt road.
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| History of the Santa Ana Peru Project |
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Bear Creek identified and staked the Santa Ana Property in 2004, based on its potential to host a near-surface, bulk-tonnage silver deposit. The
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| Geology of the Santa Ana Peru Project |
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Santa Ana is a volcanic-hosted, epithermal system hosting large volumes of exposed, primarily oxide silver mineralization. Mineralization is contained within numerous structural feeders and in widespread crackle breccias (with disseminated barite) th more...
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