The Project OTAGO REGION is in BROWN EXPLORATION stage. Mining Property in NEW ZEALAND Province of SOUTH ISLAND : Ownership, location, history, geology, maps, reserves and resources, related press releases

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Otago region Project

Otago region

Country

New Zealand

Province

South island

Status

BROWN EXPLORATION

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Risk and valuation analysis of the Otago region Project

Status Risk : Brown exploration

Country Risk : Very Low

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Location of the Otago region Project
Otago Regional Exploration Projects consists of Permits PP 39 264 and PP 39 266 in the St Bathans area (250 sq km) and the Buster-Naseby area (460 sq km) respectively and Exploration Permit PP 40 711 (597ha) Waikerikeri located just northwest of Alexandra. They cover significant past production centres in the northern Otago alluvial gold province.

History of the Otago region Project
The Otago region of New Zealand’s South Island has produced at least 8 million ounces of alluvial gold. The +5 million ounce Macraes gold deposit is thought to typify the primary source of the alluvial mineralisation and is the model for the Company’s primary gold targets.

Exploration and drilling

5/21/2009	Exploration Update
3/20/2009	Exploration Update; Financial Statements; and Management's D...
2/27/2009	Reports: Evaluation of Placer Gold Potential and Exploration...
7/11/2008	OTAGO REGION ON-GROUND EXPLORATION

Data last updated on : 9/22/2009

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