Risk and valuation analysis of the Crater Mountain Project |
Status Risk : Early discovery |
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Title(s) of the Crater Mountain Project |
![](http://www.24hgold.com/24hpmdata/pub/854_gold.jpg) | Gold Anomaly Ltd. Joint venture: 90% |
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![](http://www.24hgold.com/24hpmdata/pub/407_newginea.gif) | New Guinea Gold Corporation Interest: 10% |
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Location of the Crater Mountain Project |
The Crater Mountain property, consisting of exploration licence 1115 (EL 1115), covers about 44km2 and straddles the Chimbu Province and Eastern Highland Province boundary. Crater Mountain is 50km SW of Goroka.
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History of the Crater Mountain Project |
The Crater Mountain area, with large areas of surface argillic alteration, has been part of prospecting and exploration licences since the early 1970's. The exploration focus has switched from an early porphyry copper target to an epithermal gold tar more...
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Geology of the Crater Mountain Project |
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The Crater Mountain volcanic complex is one of several stratovolcanoes situated near the margin of the Australian Continental Plate. The volcanic complex is underlain by Cretaceous to Lower Tertiary marine sedimentary rocks. The Crater Mountain volca more...
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