Sudbury Project |
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Sudbury |
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Canada
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Province |
Quebec |
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PRODUCTION
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Mining Trend |
Timmins |
Surface |
67 km² / 16,506 acres |
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Latitude / Longitude |
46 N 28 / 81 W 03 |
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Legends
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Produces
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Copper - Nickel -
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Risk and valuation analysis of the Sudbury Project |
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Location of the Sudbury Project |
The Sudbury project consists of approximately 350 mining claim units covering 14,000 acres in the Sudbury Mining Camp. Sudbury mines/mill operates three underground nickel/copper mines: Craig, Fraser and Lindsley. The Craig mine is currently Sudbury's largest mining operation
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History of the Sudbury Project |
Falconbridge has been mining nickel-copper ores in the Sudbury area of northern Ontario, Canada, since 1929. Today, the operations consist of underground mines, a mill and a smelter. These facilities are spread throughout the 60 kilometre-long, oval-shaped geological formation known as the Sudbury Basin.
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Geology of the Sudbury Project |
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The nickel-copper ore deposits in Sudbury are associated with a large body of igneous rock known as the Sudbury Igneous Complex (SIC).
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Discoveries and Drilling Results | |
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Data last updated on : 9/6/2006
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Disclaimer
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All information on this page comes from internal and external sources deemed reliable. This information might not be up to date, so please perform due diligence before making any conclusion or making any action. Do contact us should any information be missing or incorrect.
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