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Re: Map

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posted on Jul 30, 2009 09:46PM

refering to the recent map in the Northern miner, one will notice just where our JV with San sits. Looking North West from the Gold Cup vein, one with a strong arm could drive a golf ball to our greens. ,,

Photo:,,,looking at the recent map of our Jv just above the main mine, continue North West we have a JV with the Cat ( wel ) on the Clinton shaft and the Poundmaker past producing mine, add to these claims we still have the Angelina,Beresford,Gem,Ultra and goldridge propertys.Long On The Greens. Traps7





Between 1920 and the start of World War Two over ten small mines operated in the Rice Lake

Gold Belt. Surface exploration at this time resulted in the discovery of almost all of the current

known deposits in the belt. Most of the mines went down to about 500 ft, with a couple going

down to as much as 1000 ft. In contrast, the recently discovered high-grade zone discovered at

the Red Lake mine goes down to as much as 7000 ft. Thus, based on depth alone, the Rice

Lake Belt remains vastly under-explored.

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