Parys Mountain Property
On the island of
Anglesey in north Wales
- worked for copper since prehistoric times
Resource of 7.76
million tonnes - Cu 2%, Pb 2.9% and Zn 4.9%
Life of mine contributions to revenue - zinc 30%, copper 44% and lead 18%. Copper more important in later years - September 2009 prices
Project has planning permission - two years to production from completion of financing
Successful drill programmes in 2005-08 in two areas - Garth Daniel in the east and near-surface White Rock in the west near to the existing shaft
Excellent exploration potential over an area of several kilometres
Work in 1991 resulted in a positive independent feasibility study for a 1,000 tonne per day mine and strong local community and government support
Parys Pictures
Parys Heritage
Parys Technical
Summary of Parys mineral resources
3D visualisation
of ore deposits
An introduction to Parys geology -
SGA 2009 abstract
Abstract of
geological paper
(1 page) on Parys Mountain in 2001 by Barrett, MacLean and Tennant and
conclusions
(35 pages) of their 1999 geological report
Brief historical outline of
Parys Mountain mine
Summary of
Parys Project
Some
geological history notes
on Parys Mountain
Geological notes on
Parys deposits
from 1998
Parys Drilling 2005-08
Report on
2005-08 drilling programme
- geological and technical
Property
plan
showing overall resource & drilling locations
White Rock area plan
showing resource & drilling locations
Stratigraphic columns
for Garth Daniel area (see also last page of
this report
)
Pictures
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Anglesey Mining plc
Parys Mountain, Amlwch,
Anglesey, LL68 9RE, UK
Phone
+44 1248 361333
mail@angleseymining.co.uk
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