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Tinka Resources Ltd V.TK

Alternate Symbol(s):  TKRFF

Tinka Resources Limited is a Canada-based exploration and development company with its flagship property, Ayawilca Zinc-Silver-tin project, located 200 kilometers (km) northeast of Lima, in the Pasco region of central Peru. The Ayawilca Zinc-Silver project is located 40 km northwest of the Cerro de Pasco mine (copper-zinc-lead-silver), and 100 km south of the giant Antamina mine (copper-zinc). It owns 460 square kilometers (km2) of contiguous mining concessions in central Peru with geological potential. The Company has identified three separate mineral deposits at the Ayawilca project: Ayawilca Zinc Zone (sulphide), Colqui Silver Zone (oxide) and Tin Zone (sulphide). The Colqui Silver Zone is located 1.5 km north of the Ayawilca Zinc Zone. The Company’s Silvia Project consists of 29,500 hectares of contiguous mining concessions. The project lies approximately 80 km south and along strike of Antamina.


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Comment by Miningjunkie016on Jul 28, 2012 9:33am
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RE: Whatever happened to...?

RE: Whatever happened to...?

Run33 were you satisfied with the answer regarding A12-01? As it was told to me after reading your question, it was drilled in a south-north direction to test an anomaly that fell north of the discovery hole and did not pick up the massive sulphide zone which is why they didn't report it. The zone appears to be an east-west trending anomaly that is being targeted with the pending drill program which they expect to begin within a few days.

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