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Pacific Ridge Exploration Ltd V.PEX

Alternate Symbol(s):  PEXZF

Pacific Ridge Exploration Ltd. is a Canada-based copper-gold exploration company. The Company's British Columbia projects include Kliyul, Redton, RDP, Onjo and Chuchi. The Company's Yukon Projects include Mariposa, Eureka Dome and Gold Cap. The Company owns 100% of the Kliyul copper-gold project, which is over 90 square kilometers (km2) in size and is located in the prolific Quesnel Terrane close to existing infrastructure. Its Redton project is a porphyry Cu-Au property that adjoins Northwest Copper Corporation's Kwanika property along its eastern and northern boundary. Its RDP project is an approximately 3,800 hectares (ha) project lying within the Stikine Terrane, which is host to numerous significant porphyry deposits in northern British Columbia, including Kemess, Red Chris, Kerr - Sulphurets and Galore Creek. Its Onjo project targets gold-copper porphyry deposit. The Orbison project is a reconnaissance porphyry Cu-Au exploration program in central British Columbia.


TSXV:PEX - Post by User

Post by boardmarker2on Jul 23, 2008 2:01pm
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Post# 15321893

mt palsson prospect

mt palsson prospecthi Snoopy
 it would appear that phos and coal occur close to each other. I dont know if this is always the case . At both prospects there is a coal mine of the open pit variety  pretty close by
 The mt palsson prospect looks like once upon a time it was flat as a pancake but over the many years it has been pushed to a near verticle position. You can see that it goes quite some distance along the ridge.
  There does seem to be quite a bit of this stuff here. Time will tell.
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