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Oceanic Iron Ore Corp V.FEO

Alternate Symbol(s):  FEOVF

Oceanic Iron Ore Corp. is a Canada-based exploration-stage company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition and exploration of iron ore properties in Quebec, Canada. The Company is focused on the development of the Ungava Bay iron properties in Nunavik, Quebec. The properties comprise three project areas: Hopes Advance, Morgan Lake, and Roberts Lake. The properties cover over approximately 36,039 hectares of iron ore formation and are located within 20-50 kilometer of tidewater. These properties comprise approximately 3,703 claims which are located over 1,568 square kilometers along the northern extension of the Labrador Trough in the Nunavik Region of northern Quebec. The projects cover over 300 kilometers of iron formation.


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Post by North_of_60on Apr 25, 2011 4:06pm
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Weather report

Weather reportYou can image what it's been like for the crew in the past 2 months, in march it was more around - 30 degree. How productive can they be in those condition. Why didn't they wait in July to start drilling like all the other mining CO up North and bring all there supply by Sealift instead of flying it in. What a waist of your money. Could of been a great story in 2011 if only management did a better planing.

https://www.weatheroffice.gc.ca/city/pages/qc-117_metric_e.html


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