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Altamira Gold Corp V.ALTA

Alternate Symbol(s):  EQTRF

Altamira Gold Corp. is focused on the exploration and development of gold and copper projects within western central Brazil. It holds six projects comprising approximately 190,000 hectares, within the prolific Juruena gold belt. Its Cajueiro Project comprises a large land package (28,557 ha) and is located in the Alta Floresta Gold Belt, a Proterozoic calc-alkaline volcanic arc, which includes medium to high-grade metamorphic crustal segments. Its Santa Helena project is located approximately 60 kilometers (km) southwest of Anglo American’s porphyry copper discovery at Jaca. Its Apiacas project comprises a package of properties covering seven main target areas which constitute the Apiacas district. The Apiacas project is located about 50 km west of Cajueiro project within the Alta Floresta Belt, an 82,000 ha land package. Its other projects include Colider, Nova Canaa and Porta Aberta. The Porta Aberta project is located approximately 13 km south-southwest of the Cajueiro project.


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Comment by newrelic07on Nov 07, 2015 12:20pm
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RE:coalnow...fact
4seas stuff like fees being missed happens. A friend of mine put in for a draw from the company he was contracting from 2  weeks in advance like they wanted. When he went to get the cheque so he could pay his crew the money wasn't there. ... All because the person responsible for the payroll had a birthday that week and didn't get around to it. The forgotten fee doesn't worry me and I'm looking forward to the assays. They should be complete in two weeks.The fact that we haven't heard a peep from the drill site is reassuring. No pump and fluff and no insider bs happening. good luck to the longs.
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