Abacus Mining and Exploration Corp V.AME

Alternate Symbol(s): ABCFF

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Abacus Mining & Exploration Corporation is a Canada-based mineral exploration and mine development company focused on copper and gold in British Columbia (B.C.) and Nevada. The Company’s main asset is a 20% ownership interest, together with KGHM Polska Miedz S.A. (80%), in the proposed copper-gold Ajax Mine located southwest of Kamloops, B.C., which has undergone a joint provincial and federal environmental assessment process. The Ajax Project comprises eight Crown grants, including the Ajax East and West pits. The Company is also engaged in the process of acquiring a 100% interest in the Willow copper-gold property located near Yerington, Nevada, and it also controls the contiguous Nev-Lorraine claims subject to a ten-year lease agreement. The Willow property is located approximately 65 kilometers southeast of Reno and approximately 13-kilometer due west of Yerington, Nevada, in the Buckskin Mountain Range. Its porphyry copper deposits are Yerington, Ann Mason, Bear and MacArthur.

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Post by Wangotango67on May 29, 2024 1:17pm

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KGHM + ABUCUS land holdings ( massive )
Google map overlay ( rough approximations )

Dotted Line - First range barrier guiding hydrology away from Kamloops
In behind first dotted line second larger range protecting Kamloops

Straight Line ( own interpretation ) hydrology surface movement ( direction )
Blue sulphide ranges easily seen on Afton and Ajax
Blue Sulphides Stains already seen surficially ( inset close up )
Nature already has mineral water movement

Notice how Ajax is inside Kamloop City boundary ( thin dotted line )

For shhh and giggles i decided to search out,
New Gold's contributions / donations to Kamloops ( wink )
Hunch was on mark. ( giggles )
https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&q=New+Gold+inc+donates+to+Kamloops#ip=1