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Mining became the mill operator for the partners. During 1981, extensive underground exploration and development were conducted, and 3,000 tons of ore grading 0.5 oz/ton was stockpiled. The ore occurs in quartz veins that occupy north-northwest-trending shear zones along the southern border of the
Talkeetna Batholith. The veins contain: pyrite, arsenopyrite, molybdenite, galena, tetrahedrite and free gold. Stockpiled ore has been treated in a 150-TPD mill near the mine site. The mill contains jig and flotation units, a batch- cyanide system, and a Merrill-Crowe precipitation circuit. The mine and mill facility were dedicated in August 1982. In November 1982, Coronado suspended operations for an undisclosed period, citing problems with recovery in the mill as the reason for closure. Company officials have not released total expenditures for the project, but sources estimate development costs through 1983 at $ 6 million (~$ 15.4 million in 2023). This figure includes construction of the new mill, living quarters for 30 workers, and several thousand feet of development drifting (including a 3,150-ft (960.1-m) access tunnel). In 1983, the tailings pond was sealed with a bentonite or (TM) extract. Test runs of mill ore produced satisfactory results, but production of gold from mill runs is unknown. An undisclosed amount of subsurface work was also conducted on the property.
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1264:North Slope
1214:Bristol Bay
1098:November 7,
1077:November 7,
132: /
120:149°17′05″W
108:Coordinates
1890:Categories
1706:Washington
1626:New Mexico
1621:New Jersey
1496:California
1346:Petersburg
1331:Dillingham
1158:Properties
1055:August 28,
955:References
117:61°47′25″N
1716:Wisconsin
1681:Tennessee
1586:Minnesota
1561:Louisiana
1209:Anchorage
1071:"xmACIS2"
221:, across
176:Architect
1872:Category
1701:Virginia
1651:Oklahoma
1631:New York
1606:Nebraska
1596:Missouri
1581:Michigan
1571:Maryland
1556:Kentucky
1536:Illinois
1511:Delaware
1501:Colorado
1491:Arkansas
1284:Wrangell
1184:Boroughs
938:See also
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851:Average
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646:(−10.5)
194:74000440
168:Built by
97:Location
1818:Related
1721:Wyoming
1696:Vermont
1601:Montana
1541:Indiana
1521:Georgia
1516:Florida
1486:Arizona
1476:Alabama
1321:Chugach
1289:Yakutat
1279:Skagway
1160:on the
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290:Climate
158: (
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1417:Topics
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1234:Juneau
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317:Month
300:Köppen
231:Juneau
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182:et al.
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1686:Texas
1566:Maine
1531:Idaho
1274:Sitka
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