Pxxxxx Mining Company Exploration and Development Sample Clauses

Pxxxxx Mining Company Exploration and Development. Pxxxxx Mining began development of the A Pit in 1980, and produced gold from it the next year. Production from the B Pit followed in 1982. Step-out drilling in 1982-1983 to the northeast of the A zone intersected 2 more discrete zones: the C zone extending ENE from the A zone, and the CX zone extending NE from the C zone. C zone production replaced the final B zone production in 1988, and CX production was delayed until 1990, owing to the slightly greater stripping requirement to reach ore. Step-out drilling NE of the CX zone in 1984 located an apparently independent fault system (striking NNW, dipping steeply E) that became the core of the MAG Deposit, which went into production in 1987. In 1993, step-out drilling NW of the CX zone once again established more ore in proximity, a CX West zone subparallel to, and closer to, the Oxxxxx Mountain front. Pxxxxx Mining Company produced from the CX, CX West and MAG pits as long as possible in the mid to late 1990s, until a combination of falling gold prices and erratic mill feed forced closure of its oxide mill in early 1998. Continued attempts to expand production of oxide ore failed, and all active mining ceased on January 28, 1999 (MxXxxxxxx et al., 2000).
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