Parys Mountain Property
- On the island of Anglesey in north Wales - worked for copper since prehistoric times
- Resource of 7.76 million tonnes - Cu 2%, Pb 2.9% and Zn 4.9%
- Life of mine contributions to revenue - zinc 27%, copper 51% and lead 13%. Copper more important in later years - October 2010 prices
- Project has planning permission - two years to production from completion of financing
- Successful drill programmes in 2005-08 in two areas - Garth Daniel in the east and near-surface White Rock in the west near to the existing shaft
- Excellent exploration potential over an area of several kilometres
- Work in 1991 resulted in a positive independent feasibility study for a 1,000 tonne per day mine and strong local community and government support
Parys Technical
- Summary of Parys mineral resources
- 3D visualisation of ore deposits
- An introduction to Parys geology - SGA 2009 abstract
- Abstract of geological paper (1 page) on Parys Mountain in 2001 by Barrett, MacLean and Tennant and conclusions (35 pages) of their 1999 geological report
- Brief historical outline of Parys Mountain mine
- Summary of Parys Project
- Some geological history notes on Parys Mountain
- Geological notes on Parys deposits from 1998
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Parys Drilling 2005-08
- Report on 2005-08 drilling programme - geological and technical
- Property plan showing overall resource & drilling locations
- White Rock area plan showing resource & drilling locations
- Stratigraphic columns for Garth Daniel area (see also last page of this report)
- Pictures
- Parys Heritage
- Heritage section
