Alaska Operational Gold Mine For Sale — Brooks Range
BROOKS RANGE ALASKA
OPERATIONAL GOLD MINE FOR SALE
IN THE WILD LAKE-LAKE CREEK ALASKA AREA
Brooks Range Exploration II LLC. offers 9,500 acres of State of Alaska mining claims in the Brooks Range on Wild Lake at Lake Creek near Bettles Alaska with camp and equipment on site ready to produce, for sale, lease/option or joint venture. (See contacts below.)
These claims are both Placer claims and Lode claims with large gold nuggets weighing up to 25 ounces have been discovered as well as a very high, per tonnage, of placer gold and high concentrates of platinum, copper and silver.
There are currently a number of settling ponds on the project. The sulfides tested very high and samples of the setting ponds (20 samples) were very high. (See the PDF reports at www.BrooksRangeExploration.com)
The Wild Lake area shows strong similarities to the Nolan Creek-Hammond River area NE-striking-quartz-antimony-gold veins as well as NW-striking quartz-gold veins have been reported for the Wild Lake area.
The following is excerpts from one of many geologist reports:
(You can download the complete PDF reports from the following web site: www.BrooksRangeExploration.com )
EDEN AND ASSOCIATES REPORT ON WILD LAKE — BROOKS RANGE ALASKA
Dr. Karsten Eden, a consultant geologist, performed a field visit to the Wild Lake - Lake Creek area to obtain a general overview of the Lake Creek placer mining operation by Brooks Range Exploration II LLC (BREXCO) and to look for similarities to the Nolan Creek Hammond River area, which is Located 31 miles west of Wild Lake, AK the following is taken from his report.
Conclusion:
Based on the presented facts and from personal experience with placer gold and Lode gold deposits in the Nolan Creek Hammond River area. I suggest that placer gold in the Wild Lake area has been derived by the erosion of nearby lode gold occurrences. BLAKESTAD (2000) suggests that a NE•trending Structure on the north flank of the lake Creek basin may host the roots of a quartz vein system that is a possible source of the gold in the placers downstream. In addition lode gold exploration in the Nolan Creek area is focused on a NE trending structure zone that represents a significant gold-arsenic- antimony anomalous trend.
Placer gold from Surprise Spring and Lake Creeks is reported to be rough and coarse in habit. Also, white gold has been reported. Rough and coarse gold and also wire gold is particularly common to gold-bearing veins and must have been derived directly from these (DILLON 1982). Further, other minerals found in placer gold nuggets from Lake Creek with antimony fragments and/or with quartz crystals attached to them must have been derived from nearby lode veins occurring in the area.
Contact the owner:
George Roberts
Phone: 702-818-5915
E-Mail: rubyanna0716@aol.com
Web Site: www.BrooksRangeExploration.com
(You can download the full PDF reports from the above web site.)
