$25,000
Placer and mineral claims for sale – Bonnington Creek, BC
Description
Bonnington Creek: three BC claim applications sold together, two mineral and one placer, 148.73 ha in total, Cariboo Mining Division, NTS 093J/14, BCGS 093J094.
Titles:
• 1140186 Bonnington Confluence: mineral claim, 74.36 ha, application
• 1140222 Bonnington 3: mineral claim, 18.59 ha, application
• 1140196 Bonnington Upstream: placer claim, 55.78 ha, application
Total 148.73 ha (92.95 ha mineral, 55.78 ha placer). Two cells (37.19 ha) carry both a mineral and a placer title.
All three titles are still in application and are not yet issued.
Location: Bonnington Creek, at its mouth on the McDougall River (a tributary of the McLeod River), about 48 km south-southwest of Mackenzie, BC, in a straight line. On the BC Freshwater Atlas, the mouth of Bonnington Creek lies inside the Bonnington Confluence claim, about 190 m from its boundary (not checked on the ground).
Approx. claim centres: Bonnington Confluence 54.9174, -123.2379; Bonnington 3 54.9141, -123.2478; Bonnington Upstream 54.9148, -123.2425
Access: 1980s and 2000s reports describe access from Highway 97 at McLeod Lake on forestry roads, by 4-wheel-drive vehicle or ATV, and by helicopter from Mackenzie or Prince George. Current road conditions have not been checked.
Geology: 1980s assessment reports covering an area that includes the claims describe Triassic–Jurassic Takla Group volcanic rocks and sedimentary rocks mapped as the Mississippian Slide Mountain Group in the eastern part of the area (AR 12164).
Price and terms: $25,000 CAD for the three titles together. Requests are handled in the order received. Because the titles are still in application they can't be transferred yet, so no deposit is taken and no transaction takes place until they are issued. Once all three show as issued on Mineral Titles Online, a $1,000 non-refundable deposit is invoiced by Square and the $24,000 balance is paid by wire. The buyer pays the government transfer fees. All sales are final once a transfer starts.
Mineral and placer rights only. A BC Free Miner Certificate is needed to hold a mineral or placer claim.
Warning — This property is offered for mining purposes only and ownership of the title to it does not include ownership of the surface rights or the right to use the surface for residential or recreational purposes.
Full title details and maps: https://www.prospectcanada.com/product-page/bonnington-creek-gold-placer-mineral-claims-cariboo
Contact Prospect Canada through OKz.ca messages or prospectcanada.com@gmail.com, quoting the title numbers.
Titles:
• 1140186 Bonnington Confluence: mineral claim, 74.36 ha, application
• 1140222 Bonnington 3: mineral claim, 18.59 ha, application
• 1140196 Bonnington Upstream: placer claim, 55.78 ha, application
Total 148.73 ha (92.95 ha mineral, 55.78 ha placer). Two cells (37.19 ha) carry both a mineral and a placer title.
All three titles are still in application and are not yet issued.
Location: Bonnington Creek, at its mouth on the McDougall River (a tributary of the McLeod River), about 48 km south-southwest of Mackenzie, BC, in a straight line. On the BC Freshwater Atlas, the mouth of Bonnington Creek lies inside the Bonnington Confluence claim, about 190 m from its boundary (not checked on the ground).
Approx. claim centres: Bonnington Confluence 54.9174, -123.2379; Bonnington 3 54.9141, -123.2478; Bonnington Upstream 54.9148, -123.2425
Access: 1980s and 2000s reports describe access from Highway 97 at McLeod Lake on forestry roads, by 4-wheel-drive vehicle or ATV, and by helicopter from Mackenzie or Prince George. Current road conditions have not been checked.
Geology: 1980s assessment reports covering an area that includes the claims describe Triassic–Jurassic Takla Group volcanic rocks and sedimentary rocks mapped as the Mississippian Slide Mountain Group in the eastern part of the area (AR 12164).
Price and terms: $25,000 CAD for the three titles together. Requests are handled in the order received. Because the titles are still in application they can't be transferred yet, so no deposit is taken and no transaction takes place until they are issued. Once all three show as issued on Mineral Titles Online, a $1,000 non-refundable deposit is invoiced by Square and the $24,000 balance is paid by wire. The buyer pays the government transfer fees. All sales are final once a transfer starts.
Mineral and placer rights only. A BC Free Miner Certificate is needed to hold a mineral or placer claim.
Warning — This property is offered for mining purposes only and ownership of the title to it does not include ownership of the surface rights or the right to use the surface for residential or recreational purposes.
Full title details and maps: https://www.prospectcanada.com/product-page/bonnington-creek-gold-placer-mineral-claims-cariboo
Contact Prospect Canada through OKz.ca messages or prospectcanada.com@gmail.com, quoting the title numbers.
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