Project Description

The past producing La Colorada gold-silver mine property is located approximately 40 km southeast of Hermosillo, Sonora State, Mexico. La Colorada originally operated as a high-grade underground mine, which closed at the start of the Mexican Revolution in 1914. During the period 1993-2000 Eldorado Gold Corp developed a bulk tonnage heap leach operation from several open pits; although the operation was sold in late 2000, production continued by a private Mexican owner until April 2002, yet La Colorada was never shut down for the lack of gold.



During the main historic mining period from 1876-1914 the production of more than 3 million ounces of gold was recorded. In I990 the Mexican Geological Service (SGM) measured 1.5 million tons of tailings that were utilized at the start of the open pit production by Eldorado in 1993.

Geological Background

The La Colorada gold vein deposits are hosted in a volcano-sedimentary sequence that has been locally altered to skarn by magma intrusions. Veins are focused along east-west and northeast-southwest trending structures that dip to the north and northwest at moderate angles, and cut across the skarn and intrusions. Surface mining was focused along three structures, the upper parts of which flare out into stockwork zones. Eight different structures in the La Colorada mine area appear to have older underground workings in gold bearing quartz veins. Past reports indicated the gold deposits formed under mesothermal or deep epithermal conditions, and implied a genetic relationship to the Cretaceous aged magma intrusions that created the skarn. Recent fluid-inclusion studies on veins indicate a low-temperature regime in the epithermal range, and radiometric age determinations indicate ages younger then those for the Cretaceous period of magma intrusion. In addition to this, recent investigations indicate some veins cut Miocene aged volcanic rocks, which suggests the vein forming period at La Colorada is as young as the veins of the Sierra Madre Occidental gold-silver belt located to the east of La Colorada.

NI 43-101 Resource Estimate

Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrated economic viability. Mineral resource estimates do not account for mineability, selectivity, mining loss and dilution. These mineral resource estimates include inferred mineral resources that are normally considered too speculative geologically to have economic considerations applied to them that would enable them to be categorized as mineral reserves. There is also no certainty that these inferred mineral resources will be converted to the measured and indicated categories through further drilling, or into mineral reserves, once economic considerations are applied.

The resource estimate has been generated for the Company by Mr. Gary Giroux and is presented in a NI 43-101 compliant technical report, which was prepared by independent consultants R.H. McMillan Ph.D., P.Geo., J.M. Dawson M.Sc., P. Eng. and Gary H. Giroux, M.A.Sc., P. Eng. This initial estimate does not include the recently-drilled Mina Verde nor La Veta Madre targets, broken rock possible resources (waste and leach piles), or recent results of drill testing by the Company that were unavailable at the time of compilation for the estimation. This estimate is for bulk tonnage resources only and does not address deeper vein-type resource potential.

Resource estimates were made for the El Creston and La Colorada-Gran Central deposits by G. H. Giroux of Giroux Consultants Ltd. In both cases geologic solids were created by Pediment geologists to constrain the estimation process. Drill holes were compared to the solids and assays were tagged if inside or outside the solid. Gold and Silver grade distributions for both mineralized and waste assays were examined and capping levels picked to handle outliers. Composites 5 m in length were created to honour the solid boundaries and used to model the grade continuity using variography. Blocks 5 x 5 x 5 m in dimension were estimated by ordinary kriging in a series of passes with expanding search ellipses. Bulk density in each deposit was established from measured specific gravities. Estimated blocks were classified using grade continuity. The results for a 0.3 g/t Au cutoff, a reasonable cutoff for open pit extraction, are tabulated below.

Class	Au Cutoff (g/t)	Tonnes > Cutoff (tonnes)	Grade>Cutoff		Contained Metal
			Au (g/t)	Ag (g/t)	Au (ozs)	Ag (ozs)
Measured	0.30	3,570,000	1.049	11.12	120,000	1,280,000
Indicated	0.30	15,690,000	0.963	7.65	485,000	3,860,000
M + I	0.30	19,250,000	0.978	8.30	605,000	5,130,000
Inferred	0.30	20,070,000	0.903	9.59	582,000	6,190,000

The combined Measured + Indicated resource in this initial estimate for La Colorada project contains 605,000 ounces of gold and 5.13 million ounces of silver within 19.25 million tonnes averaging 0.98 g/t Au and 8.3 g/t Ag. An additional 582,000 ounces of gold and 6.19 million ounces of silver are contained within 20.07 million tonnes averaging 0.90 g/t Au and 9.6 g/t Ag and are classified as inferred at the same 0.3 g/t gold cut-off.

These estimates are based on 982 historic drill holes (both reverse circulation and core holes) plus 20 reverse circulation and 3 core holes generated by the Company. In the La Colorada mineralized zone a total of 11 samples were capped at 37 g/t gold and a total of 19 samples were capped at 178 g/t silver; while in the Gran Central mineralized zone a total of 14 samples were capped at 40 g/t gold and a total of 11 samples were capped at 267 g/t silver. At El Creston all mineralized rock was assumed to be oxidized and a bulk density of 2.47 was used. At La Colorada-Gran Central, bulk densities were based on 56 samples submitted by the Company that had been segregated into four categories (oxide, mixed oxide, sulphide and waste). Since proper oxide-sulphide boundaries have not yet been established the average specific gravity of 2.62 for the three mineralized categories was used for the mineralized portions of blocks, while the average 2.73 from the waste samples was used for the waste portions of blocks.


Exploration

To date the Company has completed 7,300 metres of RC drilling and 1,500 metres of core drilling. Currently some deeper drill testing is being conducted to test the deep vein extensions at the property. This last segment of the program is planned to total approximately 1,500 metres and is to be finalized in January 2010.

The first hole of the deep drill testing has been completed with a larger and more powerful RC drill rig. The drill crossed the first vein and an open working at about 173 metres depth at the north wall of the Creston pit.

Initial results have been released; click here to view a summary of all the drill holes. Final assays will be reported on when received and resolved by the Company.

Drill core and RC chip samples are crushed and split in Inspectorate's Hermosillo prep facility, with gold and silver fire assays performed in Inspectorate's Reno Nevada facility. Pediment adheres to a strict QA/QC program involving blanks, duplicates and standards to assure accuracy and precision. Check samples are periodically analyzed by ALS Chemex in Vancouver BC.

Creston Pit Looking Southwest	Creston Pit Looking Southwest	Creston Pit Norther Benches Looking East
Looking West Towards Mechanical Shop	North Dipping Vein Creston North	Outcrop Creston North
Outcrop Creston North	Outcrop Creston North Upper Benches	View Of Leachpads Looking West
Leach Pads	Processing Facility	Processing Facility
Quartz Veinlets	Quartz Veinlets	Rock Sample
Creston Pit	Grand Central Pit	Pit
El Creston	Gran Central

2009 LC collar drill hole map 20091103 2008 drill hole map Bench Sample Results from Gran Central Bench Sample Results from La Colorada Bench Sample Results from El Creston

La Colorada Project Concession Map with historic mining area in the north La Colorada Regional Geology Map showing historic open pits in the central area El Creston Cross Section showing historic RC drill results Conceptual Model Cross Section of La Colorada Project showing potential vein zone extensions at depth

GEOLOGICAL SETTING AT LA COLORADA

Geology of the La Colorada mine area is a complex mix of Paleozoic meta-sedimentary units and Mesozoic age coarse grained intrusions into those meta-sediments. Late Tertiary age volcanics and conglomerates lie upon the older rocks with about a 25 degree inclined tilt of the horizontal layering of the volcanics. The large set of La Colorada mine related veins cross all rock types except the youngest layered volcanics and conglomerates.

The veins are epithermal, meaning low temperature and deposited in a near surface environment. Probable depth of deposition ranges from about 300 to 1000 meters for most of the vein material at temperatures ranging from 220 to 300 degrees C. These temperature depositional conditions were determined by fluid inclusion examination from 29 samples of veins. Research of epithermal low sulfide veins has shown that contained precious and base metals are deposited from hydrothermal fluids within areas of an open structure or fissure in which boiling has occurred, as the fluids move upward toward the surface from deeper and higher temperature sources, where boiling does not occur due to higher pressures.

The open fissures are eventually filled to form veins, typically with numerous fine bands of various minerals, including quartz, carbonate, sulfides and precious metals. The veins can be rich with bonanza grades occurring in parts of the veins, particularly where boiling occurs. A vapor rich zone is typically formed immediately above a boiling zone, having only low grade precious metal contents but characteristically anomalous volatile components, including mercury, arsenic and antimony. Boiling zones commonly develop along a generally horizontal plane, at a typical depth of about 200-300 meters below the surface. The entire vertical range of the quartz vein may be up to 800 meters, but usually only 300-400 meters may contain significant precious metals. The upper parts of an epithermal vein typically disperse into broad horsetail or shatter zones which may be more amenable to open pit mining.

La Colorada Structural Model

The "mine trend" vein zones are oriented roughly 070 azimuth (ENE), and contain generally northerly dipping veins. After deposition of the veins, the entire region was tilted to the southwest about 25 degrees, such that the individual veins might dip at more shallow angles than when they were originally emplaced. The prospective boiling zone also now plunges (with the tilting) towards the southwest. Subsequently, by means of east side down block faulting (listric dip-slip), the vein zones were cut into a series of at least six discrete en-echelon blocks along a 10 kilometer trend length. Similar listric faulting lead to the development of the "basin and range" blocks that are characteristic of the southwest USA and northwest Mexico.

At La Colorada, these north-south trending post-mineral cross faults have oriented the veins so that each is exposed to the current erosional surface at different levels relative to the prospective boiling zone horizon. As mentioned above, the boiling zone portions of an epithermal system are where "Bonanza" gold and silver mineralization can be developed. Past mining at La Colorada was conducted in the Gran Central block and the El Creston block, where the boiling zones are exposed to surface. Additional potential for resource expansion is highly probable along extensions of the mineralized trends within these two blocks and between the two pits. There is also exploration potential within at least two other adjacent blocks, where the surface exposures show features typical of a vapor zone above a potentially mineralized boiling zone. Deeper testing at projected Bonanza style boiling zone depths in these 2 adjacent blocks is a priority exploration target. While the complex post-mineral faulting in the area has made tracing the system more difficult, it has also preserved considerable portions of the vein system at relatively shallow depths, offering potential for underground mineable targets.




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2009 DRILL RESULTS
Cutoff 0.25ppm Au Intervals were averaged with a limit of two consecutive barren samples High grades were not capped
EL CRESTÓN PIT / SOUTH VEIN CONFIRMATION / ON RAMP
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R29	10.67	15.24	4.57	0.40	5.33
R30	15.24	22.86	7.62	0.32	11.30
R31	36.58	45.72	9.14	0.27	2.43
R32	1.52	4.57	3.05	0.26	8.20
and	16.76	27.43	10.67	1.34	6.09
R33	3.05	18.29	15.24	0.26	4.94
R34	4.47	15.24	10.77	0.41	14.04
and	38.10	41.15	3.05	5.55	4.10
EL CRESTÓN PIT / ON-STRIKE CONFIRMATION SE EDGE OF PIT
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R36	4.57	7.62	3.05	1.50	4.35
and	41.15	44.20	3.05	2.05	6.45
R38	0.00	1.52	1.52	0.53	2.50
EL CRESTÓN PIT / VEIN SOUTH FROM SOUTHERN PIT WALL
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R23	7.62	9.14	1.52	0.57	0.50
and	15.24	24.38	9.14	0.28	6.18
R27	12.19	16.76	4.57	0.40	12.87
R28	9.14	10.67	1.52	0.27	4.80
and	12.19	13.72	1.52	0.32	2.10
R41	9.14	13.72	4.58	1.14	4.30
and	32.00	33.53	1.53	0.34	9.20
R42	10.67	12.19	1.52	0.36	5.40
EL CRESTÓN PIT / BOTTOM OF THE PIT
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R106	22.86	24.38	1.52	0.33	8.50
and	35.05	39.62	4.57	0.30	0.90
and	54.86	56.39	1.52	0.35	0.50
and	79.25	80.77	1.52	0.26	3.70
R107	30.48	32.00	1.52	0.38	1.60
R108	41.15	42.67	1.52	0.26	1.10
and	56.39	57.91	1.52	3.17	1.30
R109	1.52	3.05	1.52	0.31	3.60
and	33.53	35.05	1.52	0.44	23.80
and	47.24	48.77	1.52	0.40	15.00
and	56.39	57.91	1.52	0.63	5.30
and	62.48	64.01	1.52	1.01	4.00
and	64.01	65.53	1.52	13.41	14.90
and	76.20	77.72	1.52	0.70	6.90
R110	7.62	10.67	3.05	0.63	73.00
and	28.96	30.48	1.52	0.51	70.00
R111	3.05	7.62	4.57	1.14	12.00
and	21.34	24.38	3.05	0.68	12.50
R115	10.67	18.29	7.62	4.86	16.78
including	13.72	15.24	1.52	22.56	44.00
and	39.62	41.15	1.52	0.94	9.30
and	67.05	74.67	7.62	1.60	9.88
including	67.05	68.58	1.52	4.79	19.70
and	91.44	100.58	9.14	1.01	7.18
and	131.06	132.59	1.52	0.40	1.30
and	143.25	149.35	6.10	0.40	2.95
and	160.02	163.07	3.05	1.68	7.35
including	161.54	163.07	1.52	3.01	6.80
R116	32.00	33.53	1.52	1.83	11.00
and	41.15	48.77	7.62	0.58	9.72
and	54.86	57.91	3.05	3.42	6.00
and	57.91	59.44	1.52	106.18	28.80
and	59.44	68.58	9.14	0.44	7.53
and	79.25	80.77	1.52	0.65	3.10
and	86.87	91.44	4.57	0.52	2.27
and	112.78	114.30	1.52	0.95	3.80
R117	6.10	7.62	1.52	0.57	4.10
LA COLORADA PIT / EAST, ON-STRIKE CONFIRMATION
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R49	0.00	9.14	9.14	0.26	3.95
and	59.44	68.58	9.14	0.91	1.72
R51	19.81	21.34	1.52	1.06	3.20
and	47.24	57.91	10.67	0.60	3.91
R52	0.00	1.52	1.52	0.32	5.00
and	7.62	22.86	15.24	0.28	6.61
and	32.00	33.53	1.52	0.27	8.80
and	50.29	51.82	1.52	0.49	2.40
R53	41.15	42.67	1.52	0.35	4.80
and	77.72	79.25	1.52	1.28	0.50
R54	21.34	22.86	1.52	0.28	1.20
R55	9.14	16.76	7.62	1.27	4.58
LA VERDE / EXPLORATION
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R56	0.00	4.57	4.57	0.60	1.40
R57	15.24	16.76	1.52	0.29	2.00
and	21.34	25.91	4.57	36.33	83.97
including	21.34	22.86	1.52	93.05	82.00
including	22.86	24.38	1.52	13.99	21.90
including	24.38	25.91	1.52	1.95	148.00
R58	0.00	4.57	4.57	0.37	6.00
and	13.72	15.24	1.52	0.67	14.40
and	19.81	27.43	7.62	1.60	20.48
including	22.86	24.38	1.52	3.03	29.50
R59	3.05	6.10	3.05	0.59	5.10
R99	4.57	13.72	9.14	0.53	2.92
R100	0.00	3.05	3.05	0.40	2.55
and	10.67	21.34	10.67	0.69	8.66
R101	0.00	3.05	3.05	0.42	1.55
and	6.10	7.62	1.52	1.15	2.60
R102	45.72	47.24	1.52	0.39	2.10
R103	0.00	3.05	3.05	0.71	8.80
and	9.14	15.24	6.10	2.98	29.70
including	10.67	13.72	3.05	5.21	49.60
R104	0.00	12.19	12.19	1.54	9.54
and	50.29	51.82	1.52	0.57	0.40
R105	3.05	13.72	10.67	0.75	6.90
R112	4.57	7.62	3.05	0.27	0.70
and	36.58	38.10	1.52	0.54	2.20
and	41.15	42.67	1.52	2.19	2.80
R113	13.72	15.24	1.52	0.34	1.80
R114	38.10	39.62	1.52	NSM	NSM
NE EXTENSION CRESTON / EXPLORATION
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R63	24.38	25.91	1.52	0.99	12.10
VETA MADRE / EXPLORATION
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R65	19.81	27.43	7.62	0.45	3.32
R66	0.00	25.91	25.91	0.81	3.55
and	30.48	32.00	1.52	0.48	1.40
R67	4.57	13.72	9.15	0.36	1.10
and	13.72	15.24	1.52	5.31	3.20
and	19.81	21.34	1.52	0.28	0.90
R69	3.05	28.96	25.91	0.59	2.15
and	35.05	36.58	1.53	0.33	1.50
and	44.20	45.72	1.52	0.30	0.80
R70	10.67	16.76	6.09	0.40	0.74
and	30.48	32.00	1.52	0.29	0.10
R90	4.57	60.96	56.39	0.53	4.53
and	65.53	70.10	4.57	0.55	4.80
R91	0.00	25.91	25.91	1.08	2.94
R92	12.19	36.58	24.38	1.83	12.44
including	18.29	19.81	1.52	3.69	15.80
including	24.38	25.91	1.52	7.11	11.80
including	28.96	30.48	1.52	4.66	49.00
R93	0.00	3.05	3.05	0.27	5.85
and	6.10	7.62	1.52	1.62	13.10
and	9.14	16.76	7.62	0.41	7.73
and	30.48	36.58	6.10	0.83	12.85
R94	0.00	39.62	39.62	1.11	2.68
including	19.81	21.34	1.52	5.13	8.60
R95	0.00	28.96	28.96	1.07	2.38
including	13.72	15.24	1.52	6.58	5.40
R96	32.00	41.15	9.14	1.12	2.93
R97	13.72	42.67	28.96	0.89	4.82
R98	3.05	6.10	3.05	1.06	1.55
and	21.34	22.86	1.52	0.36	2.70
and	24.38	25.91	1.52	0.36	3.90
and	28.96	30.48	1.52	0.53	12.70
and	45.72	47.24	1.52	0.58	22.20
and	53.34	54.86	1.52	0.29	7.70
and	60.96	62.48	1.52	0.30	7.30
and	83.82	85.34	1.52	0.32	8.70
R119	0.00	10.67	10.67	0.54	3.67
and	21.34	30.48	9.14	0.37	1.42
R120	21.34	22.86	1.52	0.28	1.70
and	48.77	51.82	3.05	0.85	0.60
and	57.91	59.44	1.52	0.26	0.60
R121	16.76	18.29	1.52	0.53	0.40
and	22.86	24.38	1.52	0.45	1.00
and	48.77	56.39	7.62	0.36	1.30
and	68.58	71.63	3.05	0.59	4.80
LA COLORADA PIT
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R71	0.00	6.10	6.10	0.37	11.53
and	103.63	115.82	12.19	0.85	0.86
and	137.16	143.26	6.10	4.94	15.85
including	137.16	138.68	1.52	3.34	14.30
including	138.68	140.21	1.52	4.93	13.90
including	140.21	141.73	1.52	8.42	23.60
including	141.73	143.26	1.52	3.07	11.60
R72	6.10	7.62	1.52	1.10	0.20
and	51.82	53.34	1.52	0.37	8.20
and	60.96	70.10	9.14	1.63	37.02
including	64.01	65.53	1.52	5.25	97.00
including	65.53	67.06	1.52	2.04	59.00
R73	4.57	15.24	10.67	1.17	48.15
including	12.19	13.72	1.53	3.04	100.00
and	44.20	48.77	4.57	0.84	14.07
and	91.44	94.49	3.05	0.39	1.00
R74	13.72	21.34	7.62	1.15	43.75
and	137.16	141.73	4.57	4.37	145.83
including	137.16	138.68	1.52	12.21	419.80
R75	140.21	143.26	3.05	0.56	42.55
R89	3.05	4.57	1.52	NSM	NSM
GRAN CENTRAL PIT
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R76	0.00	12.19	12.19	0.33	9.26
and	22.86	30.48	7.62	0.40	3.10
and	91.44	105.16	13.72	1.25	17.82
including	92.96	94.49	1.52	5.67	97.00
and	141.73	144.78	3.05	0.98	41.00
and	150.88	158.50	7.62	0.56	2.14
R77	10.67	12.19	1.52	0.26	3.70
and	24.38	25.91	1.52	0.61	47.00
and	42.67	44.20	1.52	0.55	5.60
and	67.06	68.58	1.52	0.55	1.20
and	85.34	86.87	1.52	0.33	1.50
R78	1.52	6.10	4.57	NSM	NSM
R79	0.00	15.24	15.24	0.40	7.82
and	25.91	27.43	1.52	0.44	11.70
and	38.10	41.15	3.05	0.82	4.05
R80	0.00	19.81	19.81	4.00	15.05
including	12.19	13.72	1.52	4.40	24.80
including	13.72	15.24	1.52	37.99	92.00
and	47.24	48.77	1.52	0.38	0.90
WASTE DUMP/LEACH PAD
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
R81	27.43	30.48	3.05	0.41	4.80
and	36.58	39.62	3.05	1.02	2.50
R82	6.10	30.48	24.38	0.30	5.38
R83	3.05	15.24	12.19	0.47	11.93
R84	12.19	30.48	18.29	NSM	NSM
R85	0.00	15.24	15.24	0.44	41.34
R86	3.05	15.24	12.19	0.45	24.23
R87	0.00	3.05	3.05	0.75	20.60
and	12.19	15.24	3.05	0.94	54.00
R88	0.00	15.24	15.24	1.16	36.34

Core Holes DH-01 and DH-05
Drill Hole	From m	To m	Length m	Au ppm	Ag ppm
DH-01	176.00	198.00	22.00	1.93	77.56
DH-05	69.5	70.5	1	7.220	6.6
And	96.6	100.6	4	1.380	40.5
including	98.6	99.6	1	4.298	135.0
And	165.2	207	41.8	1.025	5.3
including	170.2	171.2	1	4.362	2.7
including	175.2	177.2	2	4.344	5.3
including	188	189	1	3.978	3.6
And	210	221	11	0.800	3.8
And	225	231.5	6.5	0.582	5.0
And	245.6	247.6	2	2.586	3.5

 

2008 DRILL RESULTS
WEST GRAN CENTRAL
Drillhole	From	To	Length	Auppm	Agppm
08-LCOL-R17	277.368	283.464	6.096	7.646	246.15
Including	277.368	278.892	1.524	0.204	13.3
Including	278.892	280.416	1.524	6.62	318.2
Including	280.416	281.94	1.524	4.47	205.2
Including	281.94	283.464	1.524	19.29	447.9
VETA MADRE
Drillhole	From	To	Length	Auppm	Agppm
08-LCOL-R09	59.44	60.96	1.52	0.59	1.38
and	76.20	85.34	9.14	0.23	8.16
and	102.11	103.63	1.52	0.40	19.45
08-LCOL-R10	19.81	25.91	6.10	1.12	1.91
and	36.58	39.62	3.05	0.73	11.66
and	47.24	50.29	3.05	0.29	2.74
08-LCOL-R11	1.52	45.72	44.20	0.64	7.52
LA VERDE DRILL RESULTS 0.2 ppm gold cut off
Drillhole	From	To	Length	Au pppm	Ag ppm
08-LCOL-R01	0.00	6.10	6.10	1.27	21.97
and	32.00	33.53	1.52	1.23	1.05
and	53.34	60.96	7.62	2.93	20.15
and	92.96	100.58	7.62	1.45	2.33
08-LCOL-R02	1.52	7.62	6.10	0.24	7.00
and	18.29	19.81	1.52	0.43	10.05
08-LCOL-R03	123.44	124.97	1.52	518.00	89.00
08-LCOL-R03	124.97	126.49	1.52	0.93	3.42
08-LCOL-R03	126.49	128.02	1.52	12.60	2.31
08-LCOL-R04	134.11	135.64	1.52	1.16	177.00
08-LCOL-R05	6.10	9.14	3.05	0.32	16.08
08-LCOL-R06	32.00	33.53	1.52	5.93	2.80
08-LCOL-R06	57.91	59.44	1.52	2.19	3.87
08-LCOL-R07	79.25	80.77	1.52	30.20	4.05
08-LCOL-R07	80.77	82.30	1.52	0.19	5.82
08-LCOL-R07	82.30	83.82	1.52	0.67	7.25
08-LCOL-R13	137.16	138.68	1.52	2.45	12.30
CRESTON NORTHWEST 0.2 ppm gold cut off
Drillhole	From	To	Length	Au pppm	Ag ppm
08-LCOL-R21	126.49	128.02	1.52	0.25	27.00
08-LCOL-R21	128.02	129.54	1.52	8.79	270.10
08-LCOL-R21	129.54	131.06	1.52	0.46	32.40