







SEDEX Mineral Deposits
Eagle Plains Resources explores for many different types of precious and base metal mineral deposits.
A type of base metal deposit known as a SEDEX (Sedimentary Exhalitive) is one of our specialities as they can be very large and rich such as the Sulivan Mine located in Kimberley, B.C., 30km north of our headquarters in Cranbrook.
These deposits have been known to occur in SE British Columbia in the Aldridge Basin, an ancient sea, and in the Selwyn Basin of the NWT where we hold extensive land positions.
We are currently targeting this type of deposit at the Iron Range Project and at several other properties in SE British Columbia. As a result of an important base-metal discovery on the Iron Range Project in late 2010, interest was renewed in exploring the Sullivan Camp, here is a map of our SEDEX projects in that area.
Click on the image below to view an animation of a SEDEX deposit forming.

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Projects Click on map to select a province
| Divested Projects: |
Value Summary: |
Remaining Interest: |
Bar  |
- $900,000 exploration
- 1,200,000 shares
- $100,000 cash |
1% NSR |
Blende    |
- $5,100,000 exploration
- 5,600,000 shares
- $1,200,000 cash |
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Bohan   |
- $200,000 exploration
- 2,000,000 shares |
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Copper Canyon   |
- $3,000,000 exploration
- 326,000 shares
- $250,000 cash |
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Hit & Sprogge (Justin) &
Mackenzie Valley (Data)  |
- $3,500,000 exploration (Teck)
- $4,000,000 exploration (Aben)
- 5,000,000 shares (Aben) |
5 Base Metal Projects |
Kulyk Lake (Baska Eldorado)   |
- 2,000,000 shares |
1% NSR or 50% back-in |
McQuesten  |
- $1,000,000 exploration
- 350,000 shares
- $320,000 cash |
1-2% NSR |
Sphinx   |
- $200,000 exploration
- 2,000,000 shares |
1% NSR or 50% back-in |
| Total: |
- $17,900,000 exploration
- 18,476,000 shares
- $1,870,000 cash |
- 4 NSR's
- 2 back-in options
- 5 Base Metal Projects |
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