Chesapeake Gold Corp
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Chesapeake Gold Corp
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Chesapeake Gold Corp. engages in the exploration, development, and recovery of precious metals. The company is headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia. The company went IPO on 2002-07-19. The Company’s primary asset is the Metates project (Metates), which is located approximately 175 kilometers northeast of Mazatlan in Durango state and is an undeveloped disseminated in-situ gold, silver deposits in Mexico. The Metates property comprises of fourteen mineral concessions totaling approximately 14,727 hectares. The firm also has a portfolio of exploration properties in Mexico comprising 115,484 hectares in the states of Durango, Oaxaca and Veracruz. The company owns interest in Gunpoint Exploration Ltd., which owns the Talapoosa gold project (Talapoosa) located in Lyon County, Nevada. Talapoosa is a low-sulphidation gold/silver property in the Walker Lane gold trend of western Nevada, approximately 45 kilometers east of Reno.
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